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| 3751 | note on Find a Grave: on William Royer's Find a Grave page: ROYER Wm. H. Farmer; Sec. 35; P. O. Buffalo Prairie ; born in Crawford Co., Penn., June 14, 1828 ; came to this Co. 1866; Dem; Ind; 180 acres, value $3,200; lived in Mercer Co. about fifteen years; wife was Armilda Brewer, who was born in Indiana, March 29, 1843 ; married Aug. 29, 1861 ; one child, Mary Hannah, who was born Aug. 9, 1862; died Aug. 24, 1864. | Brewer, Armilda (I2096)
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| 3752 | Note on Find a Grave: parents helens and malinda bishop grayson m levi hash son of will and jane m. 12/16/1855 aged 20, farmer eliza aged 17 entered by isaac j parks | Bishop, Elisa J. (I1831)
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| 3753 | Note on Find a Grave: Rhoda Alice Pingleton (m) 9-5-1909 Haileyville, Pittsburg, Oklahoma Children of Timothy & Rhoda: 1.Gladys Onita Peachee born 7-9-1910 Oklahoma married: _________ McClanadan. 2. Myrtle Lena Peachee (born) 8-19-1913 Hartshone, Pittsburg, Oklahoma (died) 1-31-1981 married: Herschel J. Scroggins. | Pingleton, Rhoda Alice (I836)
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| 3754 | Note on Find a Grave: Sid was son of Martin Mann & Mary Jane Hall. He first married Martha Moore and known children were Bertha, Lillian, Enoch, & Warren. His second wife was Maggie Couch and their known children were Estille, Mattie & Johnie. There was also a daughter nicknamed Reddy who died abt 1916. It is not clear who her mother was. Sid died before 1923 when Maggie remarried as a widow. He last appears in the 1920 Lee Co. KY census. Gravesite Details Grave location verified by Robert, grandson of Sid. About 2012 Robert set the steel rebar beside the stone as his mother had previously shown him with certainty where Sid's grave was. What little engraving remains is illegible. | Mann, Sidney B. (I2623)
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| 3755 | Note on Find a Grave: Solomon Parsons is the son of William Parsons and Mary (Sometimes called Polly but with no documentation) Cragg (Scots spelling)/Craig Family tradition is that he was born in Rutherford Cty NC which was Tryon Cty NC then. There is no known record nor bible. There is no known picture of Solomon. We have pix of some of his sons who look alike. His parents had moved from Albemarle Parish, Va. to Rowan Cty NC. to Old Tryon. Only one document has been found there that said his father William RASONS had done land improvements in Tryon. Nothing else. Solomon arrived in Alleghany Cy NC (then Ashe) after the Rev War ca 1795. He followed his brothers John and Robert to the area. Solomon ca 1796 married Lydia Sturgill, a local Rev War soldier's daughter. Lydia and Solomon made their first home on a farm on the New River at Grassy Creek. In 1813, they bought a farm from Old John Hash and 2nd wife wife Docia Sturgill that was located on Potato Creek in Ashe County, [now Piney Creek, Alleghany County] NC. They lived the remainder of their lives there and are buried in the family cemetery on this farm. There is a picture of his cabin. He died in 1860 just after this part of Ashe had became Alleghany. His children are listed with Lydia. Living children only are named in 3/28/1862 document: Alleghany Cty NC Record of deeds Book A. Census records start at 1810 Ashe. 1810 2 adults and 4 kids 1820 1830 1840 1850 | Parsons, Solomon Columbus (I1995)
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| 3756 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of Joshua "John" Cox of New Castle, Delaware and Mary Katherine Rankin of Pennsylvania. Born near McDowell's Mill, which was located at what was known as Greencastle borough, now Franklin, then Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. David removed to Lexington, Virginia in the company of his brother, Captain John Cox and their mother. It is believed their sister, Mary "Mollie" Cox, came with them. Land records reflect that David later moved to Grayson County, Virginia. The Cox family probably entered the Grayson area with the Bakers, the Hashes and the Osbornes during the 1760s. Mary Rankin Cox, a widow, arrived with sons John, David, and possibly another son named Joshua. Her husband is believed to be John Joshua Cox who died in Lancaster County (now Franklin County, PA) in the Cumberland Valley. Sister Mary Cox probably traveled with her husband, John Craig, and two or three small sons. A militia unit in Montgomery County, Virginia was headed by Captain John Cox and Lieutenant David Cox was also listed. It is believed that David Cox married Margaret Ann "Peggy" McGowan after reaching Virginia. He was father to eight sons and four daughters. The Cox families had land on New River and Bridle Creek according to the 1815 property tax list. John and David Cox were prominent leaders in what was known as the "New River Settlement". They had large landholdings, both with properties extending across the state line into North Carolina. David Cox's will, which bequeathed to his eight sons several parcels of land, money, slaves, and personal property such as books, etc. indicated substantial wealth. He is the namesake of the Lt. David Cox Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, which serves the greater Galax and Independence areas of southwest Virginia. Inscription "Erected to sacred memory of LT David Cox and his wife Margarett Ann McGowan. Was born in Lancaster Co., Penn. in 1740. Moved to Lexington, Va. with brother CAPT John Cox and sister Mary Cox. Later moved to Christiansburg, Va. and in 1765 moved to Grayson County 10 miles east of old courthouse at Old Town, Virginia. Served in two battles of Revolution under CAPT John Cox in Battles of Point Pleasant and King Mountain. Was son of Joshuay Cox and Mary Rankin. Moved to Grayson County 1765. He died in 1818." | Cox, David (I2135)
