Thanks James for the info.  One of my friends who lives in TN asked me if anyone ever setup a tent at the Grandfather Mtn event, and I did not know that answer.  I have always wanted to go to one of these and hopefully someday I will.  They even had one in Tulsa for the last 7 years, but I did not know when I was living there or I would have gone then. Meredith Kincaid ________________________________ From: James R. Brisbin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, April 21, 2011 7:29:55 PM Subject: [KINCAID] Upcoming Clan Kincaid Tents Greetings to all:       Just a brief note to let you know that there are several events scheduled where there will be a Kincaid presence.       May 7th will see a Kincaid Tent at The Tenth Annual Scottish Festival & Celtic Gathering in Bridgeport/Clarksburg, West Virginia. Details can be found at http://www.scots-westvirginia.org <http://www.scots-westvirginia.org/>        May 14th will see a Kincaid Tent at the 2011 Scottish Fair and Highland Games to be held in Farmington, Minnesota. Details can be found at http://www.mnscottishfair.org/       June 25th. Tentative plans are in the works for a Kincaid Tent at the Ohio Scottish Games to be held in Wellington, Ohio. Details can be found at http://www.ohioscottishgames.com/       August 13th and 14th will see a Clan Kincaid Tent at the Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games to be held in Fergus, Ontario. Details can be found at http://www.fergusscottishfestival.com/       August 27th and 28th will see a Clan Kincaid Tent at the Bitterroot Scottish Irish Festival in Hamilton, Montana. Details can be found at http://www.bitterrootscottishirishfestival.org/       September 3rd will see a Clan Tent at the 146th Annual Scottish Highland Games in Pleasanton, California. Details can be found at http://www.caledonian.org/       If you are close by one of these events, try to attend and meet your kinfolk.                                     In kinship; James   To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls To join the DNA project, go to: www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Folks- No sooner did I post this than Norman came up with a viable solution: ignore it, it's a fraud. Dick K. 2562 -----Original Message----- From: Don W. Kincaid Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2011 12:18 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update rkinkead11 <[email protected]> wrote: >I think the publisher ought to send one of these, gratis, to Peter or Don >for evaluation and/or recommendation. > >Otherwise ignore and filter out. > >Dick K. 2562 > >-----Original Message----- >From: Thomas Kinkead >Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 1:30 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > >Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead >----- Original Message ----- >From: [email protected] >

I am marking this line as vetted. I have not heard of any objections or questions. Peter, I am sorry you were unable to review this but feel it is unfair to hold up the vetting particulary as those who have reviewed believe the line is proven. Sue Liedtke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Liedtke" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 2:07 PM Subject: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson Last Call > This is the last call for comment or questions concerning the linkage from > #198598 to David/Winifred. As yet there has not been much discussion nor > have I heard from anyone questioning any of the linkages. It is the > opinion > of the many researchers who aided Debra in putting this post together that > this lineage is good and should be marked as vetted. > > I will mark this line as vetted unless an on-list discussion reveals a > problem within the next week. > > Sue Liedtke > > >> This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions >> concerning >> clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This >> is >> a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by >> Michael, >> Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable >> information >> she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important >> lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers >> a >> brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. >> >> The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by >> censuses >> backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and >> marriage >> certificates, obits, and a Bible record. >> >> The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the >> 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look >> back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census >> for >> Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census >> for >> Wm/Margaret. >> >> The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but >> they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. >> Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the >> granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for >> many >> years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. >> >> The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible >> record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the >> above >> book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned >> in >> the Bible record. >> >> The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills >> of >> Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of >> Burrough), >> David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land >> transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of >> Burrough >> from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to >> David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage >> made. >> >> The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, >> the >> association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in >> Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. >> (particularly >> with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). >> >> Sue Liedtke >> >> VETTING POST >> >> Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 >> Group A set 1b >> Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. >> >> Lineage Summary: >> Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) >> Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) >> William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) >> Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) >> Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) >> Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) >> David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) >> Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) >> David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) >> _______________________ >> MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee >> >> Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry >> >> Proven by >> >> Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. >> 23, >> 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead >> and Anita Jean Henry. >> >> >> Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their >> son. >> _______________________________________ >> HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, >> 2001 >> Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate >> City,Scott Co.Virginia. >> >> Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart >> >> Proven by >> >> Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. >> Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson >> Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart >> >> Obit; >> Kingsport News (Tennessee) >> Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at >> Holston >> Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, >> 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr >> Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the >> 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. >> Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue >> Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, >> five >> brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include >> his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law >> Sherry >> and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry >> and >> Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon >> Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside >> rites >> conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. >> >> 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia >> Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee >> Cora wife 43 Tennessee >> Lonnie son 20 Tennessee >> Francis daughter 16 Virginia >> Brady N son 13 Virginia >> Bruce son 11 Virginia >> Thelma daughter 8 Virginia >> Brodus son 6 Virginia >> Harry son 4 Virginia >> Lucian son 3 Virginia >> Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia >> >> 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia >> Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee >> Cora wife 33 Tennessee >> Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee >> Robert daughter 8 Tennessee >> Frances daughter 6 Virginia >> Bradey N son 4 Virginia >> Bruce son 2 Virginia >> >> 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) >> Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee >> Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee >> Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee >> Carl son July 1899 Tennessee >> >> Marriage Bond/Record; >> State of Tennessee Hawkins County >> William Kinkead and Cora Stewart >> I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on >> the >> 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee >> State Marriages 1780-2002" >> >> >> Obit: >> Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) >> W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am >> Saturday. >> He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he >> was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will >> Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs >> Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. >> Mrs >> Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all >> of >> Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. >> >> >> Obit; >> Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) >> Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community >> Hospital. >> Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life >> in >> Scott County. >> Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E >> Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of >> Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, >> Brady >> of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, >> Va. >> Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, >> Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, >> Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. >> __________________________________________________ >> WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, >> 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 >> Hawkins >> Co. Tennessee >> >> Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood >> >> Proven by; >> >> Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 >> Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. >> Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry >> Kinkead >> >> Bible Record of; >> Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; >> Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead >> Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 >> Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 >> John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 >> Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 >> William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 >> Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 >> James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 >> Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 >> Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 >> Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 >> Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 >> Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 >> >> Family History; >> William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins >> Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been >> stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother >> Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in >> Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean >> Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. >> >> 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia >> Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee >> Sarah D wife 27 Virginia >> Clarance son 14 Virginia >> Mary B daughter Virginia >> Mae daughter 10 Virginia >> Gladys daughter 8 Virginia >> Willie son 5 Virginia >> Mattie daughter 2 Virginia >> >> 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia >> Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee >> Derinda S wife 20 Virginia >> Clarance A son 5 Virginia >> Mary B daughter 4 Virginia >> Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia >> [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census >> William/Susan >> and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. >> See >> next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] >> >> Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 >> Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 >> J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy >> Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima >> Marriage Performed by M G Nelson >> >> 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) >> Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee >> Susan wife 30 Tennessee >> John W son 8 Tennessee >> Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee >> William son 5 Tennessee >> Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee >> James son 2/12 Tennessee >> Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee >> [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] >> ____________________________ >> WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 >> Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. >> 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee >> >> Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus >> >> Proven by; >> >> 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) >> Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee >> Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee >> Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee >> James son May 1880 Tennesee >> Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee >> Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee >> Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee >> [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] >> >> Marriage Bond/Record >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. >> William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver >> Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead >> I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the >> 28th >> day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State >> Marriages 1780-2002" >> >> [note;1880 Census is above] >> >> Marriage License Record Return; >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County >> William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood >> I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties >> the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com >> "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" >> [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams >> Kinkead Junior] >> >> 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) >> Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee >> Caroline 50 Tennessee >> Samuel A 26 Tennessee >> Williams 23 Tennessee >> Nancy C 18 Tennessee >> David H 16 Tennessee >> James R 13 Tennessee >> >> 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) >> 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee >> Caroline 41 Tennessee >> Margaret E 17 Tennessee >> Samuel A 15 Tennessee >> Wm's 13 Tennessee >> Nancy 8 Tennessee >> David 6 Tennessee >> James 3 Tennessee >> >> 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) >> Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn >> Caroline 31 Tenn >> Margaret 9 Tenn >> Samuel 8 Tenn >> Williams 5 Tenn >> Harvey 1 Tenn >> >> Marriage Bond/Record; >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County >> Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger >> Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus >> 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris >> __________________________ >> ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 >> Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins >> Co.Tennessee >> >> Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons >> >> Proven by; >> >> Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's >> Kinkead >> Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both >> of >> the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said >> Wm's >> Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in >> hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby >> acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said >> Anderson >> Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of >> Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning >> on >> a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses >> said >> creek. >> >> Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 >> appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams >> leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth >> Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. >> >> 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) >> 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee >> Louisiana 19 Tennessee >> Mary R 1 Tennessee >> David 23 Tennessee >> >> 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee >> >> 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee >> Nancy 23 Tennessee >> Rowana 15 Tennessee >> [note: widow of Robert] >> >> 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia >> Nancy L 33 Tennessee >> Mary E 8 Tennessee >> Rowana C 5 Tennessee >> [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] >> >> 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) >> Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee >> Mary 46 Tennessee >> Williams 20 Tennessee >> David 13 Tennessee >> Jane 16 Tennessee >> Ann 14 Tennessee >> Frances 9 Tennessee >> Katharine 5 Tennessee >> [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and >> Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert >> Kinkead. >> Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann >> Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil >> War", >> written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her >> grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is >> written >> in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] >> >> Record of Marriages; >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County >> Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L >> Spears JP >> Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" >> [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary >> Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" >> >> >> 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee >> Kinkead Williams >> males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 >> 15-20,1 >> 20-30,1 40-50 >> >> 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee >> Kinkead Williams >> males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 >> 10-15,1 >> 20-30,1 30-40 >> >> Marriage Bond/Record >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County >> Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn >> Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons >> 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages >> 1780-2002" >> _______________________________ >> WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins >> Co.Tennessee >> m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon >> Kinkead >> July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee >> >> Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams >> >> Proven by; >> >> Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's >> Estate...... >> Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 >> >> Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams >> Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead >> David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They >> were >> married 1788 >> Anney born 1788 >> Joseph born June 29 1790 >> Williams born March 25 1792 >> Rebekah Oct 7 1793 >> Jane August 2 1795 >> John July 13 1797 >> Melinda August 14 1799 >> David August 6 1801 >> Robert May 6 1803 >> James Harvey July 2 1805 >> John Calvert August 1807 >> Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 >> Edwards June 7 1812 >> >> Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she >> is >> mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] >> >> [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her >> father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David >> Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather >> was >> known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from >> Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand >> daughter >> of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his >> brother, >> Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead >> was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th >> 1805. >> Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st >> 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. >> >> McMinn Bible Record; >> Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from >> 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born >> Oct >> 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary >> Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation >> age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". >> >> Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 >> County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my >> sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman >> named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with >> Rebecca >> Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all >> her >> present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as >> aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, >> but >> in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of >> her >> brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above >> bequeathed >> to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such >> surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in >> common >> and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long >> daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above >> excepted. >> >> Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell >> Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of >> Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was >> born >> Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 >> he >> died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane >> Kinkead >> Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and >> Mary Williams Kinkead. >> >> David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee >> General >> Assembly Biographies below] >> ________________________ >> DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, >> 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins >> Co.Tennessee >> >> Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert >> >> Proven by; >> >> Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March >> term 1865 >> >> To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at >> Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T >> Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and >> S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a >> resident of Scott Co.Virginia. >> >> Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes >> that >> in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there >> was >> granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in >> Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said >> Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the >> same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening >> of >> which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of >> your >> Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession >> of >> same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said >> land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very >> numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G >> Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said >> J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of >> his >> father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! >> terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David >> inherited >> a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. >> Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until >> his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his >> children >> and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret >> Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte >> Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. >> >> Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 >> dated Dec 6 1822, >> found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a >> dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the >> enterer, >> tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of >> Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. >> >> Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid >> executor >> of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan >> Co. >> for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles >> along >> William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin >> Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W >> 10 >> poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S >> 31 >> E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 >> poles >> then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed >> was >> executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 >> [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead >> purchased >> in 1795] >> >> Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant >> No.688 >> to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 >> acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W >> 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said >> Armstrongs >> line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said >> Looneys >> corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 >> poles >> S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles >> to >> the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. >> >> Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant >> No.288 >> to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 >> acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams >> line, >> then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along >> James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W >> Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 >> >> Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to >> Joseph Kinkade for >> the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on >> the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North >> Fork >> of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the >> river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North >> Fork >> of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor >> by; >> J Glasgow Sec. >> >> Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 >> 1786. >> I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and >> the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my >> farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such >> as >> she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my >> daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my >> daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. >> To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds >> Virginia >> money. >> To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided >> between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son >> David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors >> of >> this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do >> here >> unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our >> Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams >> wit; >> ? James Berry, David Kinkead >> [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David >> Kinkead >> is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of >> Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert >> Kinkead] >> >> [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which >> brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is >> submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] >> >> Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; >> I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins >> County >> Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and >> Susan >> Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and >> tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The >> name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz >> (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 >> to >> Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; >> Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 >> pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss >> Price, Rogersville,TN....... >> >> [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John >> Kinkead >> State of Georgia, Murray County >> Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary >> McPheeters >> his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of >> and >> state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same >> state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and >> sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in >> the >> State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one >> acres >> being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one >> other >> tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty >> acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said >> tracts >> or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs >> Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David >> Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... >> In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his >> wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and >> seal >> this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP >> >> Cemetery Stones; >> Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee >> David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... >> Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... >> >> David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; >> David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in >> family >> cemetery near >> present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of >> David >> and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David >> and >> Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the >> pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills >> Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow >> had >> remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place >> and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar >> Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams >> family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks >> Land >> Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from >> Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph >> Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted >> that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records >> in >> his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants >> that >> had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, >> Tennessee. >> Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand >> daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. >> >> Will of John Calvert; >> The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was >> recorded >> in Orange Co. >> Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange >> willed >> his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons >> Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres >> whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land >> called Hogg Run.To >> Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the >> remainder >> of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young >> mare >> 2 >> years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray >> horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters >> Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons >> Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones >> [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] >> >> Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee >> of >> Rebecca Calvert & >> Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 >> 1757 >> 400a on Red Bud >> Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who >> willed >> to three children. >> Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac >> Hollingsworth, >> Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd >> Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. >> >> Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of >> January 1779 >> I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and >> sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality >> of >> my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make >> this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to >> Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and >> her >> choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my >> young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my >> house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation >> and >> plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my >> grandson >> (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain >> his >> grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David >> Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's >> son) >> My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 >> acres >> of land at the Hunt! >> ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is >> paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son >> John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his >> children >> and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson >> David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be >> divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David >> Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the >> other >> half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead >> whom >> I >> likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my >> Last >> Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every >> other >> former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, >> willed >> bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and >> Testament. >> IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF >> JANUARY >> 1779. >> Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his >> Last >> Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the >> presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. >> David DavidKinkead >> David Kinkead >> Bethiah Kinkead >> Robert Kinkead >> ________________________ >> JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters >> Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 >> >> Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson >> >> Proven by; >> >> Will; >> Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 >> Washington Co. Virginia. >> Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible >> during >> her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. >> >> Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft >> 369 >> acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. >> >> Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to >> James Ped?le >> 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. >> >> Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to >> David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David >> Kincaid >> dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough >> [note; >> Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] >> >> Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his >> wife >> in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres >> in >> Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. >> >> Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his >> wife >> of Washington >> County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S >> Fork >> of Christian's Creek. >> [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established >> in >> 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by >> Virginia and NC.) >> >> Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann >> Kinkead. >> She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 >> >> Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 >> acres >> to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. >> [note; According to Armstrong research this William Armstrong is the >> William >> Armstrong that recieved Land Grant in Sullivan Co.on the north side of >> the >> Holston River in Carters Valley in Oct 1783 and lived near Joseph >> Kinkead] >> >> >> >> >> To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: >> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls >> >> To join the DNA project, go to: >> www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

rkinkead11 <[email protected]> wrote: >I think the publisher ought to send one of these, gratis, to Peter or Don >for evaluation and/or recommendation. > >Otherwise ignore and filter out. > >Dick K. 2562 > >-----Original Message----- >From: Thomas Kinkead >Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 1:30 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > >Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead >----- Original Message ----- >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM >Subject: Kinkead Family News Update > > > The Kinkead Family News > Newsletter update > > Kinkead family quiz > WHAT PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN 1827 >AT IRELAND. > > see bottom > > > March >Pre-Spring Edition > > If your name is Thomas Kinkead > you're in this Yearbook. > Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. > Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History and >genealogy is The > > > International Kinkead Family Yearbook. > Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated constantly >as new information becomes available for the Family. > The International Kinkead Family Yearbook is divided into >two sections. The first section is topical, containing general information >of interest to a family historian. The second section contains Kinkead >data. > In that section we publish the latest news in Kinkead >births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. This section is very popular with >our readers. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? > > 4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS > This whole thing got started, as I was looking at an ad >for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A nine-generation chart has >256 great, great, great, great, great grandparents out there - all of which >are absolute key players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great (6) >Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those Great (6) Grandmas' >eyes - ! I wink out of existence. > > These 256 individuals were all living here in the U.S. and >Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen eration). Their grandparents had seen >indepen dence in 1776. Their grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. >I only know the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations ago, yet they >were all absolute key players! > It was at this point that I started playing with the >computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean blue" there were >33,554,432 family members (well, let's just call them key ancestors.) In >1066, William the Conqueror was "doing in" the British Isles and there were >70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is wrong here. There >weren't that many folks on the earth at that time. > Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would have lots >and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice the Conqueror Kinkead might >appear millions of times on the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as >their descendants intermarried. > Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces tors >head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet in height) that they would >make a line 66,630 miles long, weight (at 135 lbs. per Kinkead) would be >4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! > > [BIRTH]? > Oh my goodness.! > Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a mad scientist who >held her in his laboratory against her will and ... > Well no. > Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to another little Kinkead - >which was even more painful in those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous >mark in history. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES > familynewsabout.com > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > You can also mail-in your order to > > Kinkead Family News > 3124 S Parker RD #K313 > Aurora CO 80014 > > > > Comment? - [email protected] > > > Forward this email to a friend > > > > > CUSTOM MADE > > D > > Kinkead > > Family Yearbook > > > Published by > the Family News > OUR EMAIL OFFER > > We're now shipping The 2011 updated version of >the Kinkead Family Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead family >data. > > IF YOU WANT A RESERVATION > > > Do the > ♥♥ > > option and we will research, print and ship >your custom book for $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). > > > > Or do the > ♥♥ > BEST DEAL! > option and we will rush 3 Kinkead Family >Yearbooks to you for $59.85+ S&H. 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This isn't a compilation of names and addresses! The History of a Kincaid Family, by James Newman and Katherine Kincaid Newman, available from Lulu.com (336 pages, paperback, $16.44 plus shipping, delivery in about 10 days). This is the history of some of the descendants of John Kincaid of Bannockburn, Scotland. The line of descent is John(1), John(2), John(3), David(4), William (5), William (6), Kate(7) to William(8). The family left Bannockburn for London about 1764, where they were silk weavers. In 1847, their business failed, and they emigrated to Canada and then western New York. Some remained there, and others have spread across the United States. The book is compiled mostly from family records. It includes many family letters from the 1820's and 1860's, photographs, paintings and descriptions of heirlooms passed down to the present. Many of the known (to us) side lines of descent are included. We tried to document carefully, so there are more than 250 references. The cost of the book is the cost of printing and distribution - we chose not to make a profit. We hope some other Kincaid cousins will find it useful and can share additional information! Jim Newman (Yes, I'm on the distribution list, under a different email address, but you won't accept email from it for some reason!)