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| 3757 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of Thomas and Joannah ALFORD Baker Husband of Josephine PHIPPS Baker Madison County Record, 30 August 1928 John A. Baker, 78 years old of Fleming Creek, died August 27, 1928 at his son Daily's home. He was a pioneer resident of the area. He is survived by his wife, Josephine, and four sons, Jake, John William, Daily and Hugh, all of St. Paul. His body was laid to rest in the Cragar Cemetery. Modern tombstone shown on findagrave sits between the fieldstone marked graves of John Alford & Josephine. | Baker, John Alford (I367)
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| 3758 | Note on Find a Grave: Ward, Rosamond Evaline aka Rosey •Born: Feb 1830, Grayson Co., Va. •Marriage: Hash, Zebedee Rosamond married Zebedee Hash, son of Joseph Hash and Margaret Halsey. Zebedee Hash was born about Jan 1816 in Virginia. NOTES from Researcher Victoria Taylor True VA DEATH INDEX: Name: Rosey Hash [Rosey Ward] Birth Date: abt 1830 Death Date: 11 Apr 1855 Death Place: Grayson County, Virginia Death Age: 25 Race: White Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Father Name: Zacharia Ward Mother Name: Tobitha Ward Spouse Name: Zebedee Hash FHL Film Number:31758 | Ward, Rosamond Evaline (I1855)
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| 3759 | Note on Find a Grave: William Halsey, Jr. born March 23, 1760, at Columbia, New Jersey married Rachel Cobb of Schooley, New Jersey, on November 3, 1780. They were married by Reverend Joseph Gravies at the Presbyterian Church. William enlisted in Washington's Continental Army on May 9, 1778, and joined on June 5, 1778, at Mount Holly, New Jersey. He Served under Captain Emily and was commandeered by General Dayton. His revolutionary service was considerable, fighting the battles of Brandywine, Bunker Hill, Ash Swamp, and Cowpens. He was one of General Washington's personal guards at Morristown, New Jersey. He is listed in the DAR Patriot Index. | Halsey, William (I1960)
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| 3760 | Note on Find a Grave: "Died At Birth" | Turner, Ed (I1511)
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| 3761 | Note on Find a Grave: * Infant C. T. Hash daughter Born: May 1870 in Va Name is NOT Calvin Sometimes written C.F. Hash Died: May 1870 in Va Parents: William Henry Harrison Hash Mary Glass | Hash, C.T. (I1853)
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| 3762 | note on Find a Grave: **Bio remains under development** BIO ON MARTHA PEAK No document has ever been found that names the parents of Patsy Peak; nor has a family tradition been passed on which names her parents. The old guess was that her parents were Nathan Peak and Millie Easter. Recent DNA results of Peak descendants point to a kinship with Abel Peak of Tennessee. Some family members conclude the evidence proves that Abel Peak (a.k.a. Peek) is the father of Martha "Patsy" Peak. Since there is a DNA relationship, a link to Abel Peak can be found here: Abel Peak. However, the author of this Bio is hesitant to label Abel as Patsy's father until he receives additional information demonstrating its viability due to some of the arguments against such a conclusion. The difficulties with such a conclusion will be noted below. At the present time the author can only see the forest due to only knowing there is a DNA relationship with Abel Peak, but being unable to distinguish one tree from another. In spite of that, more on the life of Abel Peak will be discussed below. Martha "Patsy" (Peak) appears on the 1860 census as Martha Halsey and on the 1850 & 1870 censuses as Patsy Halsey. She last appears on the 1870 census. After that she vanishes, presumably dying sometime between 1870 & 1880. A Death Record has not been discovered. The undocumented death date generally given for Patsy Halsey of 5 May 1876 actually belongs to her possible sister, Juda (Peak) Halsey (09 Aug 1791-05 May 1876), wife of William "Bucky" Halsey (abt. 1789-28 Aug 1849), the son of William Halsey, Jr, the Revolutionary War veteran and his wife, Rachel Cobb. Juda's husband, William "Bucky" Halsey, and Patsy Peak's husband, James Halsey, were brothers. In abt. 1814 Patsy married James Halsey in Mouth of Wilson, Grayson County, Virginia, according to "Halsey Genealogy" by David Halsey.(2) The marriage date appears to be based solely on the date of the birth of their 1st child, Ahart. Patsy lived her entire married life in the Wilson Creek area of Grayson County, Virginia. The children from the union of Patsy Peak and James Halsey were as follows (based on "Halsey Genealogy" by Rufus Clinton Halsey). The exact birth dates which are given come from an old record as explained below and may differ from other records: 1. Ahart Halsey (18 Dec(?) 1814 – 1887; m. Elizabeth Cox; his headstone says he was killed by lightening). 2. *Matilda "Millie" Halsey (22 Feb 1817 – 1913; m. Samuel Cox). 3. *Malinda Halsey (8 Nov 1819; m. Daniel Daugherty in 1856). 4. Loucinda Halsey( 2 Jul 1822 – 1887; m. Dr William B. Parsons in 1846). 5. Morris "Marsh" Halsey (9 Mar 1825 – 1909; m. Sophina Hash ca. 1847). 6. Olive Malinda Halsey (25 Jul 1828 – 1909; m. Enoch Hash Sep 30, 1852). 7. Troy Halsey (27 Oct 1830 – 1857; m. Polly Jane Hash ca. 1849). 8. Mary Polly Halsey (21 Feb 1833 – 1907; m. Lazarus Hash in 1848). 9. William Cecil "Cease" Halsey (1839 – 1932; m. Rebecca A. Hash). 10. Adah Ann Halsey (1839 – 1839). 11. Henry Halsey (1840 – 1923; m. Mrs. Nancy Jane Stanford Miles, widow of William Jesse Miles). *Some have said that Malinda and Matilda were twins. However, an old birth record said to be torn from a book inherited by William Halsey, the son of William Halsey, Jr, the Revolutionary War veteran, and which survives in the Revolution War Pension Record of, William Halsey, Jr, does not agree. The record gives two different birth dates for Malinda and Matilda. The dates from the record are reflected above for Ahart, Matilda, Malinda, Lucinda, Morris, Olive, Troy, and Mary. The names of Mitildiea, Melindia & Lucindia accompany their full birth date. For daughter Olive it only says, "Daughter was born in July the 25 day and year 1828." For Ahart, Troy & Mary only full dates are given and unaccompanied by a given name. The record stops with Mary. BIO ON MARTHA'S PROPOSED FATHER, ABEL PEAK The Abel Peak, to which some family members believe DNA points as Patsy Peak's likely father, was a Revolutionary War Veteran. Abel Peak has two known marriages. He married his 1st wife, Millie (LNU), abt. 1760. Millie died abt. 1792. If Abel was indeed the father of Patsy Peak then Millie would have been the mother of possible siblings, Samuel, Juda and Patsy. In Franklin County, 1794, Abel married his 2nd wife, Lydia Jones (b. 30 Jan 1776 in Pittsylvania Co., VA. d. 04 March 1854 in Scott Co. TN). Lydia was the mother of Josiah, Nancy and several others (See Lydia's Revolutionary War Pension Application). It is argued by some family genealogists that Abel Peak and his 2nd wife moved from Franklin County, VA to Grayson County, VA in abt 1805. The difficulty with that supposition is that no record of their life in Grayson County has been discovered, and yet five of Abel's proposed children appear to have lived in Grayson County their entire life. Around 1816 the Abel Peak family show up in Morgan County TN. At least one unmarried daughter, Elizabeth, went with them to Tennessee. Abel and Lydia had additional children born to them in Morgan County.(1) TENTATIVE CONCLUSIONS REGARDING THE DNA CONNECTION TO ABEL PEAK 1. The author is still in the investigation process and has made no absolute conclusion as questions remain. 2. There is definitely an DNA connection with Abel Peak. However, Abel could also be the uncle instead of the father or even a cousin. Additional information is needed in order to clarify the claim. 3. There is no evidence of Abel Peak ever living in Grayson County, Virginia. Yet five of his supposed children are said to have lived there . Who are those five? Are any of those in Grayson County Lydia's children? If so, this would lend a little support both to Abel's residence in Grayson, County and of a direct relationship to Patsy. 4. Abel's wife, Lydia, after his decease mentions her place of marriage in Franklin County, Virginia and of moving to Tennessee and the two counties in which they had lived in Tennessee, but never mentions Grayson County, Virginia. This leads one to think they may have never lived there. BURIAL LOCATION See husband James Halsey for verification of place of burial. (1). Thanks to Carol Conrad for alerting the author to our DNA connection with Abel Peak & for providing the family information on Abel Peak, his wives and his children (per email correspondence with the author of the Bio on 4/19/2024. (2). David Halsey, Halsey Genealogy Since 1395 A.D., Book Two (Westminster, MD, Heritage Books, Inc, 2000), p. 99. (3). Rufus Clinton Halsey, Wm. Halsey of Columbia, N.J. and Piney Creek, N.C. 1760-1832 and his Descendants to twelfth and thirteenth generations from Thomas Halsey, #1, who came from England, Book Number Two (Sparta, NC, Self Published, 1980), p. 4. Research & Bio by David Burns, M. Div. 3rd Great-Grandson Find A Grave# 47319474 updated 4/19/2024 | Peak, Martha "Patsy" (I2218)
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| 3763 | note on Find a Grave: *Daughter of Capt Enoch Osborne and Jane Hash b ca 1769/1773 There is a record for her marriage to Copeland and it shows her birth year as 1773 not 1757. Married Charles Copeland b Scotland or Canada d Illinois May have died in Tenn on way to Illinois. May be buried on the family farm in lost cemetery with no marker. 11 Children Jane Copeland m James Howell Sr son of James Howell Sr Elizabeth Ruth Mary Zachariah Anna m William Hall went to Ky Jane Margaret m Jesse Maggie Lydia m Joseph Osborne Rhina m John Sloane Jesse m 1 Arietta Keith 2 widow Mrs Ellen Keith Thomas Jefferson m Louisa Johnson or 13 Children 1. Jefferson COPELAND, b. 2 May 1810, Bledsoe, Tennessee 2. Lydia COPELAND, b. Abt 1801, Grayson Co, Virginia 3. Jane COPELAND, b. 1 Feb 1789, , , Hancock, Tennessee d. 25 Apr 1869, Portage, Box Elder, Utah (Age 80 years) 4. Anna COPELAND, b. 25 Apr 1786, Rich Square, Northampton, North Carolina d. 26 Jun 1858, Center, Decatur, Iowa (Age 72 years). She married William Hall about 1802 in Grayson County, Virginia 5. Zachariah COPELAND, b. 1799, Grayson Co, Virginia 6. Andrew COPELAND, b. 1795, , Grayson, Virginia 7. Jesse COPELAND, b. 2 Mar 1808, Bledsoe, Tennessee 8. Elizabeth COPELAND, b. 1791, Or Grayson, , Virginia 9. Ruth COPELAND, b. 1793, Or Grayson, , Virginia 10. Mary COPELAND, b. 1797, , Grayson, Virginia 11. Renah COPELAND, b. Abt 1803, Grayson Co, Virginia 12. Margaret COPELAND, b. 17 Feb 1799, Grayson Co, Virginia 13. Son COPELAND, b. Abt 1805, Grayson Co, Virginia | Osborne, Hannah (I2111)
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| 3764 | Note on Find a Grave: *DAVID HOLDAWAY Birthdate: 1796 Death: Died 1826 in VA, GRAYSON aged approx. 30 Burial unknown Son of TIMOTHY HOLDAWAY Birthdate: December 25, 1744 Birthplace: England, UK Death: Died July 19, 1834 and Hanna Newland Birthdate: 1748 Death: (Date and location unknown) GrdSon of TIMOTHY HOLDAWAY Birthdate: 1725 Death: Died 1744 and BRIDGETT Birthdate: 1724 Death: (Date and location unknown) siblings: Father of HENRY HOLDAWAY; FRANCIS HOLDAWAY; TIMOTHY HOLDAWAY, III; JAMES J HOLDAWAY and DAVID HOLDAWAY Husband of MARY POLLY HASH Children TIMOTHY HOLDAWAY; MARY HOLDAWAY; RUFUS M HOLDAWAY; JACKSON B HOLDAWAY; JOHN Dodson HOLDAWAY; was born 12 Jan 1834 in Independence, VA, and died 03 Sep 1928 in Red River Co, TX. He married (2) Elvira Adeline Perkins on 20 Mar 1867 in Grayson County, VA, daughter of Timothy Perkins and Elizabeth. 1. Pedigree Chart of CB of Lincoln, NE.dtd. April 1993. 2. 1840 Census, Grayson Co., VA. Pg. 309.PJP's book 3. 1850 Census of Grayson Co., VA, District 19, #500 & Pg. 195, Aug. 1850, Editor, Dr. John F. Schunk.PJP's Copy 4. 1870 Census, Grayson Co., VA, Wilson District, July 1870, No. 457. Pg. 262 of Transcript by Jeffery Weaver.See annotation 5. 1880 Census, Grayson Co., VA, Wilson District #3, No. 46.Pg. 53 of Transcript by Jeffery Weaver. 6. Moved to TX soon aft 1880 ANDREW CREED HOLDAWAY; He was born 1838 in Grayson, VA, USA, and died 1938. Military: 28 Jun 1861, Virginia Residence: 1880, Grayson, Virginia married Mandana Haga (Henry10, David9, John George8 Hagey, Hans George Hagi7 Hage, Hans Jacob6 Hegi, Hans Rudolf5 Hagi, Conrad Haagen4, Werner3 Hegi, Hanss2, Jacob1) was born 27 May 1844 in Grayson, VA, USA, and died Unknown DAVID CROCKET HOLDAWAY; ALLEN HOLDAWAY; CHURCHWELL HOLDAWAY WILLIAM RILEY HOLDAWAY | Holdaway, David Amos (I1877)
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| 3765 | Note on Find a Grave: *Jackson B. Hash CSA VETERAN Enlisted in 50th VA Infantry, Co. D transferred to CS Navy on 4/4/1864. (info thanks to Linda P FaG researcher ) Born: 16 Oct 1815 in Grayson, Va Died: Dec 1895 in Va Married: 31 Dec 1837 in Grayson, Va Parents: Spouse Malinda I or J Pugh Born: 23 Apr 1825 in Grayson, Va Died: Jul 1879 in Grayson, Va Parents: William Pugh Lucy Anderson Children Jerome C. Hash Born: Jan 1841 in Grayson, Va Byron B. Hash Born: 21 May 1842 in Grayson, Va Died in CW in POW camp William Troy Hash Born: 19 Sep 1849 in Grayson, Va Mitchell Masten Hash Born: 19 Mar 1853 in Grayson, Va Cora E. Hash Born: Aug 1864 in Grayson, Va Died: Jan 1944 in Grant, Grayson, Va Martha L ...died young | Hash, Jackson B. (I1888)
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| 3766 | Note on Find a Grave: *Jacob (Andre) Anderson Hash (John II , William Horton? Sr. , John "Old John" Sr. ) was born on 20 Aug 1813 in Grayson Co VA. He died in 1877. Place unknown Burial unknown Pls contact me with info on Jacob | Hash, Jacob Anderson "Andre" (I1886)
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| 3767 | note on Find a Grave: *Juda PEAK Birth: 9 Aug 1791 in VA Death: 5 May 1876 in Piney Creek, Alleghany County, NC Marriage William HALSEY b: 1789 in Piney Creek, Alleghany County, NC Married: 27 Apr 1814 in Grayson County, VA May be 1/2 sister to Josiah and Nancy may be full sister to Pattie and Samuel Children: i. JOSIAH HALSEY born April 22, 1815, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, occupation Farmer, married (1) August 21, 1834, in Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, 1 FANNIE McMILLAN, born August 18, 1815, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, (daughter of JAMES McMILLAN and THURSA GAMBILL) died September 6, 1849, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, married (2) September 12, 1850, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, 2 MARY PARSONS, (of the Solomon Sr Parsons line) born June 12, 1827, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC, (daughter of SOLOMON Sr PARSONS and LYDIA STURGILL) died February 8, 1918. IRA JOSIAH died December 18, 1861, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany Co., NC. Mary remarried after Ira's death to James Wesley Kegley. No children HE IS NOT IRA JOSIAH NOR JOSIAH IRA. HIS BROTHER IS IRA AND HE IS JOSIAH. ii. CASWELL HALSEY occupation Farmer, born April 17, 1818, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, married May 26, 1836, Carolina. MAHALA McMILLAN, born 1820 iii. IRA HALSEY born June 30, 1820, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, occupation Farmer, married May 19, 1861, ZILHIA DIXON. IRA died June 10, 1901. HE IS IRA NOT JOSIAH NOR IRA JOSIAH NOR JOSIAH IRA. HIS BROTHER IS JOSIAH. iv. TINSEY HALSEY born October 26, 1822, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, married 1839, JOHN ROSS, born 1819, North Carolina, (son of (---) ROSS and NANCY (---) ROSS) occupation Farmer. v. SENIA HALSEY born February 27, 1825, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, North Carolina, married 1846, HENRY J. PARSONS (of the Robert Parsons line). vi. Cinderella aka Sinder Rella HALSEY (sometimes seen as LOUCINDA/Lucinda HALSEY on the internet but this is WRONG. Lucinda Halsey Parsons, daughter of James Halsey, married William B Parsons, son of Solomon Sr and Lydia Sturgill Parsons) Sinder Rella born October 21, 1827, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, married 1846, Rev WILLIAM C. PARSONS, born 1816, NC, occupation Farmer. (Sometimes seen as William B Parsons son of Solomon Sr Parsons. BUT This is William C Parsons son of Solomon Parsons Jr (son of Robert Parsons and Anna Welborn of Mouth of Wilson, Va,) and Mary Hardin. Robert was Solomon Sr's brother. Confused yet? :-) This has been a source of huge confusion on the internet.) vii. MARY POLLY HALSEY born July 19, 1831, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, North Carolina. viii. SARAH (SALLY) HALSEY born December 12, 1836, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, occupation Seamstress, married February 29, 1852, JOHN McMILLAN, JR., occupation Farmer, died before 1860, North Carolina. ix. NANCY HALSEY born November 12, 1837, Piney Creek, Ashe/Alleghany County, NC, married September 12, 1850, LOUIS B. (LAZARUS) HASH, born 1830, Virginia. Nancy died May 15, 1912. NOTES: Juda's parents are unknown. Her dad may be Aaron? PEAK SIBLINGS Samuel Peak b. 11 Mar. 1787 Va. d. 14 Jun. 1861 Iowa m. Mary Unknown. Both buried Mt. Ararat Cem.,Appanoose Co.,IA. Ch: Elizabeth, Emeline Jane, Aaron, Eli, Augustus(Gustavius), Alfred M., Judy Ann, Derotia M., Christopher Columbus. Samuel Peak lived in Grayson Co. and Carroll Co. Va. also. Brother Josiah Peak Sister Pattie Peak Sister Nancy Peak Maintained by: C. Dunivan Originally Created by: Gary McMillan Added: Jan 15, 2010 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 46709634 | Peak, Juda (I2311)
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| 3768 | Note on Find a Grave: *Malinda I. Pugh Born: 23 Apr 1825 in Grayson, Va Died: July 6, 1879 in Grayson County, VA. (thks Linda P) Married: 31 Dec 1837 in Grayson, Va Parents: William Pugh Lucy Anderson Spouse Jackson B. Hash Born: 16 Oct 1815 in Grayson, Va Died: Dec 1895 in Va | Pugh, Malina J. (I1889)
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| 3769 | Note on Find a Grave: *MARY POLLY HASH Birthdate: 1801 Parents John Hash and Rebecca Anderson Death: Died February 17, 1887 Wife of DAVID HOLDAWAY Mother of TIMOTHY HOLDAWAY; MARY HOLDAWAY; RUFUS M HOLDAWAY; JACKSON B HOLDAWAY; JOHN HOLDAWAY and 5 others. | Hash, Mary (I1876)
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| 3770 | Note on Find a Grave: -m-2-5-1857 Maranda Wilson John's new headstone & plaque has him born 1836 but census reports shows him one year older than brother Philip. Owsley Co birth records show Philip -b-1836 & that's the birth year on Philip's headstone. John's original stone only listed SGT Co C 47th Ky Inf with no birth or death date. John & Maranda had the nine children listed on the back of their stone. I've found info on all of the children with the exception of Mary H Strong. Daughter, Sarah Frances married 1st, Henry Morris -b-5-1866 -d-abt-1900 as Sarah is a widow in the 1900 census but their youngest son, Willie was listed as being nine in the 1910 census. Sarah later -m-3-28-1911 Thomas Patton. The burials of Fred & Thomas weren't found. Sarah is buried as a Patton in Butler Co, Ohio. The stone lists daughter, Emma Mahalia as married a Fransriggi but all census records have her married to William Frank Dorton & she's buried as a Dorton in Colorado. My understanding is a Strong relative in Booneville had the new stones put in. John is my gg-uncle, brother to my gg-grandfather, Philip. | Strong, John (I2431)
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| 3771 | note on Find a Grave: -m-4-7-1876 Margaret Wilson Spelled Calihan on his stone Inscription His toils are past. His work is done, He fought the fight, The victory done | Callahan, William (I2449)
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| 3772 | note on Find a Grave: -m-5-27-1839 Elias Moore Jr Sarah still living in 1880 Federal Census From Census records from 1850 through 1880, Found these children - William 1840, George 1841, Nelly 1842, Cornelius 1843, Margaret 1844, James 1846, Alexander 1848, Rebecca 1851, Joseph 1853, Thomas J 1855, Green A 1860, & (another) William 1870. | Morris, Sarah “Sally” (I2339)
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| 3773 | Note on Find a Grave: 10 Children: Thomas Martha Sarah Betsy William Jane Nancy James Philip Ruth (see memorial 14415431) Mary Husband of Ruth Sturgill Hash who died in Green Co., KY. DAR Ancestor #: A052346 Inscription In Memory of Thomas Hash, who departed this life Dec. 25, 1848, age 92 yrs., 10 mos. and 12 days. (Transcription courtesy of Larry Hood) | Hash, Thomas (I1782)
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| 3774 | note on Find a Grave: 1850 United States Federal Census: Marion, Owen, Indiana Ezekiel Ward, age 27, born ca 1823 VA Cinthia Ward, age 22, born ca 1828 VA Malinda Ward, age 60, born ca 1790 VA Wells Ward, age 35, born ca 1815 VA [Family 685; Lines 39-42; 19 Aug 1850] 1860 United States Federal Census: Marion, Owen, Indiana Ezekiel Word, age 37, born ca 1823 VA Cyntha Word, age 32, born ca 1828 NC Elias C Dobkins, age 13, born ca 1847 IN Wells Ward, age 48, born ca 1812 VA Malinda Ward, age 74, born ca 1786 VA John Phipps, age 28, born ca 1832 NC Serenia Phipps, age 24, born ca 1836 NC Inscription s/o W. & M. Gravesite Details Basic Information from cemetery list. | Ward, Wells (I389)
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| 3775 | Note on Find a Grave: 1st wife of Henry Moore d/o Richard Reynolds & Icy Frost CHILDREN: • Colonel Moore • James Logan Moore 1866 • Icey Jane Moore • Frances Moore 1869 • Richard M Moore 1871 • Charles Benton Moore 1872 • Anderson Moore 1874 Bio by: Audrey Russell | Reynolds, Rebecca (I2425)
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| 3776 | Note on Find a Grave: 2nd wife of John Sturgill. May have married in Letcher Cty. Ky before moving to Wise Cty. Va. Two children from this marriage. May be buried here in Wise with husband on their farm. Children: Aramenta b 1856 Lidy b. 1860 | Abbott, Jane “Jenny” (I1997)
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| 3777 | Note on Find a Grave: 62 yr 2 m 22 d From Cemetery Records Allen HASH Cemetery, Grayson County, Virginia Headstone was moved to Fox Creek Family Cemetery, Grayson, Virginia, body remains interred in the Allen Hash Cemetery. The small stone shared with Allen was moved but was not found in August 2001. | Rutherford, Elizabeth Mary Ann "Polly" (I1879)
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| 3778 | Note on Find a Grave: According to "Descendants of Peter and Dority Hart 1740-1995 Virginia and North Carolina and Allied Families" by Ruth Gibbs Hart and Karen L. Cooper Nancy Hart was born ca 1784 on the New River, close to where Brush Creek enters the river, in Grayson County, Virginia. Her parents were Peter Hart Sr. and his wife Dority "Dolly", whose maiden name we do not know. Her father Peter had served in the Revolutionary War from Montgomery County, Virginia. Nancy married 25 February 1805 Grayson County, Virginia to Andrew Hash, born ca 1780 Grayson County, Virginia. He was son of William Hash and his wife Eleanor Osborne. Nancy and Andrew lived in Grayson County, Virginia for 25 years after their marriage and all seven of their children were born there. They are on the Grayson County, Virginia 1820 census records. They never owned land there, so perhaps they lived on the land of their parents. In 1829 or 1830 Andrew and Nancy decided to move to Whitley County, Kentucky. Nancy's brother, John Hart and his family had already been living there for many years. At the time Andrew and Nancy made this move it seems likely that her sister and her husband, Stephen and Margaret Hart Floyd, her brother, Stephen Hart and his wife Sarah Bradford Hart, another brother, Peter Hart Jr. and his wife Hannah Poe Hart made the move to Whitley County, Kentucky along with them. All four families appear on the Whitley County Kentucky tax lists within three years of each other. Perhaps some went first and the others followed a few years later, but we find it more likely that for mutual help and safety they all traveled together. Some of the families settled and paid their taxes a few years before the others, but all appeared in Whitley County records within three years of each other. Andrew and Nancy Hash first bought land on 30 September 1830 in Whitley County, Kentucky. They purchased 168 acres on Lynn Camp Creek from William and Elizabeth Dugger. Either, just prior to this or very shortly after the Hashs' also acquired another 120 acres on Lynn Camp Creek, which was probably bought by virtue of a Kentucky Land Warrant. This land was originally entered by W. Edwards. There was also another piece of land bought, 300 acres also on Lynn Camp Creek. This had originally been interred in the name of W. M. Bledsoe and was a Kentucky Land Warrant also. These two pieces of land that were Land Warrants are not in the books, they are registered at Frankfort, Kentucky. No one in this family has copies of these Warrants - but we presume them to exist. All three pieces of land on Lynn Camp Creek are listed by Andrew Hash on the 1830 Whitley County, Kentucky tax list for a total acreage owned of 588 acres and a declared value for the purpose of taxes of $688.00. In 1835 they are still living on Lynn Camp Creek and report 550 acres of land with a value of $600.00. On 2 July 1839 Andrew and Nancy Hash sold 50 acres on Lynn Camp Creek to Pricilla Early. This is the only land they sold in Whitley or surrounding counties. On the 18th of March 1840, we find in Whitley County, Kentucky court order books that Andrew Hash had filed a complaint against his wife Nancy Hash. We do not find the original complaint, only the ruling of the court in March. Andrew and Nancy had separated and were living in separate homes on Lynn Camp Creek. We can tell from the 1840 tax list that there were 6 houses between the two of them. It is possible that some of their children were living in between them, but they were both living on Hash property on Lynn Camp Creek. The court ruled in March of 1840 that the property given by Andrew to Nancy should be retained by her, free from any claim by Andrew. They further decreed that the marriage contract between the two parties be annulled. Andrew and Nancy Hash were now divorced after 35 years of marriage. Nancy Hash reported 325 acres of land on the 1840 tax list, all on Lynn Camp Creek. Andrew Hash reported 300 acres, also on Lynn Camp Creek. Nancy's figure is likely a little too high as they had only owned 588 acres while they were married and had sold 50 acres of it in 1839. On the 2nd of April 1840 (less than two weeks after the divorce), Andrew Hash, remarried to Betsy McCarty Hederick a widow, some 25 years younger than he. They had a son John Hash born in 1843. Andrew Hash died in late 1845 in Whitley County, Kentucky. In 1845 he was listed as paying taxes on 130 acres on Parks Branch. We do not find how he disposed of the other 170 acres he reported owning in 1840. There is no deed in Knox County, or Whitley County, Kentucky. In 1846 Joseph McFarland paid taxes for Andrew Hash, deceased on 100 acres on the Laurel River. One would presume that this is the same property Andrew reported in 1845. His widow, Elizabeth McCarty Hendrick Hash and their 7 year old son, John Hash, are found living with James and Telitha McCarty Nunn, presumably her child. Andrew Hash's estate appraisal is found in Whitley County, Kentucky in Will Book 1, dated December 1845. The sale was held 23 January 1846. Only personal property is mentioned. There is no mention of the dispursal of the property that Andrew owned at his death. Although no record or marker is found, it has been passed down that Andrew Hash was buried in Corinth Cemetery, South of Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky. Nancy Hart Hash reported and paid taxes on 325 acres of land on Lynn Camp Creek on the 1840 tax list. She appears again on the 1842 tax list with 268 acres on Lynn Camp Creek in Whitley County, KY. She moved with her children to Greene County, Indiana presumably in 1843 as she no longer appears on the tax list in Kentucky after 1842. She is living in the household of her son, John, on the 1850 census of Center Township, Greene County, Indiana. She is not on the 1860 Indiana census, so Nancy Hart Hash must have died between 1850 and 1860 in Greene County, Indiana. No record has been found of her death and nothing is known of where she is buried. Her son, John Hash and his wife are buried in Ridgeport Cemetery in Greene County Indiana. Perhaps she is buried with them. | Hart, Nancy (I1890)
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| 3779 | note on Find a Grave: Addison/Adison Phipps CSA VETERAN Company I (formerly Co D), Virginia 51st Infantry Regiment Parents: David Phipps Suzanne Anderson Phipps Grandparents: Isaiah Phipps and Sarah Howell Never married. No children. Family Tradition: Addison enlisted June 1861. He came home unwell after Oct 31, 1861 to be nursed. He died shortly after. Buried in family cemetery. Unmarked field stone as of August 2017. Died LDS date 11/22/1861 No bible, no doctor log, no newspaper obit, no death cert, No Army Dr. note, No AWOL. CSA RECORD US Military: War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865 Name: Adison Phipps Residence: Fox Creek, Virginia Enlistment Date: 25/28 Jun 1861 Pay started June 28, 1861 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Fox Creek, Virginia State Served: Virginia Service Record: Enlisted in Company I (formerly Co D), Virginia 51st Infantry Regiment on 25/28 Jun 1861. Sources: The Virginia Regimental Histories Series BATTLES Sept 10 1861 Gauley River, VA [now WV] Fought in the battle of Carnifex Ferry. This was the trigger that caused the division of VA into what it now West Virginia. Fought on 11 Sep 1861 at Carnifax Ferry, W. VA. Fought on 25 Sep 1861. (Info from Regimental Series) | Phipps, Addison (I2078)
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| 3780 | note on Find a Grave: After his death, his widow Jane remarried in 1893 to Felix Pennington. Name Jane Truett Gender Female Marriage Date 14 Dec 1893 Marriage Place Jackson, Kentucky, USA Spouse Felix Penington Film Number 000802457 | Rader, Jane (I2461)
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| 3781 | Note on Find a Grave: Allen Hash Allen Hash was born in Virginia in 1819. He and his wife Elizabeth were living in Shedd, Oregon when their daughter Arminta was born in 1855. They were in Missouri when their daughter Martha Ann was born in 1847. When Arminta was about 15 years old they came East of the Cascade Mountains and settled on Coon Creek in the Grizzly area of Wasco County (later Crook and then Jefferson County). Allen, also called John by his family, and Elizabeth raised a family of five girls: Jane Huston, Martha Ann Strait, Arminta Evans, Etta Chitwood and Mary Ellen Garrett. By 1900 Allen and Elizabeth were probably divorced. Elizabeth was living with Jeff D. Evans family in McKay Precinct in Crook County and Allen was living in the Haystack Precinct in Crook County. Their daughters Mary Allen, wife of James Harlan Garrett, and Etta, wife of Pleasant Chitwood, were both deceased. In 1907 Allen made his will. He left Arminta and Jane $1.00 each and his daughter Martha Ann was to receive the remainder of his estate. The children of Etta and Mary Ellen petitioned the Court to get their mother's share of the Estate. Martha Ann Strait appears in the 1910 Crook County Census and was either divorced or widowed. Allen died March 4, 1908 and is buried in the Gray Butte Cemetery. He left an estate but did not have a grave stone ... only a small grave marker that said only "Alln Hash". | Hash, Allen (I395)
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| 3782 | note on Find a Grave: Alsey Jane Hash Ward aka Jane widow of Sheffie WARD had one kid i Riley WARD was born 1869. She was born 4 Apr 1852 in Chestnut Hill, Ashe Co., NC. She died 1 Dec 1890 in Buchanan or Tazewell Co., VA. Twin sister of Riley Gerome Hash Married on 27 Sep 1877 in Grayson Co., VA They had 3 children before she passed away in 1890 John Calvin and Jane Phipps, his second wife, moved to Tazewell County, Virginia, near Richlands with all of their children except Alvin and Horton sometime after 1883. | Hash, Aley Jane (I2277)
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| 3783 | note on Find a Grave: America Hash was born on 8 Apr 1865 in Grayson Co, VA. She died in 1938. md Alexander Anderson on 6 Aug 1885 in Grayson Co, VA. Alexander was born in 1860. He died WFT Est 1891-1951. Info from Victoria Taylor-True. thks! | Hash, America Rebecca (I2092)
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| 3784 | Note on Find a Grave: Anderson Rutherford; born 1788 Germanic lineage Parents unknown Married Jane Hash Dau of John Hash and Rebecca Anderson Believed to be buried with wife. | Rutherford, Andrew Anderson (I1873)
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| 3785 | Note on Find a Grave: Andrew Hamilton (?-1783) Death: He was one of the twelve crewman from the frigate HMS Assistance who perished in the line of duty after the American Revolutionary War. They were sent ashore at Sandy Hook during a blizzard to search for deserters. All died of hypothermia on a Sandy Hook. | Hamilton, Andrew (I2465)
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| 3786 | Note on Find a Grave: Andrew McMillan Born 17 Mar 1793 in , Wilkes, NC Son of John McMillan and Marion McLymont married 1 JENNIE FIELDS 2 Ludema Justice Died: 17 Apr 1885 Buried on farm nearby Bones moved here Children Margaret McMillan Born: 1811 in NC Evaline McMillan Born: 11 Dec 1812 in NC Died: Apr 1887 in Grayson, Va Amazie Marion McMillan Born: 29 Mar 1816 in Nathans Creek, Ashe, NC Died: 24 Jul 1891 Mary McMillan Born: 1819 in , Ashe, NC Fields J. McMillan Born: 20 May 1826 in , Ashe, NC Died: 30 Jun 1901 Alexander B. McMillan Born: 1828 in , Ashe, NC Andrew Nathan McMillan Born: Dec 1829 in , Ashe, NC Died: 28 Nov 1901 in , Ashe, NC Jesse B. McMillan Born: 1832 in , Ashe, NC | McMillan, Andrew (I1861)
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| 3787 | note on Find a Grave: Ann Evans married Elisha Bowman in 1809 and they had 5 children. Elizabeth John Serina Margaret Ann Mary Polly #76891645 | Evans, Ann (I2479)
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| 3788 | note on Find a Grave: Ann Osborne Robinette Ann was the daughter of Captain Enoch Osborne and Jane Hash. She married Samuel Houston Robinette Sr. about 1792 in Ft. Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia. | Osborne, Anna (I2110)
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| 3789 | Note on Find a Grave: ARKIN YOUNG b. 1846 Co. D, 19th. Kentucky Infantry GAR 1861-1865 Son of, John Young and Laura Lucy Fields Husband of, Deborah Moore ∼ Larkin Young, born Sep 19, 1841 in Logan County, Virginia; died Mar 19, 1917 in Owsley County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Nathan "Nathan" Young and Lucy Laura "Lucy" Fields. He married Deborah "Debbie" Moore Abt. 1860 in Owsley County, Kentucky. She was born Feb 1843 in Owsley County, Kentucky, and after 21 April 1917, as she applied for Larkin Young's widows pension on that date. There is a Widow's Application number but no certificate number, which leads me to believe that she probably died shortly after the application was made, but definitely before the application was approved and a certificate issued. She was the daughter of John W. Moore, Jr. and Lucretia Smith. His Kentucky Death Certificate # 09217 recorded in 1917 has his name as "Farkin Young", and his cause of death as Apoplexy and Arterio Sclerosis. | Young, Larkin (I1923)
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| 3790 | Note on Find a Grave: Assumed written by Kevin Avery, admin of her entry. "I previously had Mar 13,1883 as her death in Owsley Co, KY. The specific death record needs to be found. She might be buried next to William across from Blooming Grove Baptist Church. It's on Mildred Rd in Jackson County Ky. It was once a part of Owsley County. There is also a very old and small cemetery down the road where her sons are buried. She married William Moore on Feb 13,1806 in Madison County, Kentucky. Children: James W Moore, Cornelius Moore, Elias Moore, Susanna Moore Bowman, William J Moore, Margaret Moore Cole Brandenburg, Eleanor Moore Crawford, James Moore, Isabella Moore, Deborah Moore Wilson and Henry C Moore." | Bowman, Deborah (I72)
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| 3791 | Note on Find a Grave: b Jan 15 1845 in Owsley Co, KY d Feb 08 1922 in Owsley Co, KY Married John Stepp 29566336 Daughter of James Moore 92125816 and Jane Hodges 92127142 Dates on the headstone differ from the death certificate. I added a copy of the DC to help support these differences. | Moore, Martha Ann (I2421)
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| 3792 | Note on Find a Grave: Benjamin Phipps Born in Grayson County VA on 1809 to William Phipps and Nancy Griffith. Grandson of Rev War Soldier Benjamin Phipps and Jean Hash Benjamin married Rutha Hash dau of Robert Hash and Margery Hart He passed away on 1899 in Ashe Cty NC Children with Rutha Hash Elizabeth Phipps 1830-1881 Nathan Phipps 1835-1935 William W Phipps 1841-1941 Mary Phipps 1848-1910 Robert F Phipps 1840-1939 Eli J Phipps 1844-1915 Nancy Jo 1847- | Phipps, Benjamin (I1907)
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| 3793 | note on Find a Grave: Biography by David Travillion Bunton Elijah Bowman, son of Cornelius Bowman and his wife Susannah Painter Bowman (note she was not an Abbott per historian Arch Bowman) Elijah Bowman married Elizabeth Gentry on Nov 4, 1795 in Madison County, Kentucky. Her parents Nicholas Gentry and Sarah Dickens Gentry gave permission. Elijah Bowman was enumerated in the 1840 Owsley County, KY census and died circa 1843 because Elijah Bowman was listed in the 1841, 1842, and 1843 Clay County, Kentucky tax lists with his land on the south fork of the Kentucky River. In 1844 Owsley County, KY tax list records Nicholas Bowman administrator of E Bowman, deceased with land on South Fork of the Kentucky River. The 500 acres is crossed out on the entry. Elijah Bowman was living in 1843 but deceased by 1844. David Travillion Bunton | Bowman, Elijah (I1948)
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| 3794 | note on Find a Grave: Birth record has his and his father's name as Robertson. In 1900 he and his family lived next door to his step-brother and his family, and his father and his new wife and family in The Glade, Madison County, KY. Moved to Berea, KY, then to Illinois in 1904(?). Forester and another fellow had a potato farm in Nebraska but he had to leave for awhile leaving the other fellow in charge. He let the crops go to ruin and they lost everything. On 1920 Census in East Paint Lick, Garrard County. Worked at Skinner's Rubber Plant. Moved.to Dayton in about 1925 Moved back to Berea in the Depression (1929). In 1930 lived at 3311 Delphos Ave., Dayton, Montgmery Co. Census listed him as a laborer in a rubber plant(?). Lived in Franklin, OH | Robinson, Forester Jack Foster (I1967)
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| 3795 | note on Find a Grave: Born ca 1767/1777 Dau of Capt Enoch Osborne and Jane Hash Married George Howell Children Drucilla m Thomas Hash son of John 1st Moved to Rock Island Tenn Phebe m Robert Baldwin moved to Rock Island Tenn | Osborne, Mary "Polly" (I2107)
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| 3796 | note on Find a Grave: Born in 1796 in North Carolina to Solomon Osborn and Mary Stewart Osborn. One of 11 children. He died in Champaign Illinois in 1844, and supposedly buried in Bryant Cemetery Inscription Aged 54 ys. 10 ms. 23 ds. | Osborne, James (I2208)
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| 3797 | note on Find a Grave: Born in Carter Co. TN, the daughter of Edward Smith (1720-1807) & Catherine Stonecypher (1736-1807). Catherine Stonecypher's parents were born in Germany. | Smith, Margaret (I2656)
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| 3798 | Note on Find a Grave: Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: There are some that say he was killed during the early days of the Civil War, however, data supporting this has not been found to date | Bowman, Absalom (I2316)
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| 3799 | Note on Find a Grave: Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: Thought to be buried in Lower Twin Creek, Breathitt County, Kentucky. Specific cemetery location unknown. | Bowman, Nicholas B. (I82)
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| 3800 | Note on Find a Grave: Calvin is the son of Pendleton Taylor and Catherine McDaniel Taylor. He was born in Grainger County, Tennessee and moved to Kentucky in 1858 with his parents. In 1858 after arriving in KY he married Julia Ann Shackelford of Breathitt County, the daughter of Abner Terry Shackelford and Nancy Ann Gossett. Calvin enlisted in the Union Army and died of typhoid fever shortly after. He had 2 children. ----------------------------- HANNAH TAYLOR ON THE TOMBSTONE IS CALVIN'S AUNT, NOT HIS WIFE OR DAUGHTER. Calvin's wife was Julia Ann Shackelford Taylor Cope and is burried in Cope Cemetery in Breathitt County. Calvin and Hannah are probably on the same tombstone because they died within a year and were buried next to each other. The footstone rocks still exist and their distance from the headstone indicate both graves were adults. This seems to confirm that Hannah was not an infant daughter of Calvin Taylor, but the wife of Orville Pinkney Taylor. Calvin is the son of Pendleton Taylor and Catherine McDaniel Taylor. He was born in Grainger County, Tennessee and moved to Kentucky in 1858 with his parents. In 1858 after arriving in KY he married Julia Ann Shackelford of Breathitt County, the daughter of Abner Terry Shackelford and Nancy Ann Gossett. Calvin enlisted in the Union Army and died of typhoid fever shortly after. He had 2 children. | Taylor, Calvin Henderson (I1769)
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