Hello,   I'm trying to locate the parents of Mary Ann Kincade (sp?) who married William R. Mulence (Mulanax) in 1855, Andrew Co., Mo. Her birth has been given variously as 10 Jan 1833, 10 March 1833, 10 Jan 1842 by researchers -- and 1840 - in the censuses. Her birthplace is shown as Ill, Ohio, Mo. and Va. -- so apparently no one really had much info. on her. The only consistency in reports is that her parents were apparently from Va.   She died in Avoca, Jackson Co., Ks., on 25 Dec. 1905. Their children were:  Matthew Elliott Eliza Jane Rachal Elizabeth Jacob Allen R. Kate Mary L. John William Sarah E. Nellie Lucy Adeline Jesse E. If anyone has any ideas on her parentage -- would very much like to hear from you. Any ideas, suggestions or hints will be ever so much appreciated. Thanks so much. Ardie

Dear List Members, The post quoting a received email reads: ********************** "If your name is Thomas Kinkead you're in this Yearbook. Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History and genealogy is The International Kinkead Family Yearbook. Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated constantly as new information becomes available for the Family." ******************** Please know that this is a well known borderline scam. You can receive the same listing of names and addresses for the family by going to _www.411.com_ (http://www.411.com) or _www.switchboard.com_ (http://www.switchboard.com) . If it follows those types of books published in the past, the book probably also has some generic history from Ireland etc. and maybe even some suggested coats of arms. Please do NOT spend any money on this publication. I received an email from another list member saying that her mother had also received such a solicitation and she suggests that it is reminiscent of those books from the 1950's and 1960's that is just a collection of names and addresses. I further suggest that we now stop giving this publication our attention. Anyone have any new research they want to share? Ruth Cherecwich List Administrator

Trust Norman. Thank you. Dick K... 2562 -----Original Message----- From: Norman Kincaide Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 2:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update I performed a Google search on the International Kinkead Family Yearbook and found nothing. I found nothing under the American Book Exchange either. I also searched on Amazon.com under books and found nothing. Sincerely Norman Kincaide --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Norman Kincaide <[email protected]> wrote: > From: Norman Kincaide <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:46 PM > Hi, Tom, > > I would NOT order this book. I have more information on the > Kincaid family on my Rootsweb Free page and I have made it > available to every Kincaid researcher for free. The > Kincaid discussion list and the Kincaid DNA project have > done more for Kincaid research than any single publication. > If this Kinkead Family Yearbook has been published since > 1992 how come nobody on the discussion list has mentioned > it? I think it is probably a very general treatment of the > Kinkead family and not of much use to serious > researchers. Thanks for checking with me first. > > Sincerely > Norman Kincaide > > --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > From: Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > > Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > > To: [email protected] > > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:30 PM > > Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message > > which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: [email protected] > > > > To: [email protected] > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM > > Subject: Kinkead Family News Update > > > > > > The Kinkead > > Family News > > Newsletter > > update > > > > > > Kinkead family quiz > > WHAT > > PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN > 1827 AT > > IRELAND. > > > > see bottom > > > > > > March > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Pre-Spring Edition > > > > > > If your name is Thomas Kinkead > > > > you're in this Yearbook. > > > > Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. > > > > Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family > History > > and genealogy is The > > > > > > > > > > International Kinkead Family Yearbook. > > > > Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated > > constantly as new information becomes available for > the > > Family. > > > > The International Kinkead Family Yearbook is > > divided into two sections. The first section is > topical, > > containing general information of interest to a > family > > historian. The second section contains Kinkead > data. > > > > In that section we publish the latest news in > > Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. > This > > section is very popular with our readers. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > > > > Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? > > > > > > 4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS > > > > This whole thing got started, as I was looking at > an > > ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A > > nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, > great, > > great grandparents out there - all of which are > absolute key > > players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great > (6) > > Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those > Great (6) > > Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. > > > > > > These 256 individuals were all living here in the > > U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen > eration). > > Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. > Their > > grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only > know > > the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations > ago, yet > > they were all absolute key players! > > > > It was at this point that I started playing with > the > > computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean > blue" > > there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just > call > > them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror > was > > "doing in" the British Isles and there were > > 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is > wrong > > here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at > that > > time. > > > > Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would > have > > lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice > the > > Conqueror Kinkead might appear millions of times on > > the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their > > descendants intermarried. > > > > Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces > > tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet > in > > height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles > long, > > weight (at 135 lbs. per Kinkead) would be > > 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! > > > > > > > > [BIRTH]? > > > > Oh my goodness.! > > > > Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a > > mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against > her > > will and ... > > > > Well no. > > > > Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to > > another little Kinkead - which was even more painful > in > > those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous mark in > > history. > > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES > > > > familynewsabout.com > > > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > You can also mail-in your order > > to > > > > > > Kinkead Family News > > > > 3124 S Parker RD #K313 > > > > Aurora CO 80014 > > > > > > > > > > Comment? - [email protected] > > > > > > > > Forward this email to a friend > > > > > > > > > > > > > > CUSTOM MADE > > > > > > > > D > > > > > > Kinkead > > > > > > Family Yearbook > > > > > > > > Published by > > > > the Family News > > > > OUR EMAIL OFFER > > > > > > > > We're now > > shipping The 2011 updated version of the Kinkead > Family > > Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead > family > > data. > > > > > > IF YOU WANT > > A RESERVATION > > > > > > > > Do the > > > > ♥♥ > > > > > > option and > > we will research, print and ship your custom book for > > $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). > > > > > > > > > > Or do the > > > > ♥♥ > > > > BEST DEAL! > > > > option and > > we will rush 3 Kinkead Family Yearbooks to you for > $59.85+ > > S&H. (Save $25) > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > All orders > > includes a complementary "Trees, Trees, and more > trees" Cd > > (depicted below) at no cost and while supplies last > > > > > > > > A > > collection of family trees > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > > Finally > > check out our surname membership, > > > > ♥Kinkead > > Family News♥ > > > > to see what > > other surnames we have, or to find more information > about > > your Kinkead name > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > > > What > > happens once you've ordered. > > > > 1/ You > > receive a confirmation email from Pay Pal. > > > > 2/ It is > > researched and returned by the next Monday. > > > > 3/ Its > > printed, bound and mailed by Friday. > > > > 4/ It goes > > U.S, mail (book rate). > > > > > > > > BE PATIENT. > > These Yearbooks are custom made. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > You risk nothing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Order your > > copy(s). 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I think the publisher ought to send one of these, gratis, to Peter or Don for evaluation and/or recommendation. Otherwise ignore and filter out. Dick K. 2562 -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Kinkead Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 1:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM Subject: Kinkead Family News Update The Kinkead Family News Newsletter update Kinkead family quiz WHAT PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN 1827 AT IRELAND. see bottom March Pre-Spring Edition If your name is Thomas Kinkead you're in this Yearbook. Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History and genealogy is The International Kinkead Family Yearbook. Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated constantly as new information becomes available for the Family. The International Kinkead Family Yearbook is divided into two sections. The first section is topical, containing general information of interest to a family historian. The second section contains Kinkead data. In that section we publish the latest news in Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. This section is very popular with our readers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? 4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS This whole thing got started, as I was looking at an ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, great, great grandparents out there - all of which are absolute key players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great (6) Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those Great (6) Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. These 256 individuals were all living here in the U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen eration). Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. Their grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only know the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations ago, yet they were all absolute key players! It was at this point that I started playing with the computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean blue" there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just call them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror was "doing in" the British Isles and there were 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is wrong here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at that time. Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would have lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice the Conqueror Kinkead might appear millions of times on the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their descendants intermarried. Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet in height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles long, weight (at 135 lbs. per Kinkead) would be 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! [BIRTH]? Oh my goodness.! Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against her will and ... Well no. Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to another little Kinkead - which was even more painful in those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous mark in history. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES familynewsabout.com ----------------------------------------------------------------- You can also mail-in your order to Kinkead Family News 3124 S Parker RD #K313 Aurora CO 80014 Comment? - [email protected] Forward this email to a friend CUSTOM MADE D Kinkead Family Yearbook Published by the Family News OUR EMAIL OFFER We're now shipping The 2011 updated version of the Kinkead Family Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead family data. IF YOU WANT A RESERVATION Do the ♥♥ option and we will research, print and ship your custom book for $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). Or do the ♥♥ BEST DEAL! option and we will rush 3 Kinkead Family Yearbooks to you for $59.85+ S&H. (Save $25) ------------------------------- All orders includes a complementary "Trees, Trees, and more trees" Cd (depicted below) at no cost and while supplies last A collection of family trees ------------------------------- Finally check out our surname membership, ♥Kinkead Family News♥ to see what other surnames we have, or to find more information about your Kinkead name ------------------------------ What happens once you've ordered. 1/ You receive a confirmation email from Pay Pal. 2/ It is researched and returned by the next Monday. 3/ Its printed, bound and mailed by Friday. 4/ It goes U.S, mail (book rate). BE PATIENT. These Yearbooks are custom made. You risk nothing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Order your copy(s). If you are dissatisfied you may return your copy(s) within 15 days of receipt for a full refund. Data is about the entire Kinkead families in the U.S. and is mainly historical in content. Photos do not denote family member unless noted. 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Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM Subject: Kinkead Family News Update The Kinkead Family News Newsletter update Kinkead family quiz WHAT PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN 1827 AT IRELAND. see bottom March Pre-Spring Edition If your name is Thomas Kinkead you're in this Yearbook. Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History and genealogy is The International Kinkead Family Yearbook. Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated constantly as new information becomes available for the Family. The International Kinkead Family Yearbook is divided into two sections. The first section is topical, containing general information of interest to a family historian. The second section contains Kinkead data. In that section we publish the latest news in Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. This section is very popular with our readers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? 4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS This whole thing got started, as I was looking at an ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, great, great grandparents out there - all of which are absolute key players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great (6) Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those Great (6) Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. These 256 individuals were all living here in the U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen eration). Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. Their grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only know the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations ago, yet they were all absolute key players! It was at this point that I started playing with the computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean blue" there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just call them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror was "doing in" the British Isles and there were 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is wrong here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at that time. Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would have lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice the Conqueror Kinkead might appear millions of times on the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their descendants intermarried. Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet in height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles long, weight (at 135 lbs. per Kinkead) would be 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! [BIRTH]? Oh my goodness.! Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against her will and ... Well no. Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to another little Kinkead - which was even more painful in those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous mark in history. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES familynewsabout.com ----------------------------------------------------------------- You can also mail-in your order to Kinkead Family News 3124 S Parker RD #K313 Aurora CO 80014 Comment? - [email protected] Forward this email to a friend CUSTOM MADE D Kinkead Family Yearbook Published by the Family News OUR EMAIL OFFER We're now shipping The 2011 updated version of the Kinkead Family Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead family data. IF YOU WANT A RESERVATION Do the ♥♥ option and we will research, print and ship your custom book for $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). Or do the ♥♥ BEST DEAL! option and we will rush 3 Kinkead Family Yearbooks to you for $59.85+ S&H. (Save $25) ------------------------------- All orders includes a complementary "Trees, Trees, and more trees" Cd (depicted below) at no cost and while supplies last A collection of family trees ------------------------------- Finally check out our surname membership, ♥Kinkead Family News♥ to see what other surnames we have, or to find more information about your Kinkead name ------------------------------ What happens once you've ordered. 1/ You receive a confirmation email from Pay Pal. 2/ It is researched and returned by the next Monday. 3/ Its printed, bound and mailed by Friday. 4/ It goes U.S, mail (book rate). BE PATIENT. These Yearbooks are custom made. You risk nothing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Order your copy(s). If you are dissatisfied you may return your copy(s) within 15 days of receipt for a full refund. Data is about the entire Kinkead families in the U.S. and is mainly historical in content. Photos do not denote family member unless noted. This email contains advertisements. Copyright 2011. Morphcorp Llc 3124 S Parker RD #313 Aurora CO 80014 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe / Change Profile Powered by YMLP

I also did a search of Morphcorp LLC in the Colorado Department of State for the status of that LLC; it has a delinquent status. See the link below to perform a search of Morphcorp. http://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/BusinessEntityCriteriaExt.do Sincerely Norman Kincaide --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> wrote: > From: Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:30 PM > Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message > which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM > Subject: Kinkead Family News Update > > >             The Kinkead > Family News >             Newsletter > update >             >           >    Kinkead family quiz >               WHAT > PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN 1827 AT > IRELAND. > >             see bottom > >       >             March  >                 >                 >                 >                 >                 >                 > Pre-Spring Edition      >       >                 >    If your name is Thomas Kinkead >                 >    you're in this Yearbook.  >                 >    Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. >                 >   Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History > and genealogy is The > >                 >       >                 >   International  Kinkead Family Yearbook. >                 >   Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated > constantly as new information becomes available for the > Family. >                 >   The International  Kinkead Family Yearbook is > divided into two sections. The first section is topical, > containing general information of interest to a family > historian. The second section contains  Kinkead data. >                 >   In that section we publish the latest news in  > Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. This > section is very popular with our readers. > >                 >   > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >                 >       >                 >   Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? > >                 >   4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS >                 >   This whole thing got started, as I was looking at an > ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A > nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, great, > great grandparents out there - all of which are absolute key > players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great (6) > Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those Great (6) > Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. > >                 >   These 256 individuals were all living here in the > U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen eration). > Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. Their > grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only know > the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations ago, yet > they were all absolute key players! >                 >   It was at this point that I started playing with the > computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean blue" > there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just call > them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror was > "doing in" the British Isles and there were > 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is wrong > here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at that > time. >                 >   Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would have > lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice the > Conqueror  Kinkead might appear millions of times on > the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their > descendants intermarried. >                 >   Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces > tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet in > height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles long, > weight (at 135 lbs. per  Kinkead) would be > 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! >               >     >                 >      [BIRTH]? >                 >         Oh my goodness.! >                 >         Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a > mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against her > will and ... >                 >             Well no. >                 >         Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to > another little Kinkead - which was even more painful in > those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous mark in > history. >                 >       >    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >                 >             > >                 >         WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES >                 >         familynewsabout.com >                 >         > ----------------------------------------------------------------- >                 >         You can also mail-in your order > to > >                 >         Kinkead Family News >                 >         3124 S Parker RD #K313 >                 >         Aurora CO 80014 > > > >                 >          Comment? - [email protected] > > >                 >         Forward this email to a friend > > >                 >         >                 >     >            CUSTOM MADE >               >     >                 >   D > >                 >   Kinkead > >                 >   Family Yearbook > > >                 >   Published by >                 >    the Family News >                 >    OUR EMAIL OFFER >               >     >                 >               We're now > shipping The 2011 updated version of the Kinkead Family > Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead family > data. > >                 >               IF YOU WANT > A RESERVATION > > >                 >               Do the >                 >               ♥♥ > >                 >               option and > we will research, print and ship your custom book for > $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). > > > >                 >               Or do the >                 >               ♥♥ >                 >               BEST DEAL! >                 >               option and > we will rush 3 Kinkead Family Yearbooks to you for $59.85+ > S&H. (Save $25) >                 >               > ------------------------------- >                 >               All orders > includes a complementary "Trees, Trees, and more trees" Cd > (depicted below) at no cost and while supplies last > > >                 >               A > collection of family trees >                 >               > ------------------------------- >                 >               Finally > check out our surname membership, >                 >               ♥Kinkead > Family News♥ >                 >               to see what > other surnames we have, or to find more information about > your  Kinkead  name > >                 >               > ------------------------------ >                 >               What > happens once you've ordered. >                 >               1/ You > receive a confirmation email from Pay Pal. >                 >               2/ It is > researched and returned by the next Monday. >                 >               3/ Its > printed, bound and mailed by Friday. >                 >               4/ It goes > U.S, mail (book rate). > > >                 >               BE PATIENT. > These Yearbooks are custom made. >                 >         >               >     >             >       > > You risk nothing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Order your > copy(s). If you are dissatisfied you may return your > copy(s) > within 15 days of receipt for a full refund. Data is about > the entire Kinkead families in the U.S. and is mainly > historical in content. Photos do not denote family member > unless noted. This email contains advertisements. > Copyright 2011. Morphcorp Llc 3124 S Parker RD #313 Aurora > CO 80014 > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Unsubscribe / Change Profile > Powered by YMLP > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message

I performed a Google search on the International Kinkead Family Yearbook and found nothing. I found nothing under the American Book Exchange either. I also searched on Amazon.com under books and found nothing. Sincerely Norman Kincaide --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Norman Kincaide <[email protected]> wrote: > From: Norman Kincaide <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:46 PM > Hi, Tom, > > I would NOT order this book. I have more information on the > Kincaid family on my Rootsweb Free page and I have made it > available to every Kincaid researcher for free.  The > Kincaid discussion list and the Kincaid DNA project have > done more for Kincaid research than any single publication. > If this Kinkead Family Yearbook has been published since > 1992 how come nobody on the discussion list has mentioned > it? I think it is probably a very general treatment of the > Kinkead family and not of much use to serious > researchers.  Thanks for checking with me first. > > Sincerely > Norman Kincaide > > --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > From: Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > > Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > > To: [email protected] > > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:30 PM > > Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message > > which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: [email protected] > > > > To: [email protected] > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM > > Subject: Kinkead Family News Update > > > > > >             The Kinkead > > Family News > >             Newsletter > > update > >             > >           > >    Kinkead family quiz > >               WHAT > > PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN > 1827 AT > > IRELAND. > > > >             see bottom > > > >       > >             March  > >                 > >                 > >                 > >                 > >                 > >                 > > Pre-Spring Edition      > >       > >                 > >    If your name is Thomas Kinkead > >                 > >    you're in this Yearbook.  > >                 > >    Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. > >                 > >   Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family > History > > and genealogy is The > > > >                 > >       > >                 > >   International  Kinkead Family Yearbook. > >                 > >   Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated > > constantly as new information becomes available for > the > > Family. > >                 > >   The International  Kinkead Family Yearbook is > > divided into two sections. The first section is > topical, > > containing general information of interest to a > family > > historian. The second section contains  Kinkead > data. > >                 > >   In that section we publish the latest news in  > > Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. > This > > section is very popular with our readers. > > > >                 > >   > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > >                 > >       > >                 > >   Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? > > > >                 > >   4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS > >                 > >   This whole thing got started, as I was looking at > an > > ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A > > nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, > great, > > great grandparents out there - all of which are > absolute key > > players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great > (6) > > Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those > Great (6) > > Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. > > > >                 > >   These 256 individuals were all living here in the > > U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen > eration). > > Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. > Their > > grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only > know > > the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations > ago, yet > > they were all absolute key players! > >                 > >   It was at this point that I started playing with > the > > computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean > blue" > > there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just > call > > them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror > was > > "doing in" the British Isles and there were > > 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is > wrong > > here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at > that > > time. > >                 > >   Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would > have > > lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice > the > > Conqueror  Kinkead might appear millions of times on > > the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their > > descendants intermarried. > >                 > >   Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces > > tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet > in > > height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles > long, > > weight (at 135 lbs. per  Kinkead) would be > > 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! > >               > >     > >                 > >      [BIRTH]? > >                 > >         Oh my goodness.! > >                 > >         Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a > > mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against > her > > will and ... > >                 > >             Well no. > >                 > >         Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to > > another little Kinkead - which was even more painful > in > > those days. 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Hi, Tom, I would NOT order this book. I have more information on the Kincaid family on my Rootsweb Free page and I have made it available to every Kincaid researcher for free. The Kincaid discussion list and the Kincaid DNA project have done more for Kincaid research than any single publication. If this Kinkead Family Yearbook has been published since 1992 how come nobody on the discussion list has mentioned it? I think it is probably a very general treatment of the Kinkead family and not of much use to serious researchers. Thanks for checking with me first. Sincerely Norman Kincaide --- On Tue, 4/19/11, Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> wrote: > From: Thomas Kinkead <[email protected]> > Subject: [KINCAID] Fw: Kinkead Family News Update > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 5:30 PM > Dr.Kincaid is this a viable message > which i received?Thank you Tom Kinkead > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 9:59 AM > Subject: Kinkead Family News Update > > >             The Kinkead > Family News >             Newsletter > update >             >           >    Kinkead family quiz >               WHAT > PAINFUL EVENT BEFELL THE MOTHER OF WILLIA KINKEAD IN 1827 AT > IRELAND. > >             see bottom > >       >             March  >                 >                 >                 >                 >                 >                 > Pre-Spring Edition      >       >                 >    If your name is Thomas Kinkead >                 >    you're in this Yearbook.  >                 >    Kinkead Family Yearbook now shipping. >                 >   Our anchor publication about Kinkead Family History > and genealogy is The > >                 >       >                 >   International  Kinkead Family Yearbook. >                 >   Published since 1992, the Yearbook is updated > constantly as new information becomes available for the > Family. >                 >   The International  Kinkead Family Yearbook is > divided into two sections. The first section is topical, > containing general information of interest to a family > historian. The second section contains  Kinkead data. >                 >   In that section we publish the latest news in  > Kinkead births, deaths, censuses, marriages, etc. This > section is very popular with our readers. > >                 >   > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >                 >       >                 >   Six Jillion KinkeadAncestors? > >                 >   4,398,046,511,104 TONS OF ANCESTORS >                 >   This whole thing got started, as I was looking at an > ad for one of those 9 generation Ancestry Charts. A > nine-generation chart has 256 great, great, great, great, > great grandparents out there - all of which are absolute key > players in one's existence. If one of those 128 Great (6) > Grandpas didn't go for the twinkle in one of those Great (6) > Grandmas' eyes - ! I wink out of existence. > >                 >   These 256 individuals were all living here in the > U.S. and Europe around 1808 (20 years per gen eration). > Their grandparents had seen indepen dence in 1776. Their > grandchildren would live through the CivilWar. I only know > the name of 2 of my 256 ancestors nine generations ago, yet > they were all absolute key players! >                 >   It was at this point that I started playing with the > computer. Hmm, in 1492 "when Columbus sailed the ocean blue" > there were 33,554,432 family members (well, let's just call > them key ancestors.) In 1066, William the Conqueror was > "doing in" the British Isles and there were > 70,368,744,177,664 family ancestors. Hmm, something is wrong > here. There weren't that many folks on the earth at that > time. >                 >   Your 47-generation Ancestry Chart probably would have > lots and lots of duplicate ancestors. Fred and Alice the > Conqueror  Kinkead might appear millions of times on > the last row of your 47 genera tion chart as their > descendants intermarried. >                 >   Do you know that: If you lined up all these an ces > tors head to toe (assuming that they averaged 5 feet in > height) that they would make a line 66,630 miles long, > weight (at 135 lbs. per  Kinkead) would be > 4,398,046,511,104 tons!!! >               >     >                 >      [BIRTH]? >                 >         Oh my goodness.! >                 >         Mrs Kinkead was kidnapped by a > mad scientist who held her in his laboratory against her > will and ... >                 >             Well no. >                 >         Mrs. Kinkead gave birth to > another little Kinkead - which was even more painful in > those days. Two Kinkeads making their joyous mark in > history. >                 >       >    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >                 >             > >                 >         WE DO MAIDEN SURNAMES >                 >         familynewsabout.com >                 >         > ----------------------------------------------------------------- >                 >         You can also mail-in your order > to > >                 >         Kinkead Family News >                 >         3124 S Parker RD #K313 >                 >         Aurora CO 80014 > > > >                 >          Comment? - [email protected] > > >                 >         Forward this email to a friend > > >                 >         >                 >     >            CUSTOM MADE >               >     >                 >   D > >                 >   Kinkead > >                 >   Family Yearbook > > >                 >   Published by >                 >    the Family News >                 >    OUR EMAIL OFFER >               >     >                 >               We're now > shipping The 2011 updated version of the Kinkead Family > Yearbook chucked full of new stories and Kinkead family > data. > >                 >               IF YOU WANT > A RESERVATION > > >                 >               Do the >                 >               ♥♥ > >                 >               option and > we will research, print and ship your custom book for > $29.85+$5 S&H. (Save $10). > > > >                 >               Or do the >                 >               ♥♥ >                 >               BEST DEAL! >                 >               option and > we will rush 3 Kinkead Family Yearbooks to you for $59.85+ > S&H. (Save $25) >                 >               > ------------------------------- >                 >               All orders > includes a complementary "Trees, Trees, and more trees" Cd > (depicted below) at no cost and while supplies last > > >                 >               A > collection of family trees >                 >               > ------------------------------- >                 >               Finally > check out our surname membership, >                 >               ♥Kinkead > Family News♥ >                 >               to see what > other surnames we have, or to find more information about > your  Kinkead  name > >                 >               > ------------------------------ >                 >               What > happens once you've ordered. >                 >               1/ You > receive a confirmation email from Pay Pal. >                 >               2/ It is > researched and returned by the next Monday. >                 >               3/ Its > printed, bound and mailed by Friday. >                 >               4/ It goes > U.S, mail (book rate). > > >                 >               BE PATIENT. > These Yearbooks are custom made. >                 >         >               >     >             >       > > You risk nothing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Order your > copy(s). If you are dissatisfied you may return your > copy(s) > within 15 days of receipt for a full refund. Data is about > the entire Kinkead families in the U.S. and is mainly > historical in content. Photos do not denote family member > unless noted. This email contains advertisements. > Copyright 2011. 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Debra posted a thank you naming those who aided in the project several weeks ago. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norman Kincaide" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 3:16 PM Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson Last Call > > In order to thank all of the researchers who contributed to this vetting > post perhaps you could name them. > > Sincerely > Norman Kincaide >

In order to thank all of the researchers who contributed to this vetting post perhaps you could name them. Sincerely Norman Kincaide > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2011 14:07:50 -0700 > Subject: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson Last Call > > This is the last call for comment or questions concerning the linkage from > #198598 to David/Winifred. As yet there has not been much discussion nor > have I heard from anyone questioning any of the linkages. It is the opinion > of the many researchers who aided Debra in putting this post together that > this lineage is good and should be marked as vetted. > > I will mark this line as vetted unless an on-list discussion reveals a > problem within the next week. > > Sue Liedtke > > > > This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions > > concerning > > clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This > > is > > a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by > > Michael, > > Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable information > > she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important > > lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers a > > brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. > > > > The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by > > censuses > > backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and > > marriage > > certificates, obits, and a Bible record. > > > > The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the > > 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look > > back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census > > for > > Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census for > > Wm/Margaret. > > > > The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but > > they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. > > Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the > > granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for many > > years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. > > > > The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible > > record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the > > above > > book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned > > in > > the Bible record. > > > > The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills > > of > > Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of > > Burrough), > > David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land > > transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of > > Burrough > > from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to > > David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage > > made. > > > > The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, > > the > > association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in > > Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. > > (particularly > > with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). > > > > Sue Liedtke > > > > VETTING POST > > > > Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 > > Group A set 1b > > Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. > > > > Lineage Summary: > > Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) > > Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) > > William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) > > Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) > > Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) > > Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) > > David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) > > Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) > > David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) > > _______________________ > > MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee > > > > Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry > > > > Proven by > > > > Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. 23, > > 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead > > and Anita Jean Henry. > > > > > > Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their > > son. > > _______________________________________ > > HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, 2001 > > Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate > > City,Scott Co.Virginia. > > > > Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart > > > > Proven by > > > > Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. > > Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson > > Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart > > > > Obit; > > Kingsport News (Tennessee) > > Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at > > Holston > > Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, > > 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr > > Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the > > 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. > > Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue > > Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, > > five > > brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include > > his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law > > Sherry > > and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry > > and > > Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon > > Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside > > rites > > conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. > > > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > > Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee > > Cora wife 43 Tennessee > > Lonnie son 20 Tennessee > > Francis daughter 16 Virginia > > Brady N son 13 Virginia > > Bruce son 11 Virginia > > Thelma daughter 8 Virginia > > Brodus son 6 Virginia > > Harry son 4 Virginia > > Lucian son 3 Virginia > > Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia > > > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > > Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee > > Cora wife 33 Tennessee > > Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee > > Robert daughter 8 Tennessee > > Frances daughter 6 Virginia > > Bradey N son 4 Virginia > > Bruce son 2 Virginia > > > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > > Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee > > Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee > > Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee > > Carl son July 1899 Tennessee > > > > Marriage Bond/Record; > > State of Tennessee Hawkins County > > William Kinkead and Cora Stewart > > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on > > the > > 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee > > State Marriages 1780-2002" > > > > > > Obit: > > Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > > W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am > > Saturday. > > He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he > > was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will > > Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs > > Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. Mrs > > Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all > > of > > Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > > > > > > Obit; > > Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > > Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community > > Hospital. > > Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life > > in > > Scott County. > > Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E > > Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of > > Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, > > Brady > > of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, > > Va. > > Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, > > Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, > > Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > > __________________________________________________ > > WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, > > 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 Hawkins > > Co. Tennessee > > > > Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood > > > > Proven by; > > > > Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 > > Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. > > Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry > > Kinkead > > > > Bible Record of; > > Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; > > Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead > > Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 > > Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 > > John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 > > Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 > > William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 > > Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 > > James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 > > Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 > > Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 > > Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 > > Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 > > Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 > > > > Family History; > > William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins > > Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been > > stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother > > Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in > > Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean > > Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. > > > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > > Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee > > Sarah D wife 27 Virginia > > Clarance son 14 Virginia > > Mary B daughter Virginia > > Mae daughter 10 Virginia > > Gladys daughter 8 Virginia > > Willie son 5 Virginia > > Mattie daughter 2 Virginia > > > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > > Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee > > Derinda S wife 20 Virginia > > Clarance A son 5 Virginia > > Mary B daughter 4 Virginia > > Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia > > [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census > > William/Susan > > and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. > > See > > next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] > > > > Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 > > Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 > > J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy > > Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima > > Marriage Performed by M G Nelson > > > > 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > > Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee > > Susan wife 30 Tennessee > > John W son 8 Tennessee > > Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee > > William son 5 Tennessee > > Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee > > James son 2/12 Tennessee > > Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee > > [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] > > ____________________________ > > WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 > > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. > > 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > > > Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > > > > Proven by; > > > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > > Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee > > Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee > > Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee > > James son May 1880 Tennesee > > Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee > > Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee > > Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee > > [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] > > > > Marriage Bond/Record > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. > > William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver > > Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead > > I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the > > 28th > > day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State > > Marriages 1780-2002" > > > > [note;1880 Census is above] > > > > Marriage License Record Return; > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > > William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood > > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties > > the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com > > "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > > [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams > > Kinkead Junior] > > > > 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > > Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee > > Caroline 50 Tennessee > > Samuel A 26 Tennessee > > Williams 23 Tennessee > > Nancy C 18 Tennessee > > David H 16 Tennessee > > James R 13 Tennessee > > > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > > 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee > > Caroline 41 Tennessee > > Margaret E 17 Tennessee > > Samuel A 15 Tennessee > > Wm's 13 Tennessee > > Nancy 8 Tennessee > > David 6 Tennessee > > James 3 Tennessee > > > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) > > Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn > > Caroline 31 Tenn > > Margaret 9 Tenn > > Samuel 8 Tenn > > Williams 5 Tenn > > Harvey 1 Tenn > > > > Marriage Bond/Record; > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > > Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger > > Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > > 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris > > __________________________ > > ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 > > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins > > Co.Tennessee > > > > Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons > > > > Proven by; > > > > Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's > > Kinkead > > Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both > > of > > the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Wm's > > Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in > > hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby > > acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said > > Anderson > > Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of > > Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning > > on > > a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses > > said > > creek. > > > > Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 > > appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams > > leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth > > Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. > > > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > > 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee > > Louisiana 19 Tennessee > > Mary R 1 Tennessee > > David 23 Tennessee > > > > 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee > > > > 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee > > Nancy 23 Tennessee > > Rowana 15 Tennessee > > [note: widow of Robert] > > > > 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia > > Nancy L 33 Tennessee > > Mary E 8 Tennessee > > Rowana C 5 Tennessee > > [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] > > > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) > > Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee > > Mary 46 Tennessee > > Williams 20 Tennessee > > David 13 Tennessee > > Jane 16 Tennessee > > Ann 14 Tennessee > > Frances 9 Tennessee > > Katharine 5 Tennessee > > [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and > > Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert Kinkead. > > Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann > > Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil > > War", > > written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her > > grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is > > written > > in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] > > > > Record of Marriages; > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > > Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L > > Spears JP > > Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > > [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary > > Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" > > > > > > 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Kinkead Williams > > males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 > > 15-20,1 > > 20-30,1 40-50 > > > > 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Kinkead Williams > > males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 10-15,1 > > 20-30,1 30-40 > > > > Marriage Bond/Record > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > > Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn > > Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons > > 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages > > 1780-2002" > > _______________________________ > > WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins > > Co.Tennessee > > m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon Kinkead > > July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > > > Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > > > > Proven by; > > > > Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's > > Estate...... > > Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 > > > > Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > > Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead > > David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They > > were > > married 1788 > > Anney born 1788 > > Joseph born June 29 1790 > > Williams born March 25 1792 > > Rebekah Oct 7 1793 > > Jane August 2 1795 > > John July 13 1797 > > Melinda August 14 1799 > > David August 6 1801 > > Robert May 6 1803 > > James Harvey July 2 1805 > > John Calvert August 1807 > > Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 > > Edwards June 7 1812 > > > > Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she > > is > > mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] > > > > [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her > > father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David > > Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather > > was > > known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from > > Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand daughter > > of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his > > brother, > > Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead > > was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th > > 1805. > > Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st > > 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. > > > > McMinn Bible Record; > > Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from > > 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born Oct > > 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary > > Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation > > age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". > > > > Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 > > County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my > > sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman > > named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with > > Rebecca > > Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all her > > present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as > > aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, > > but > > in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of > > her > > brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above > > bequeathed > > to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such > > surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in > > common > > and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long > > daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above > > excepted. > > > > Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell > > Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of > > Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was > > born > > Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 > > he > > died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane > > Kinkead > > Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and > > Mary Williams Kinkead. > > > > David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee > > General > > Assembly Biographies below] > > ________________________ > > DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, > > 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins > > Co.Tennessee > > > > Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert > > > > Proven by; > > > > Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March > > term 1865 > > > > To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at > > Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T > > Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and > > S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a > > resident of Scott Co.Virginia. > > > > Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes that > > in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there > > was > > granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in > > Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said > > Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the > > same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening > > of > > which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of your > > Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession > > of > > same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said > > land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very > > numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G > > Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said > > J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of > > his > > father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! > > terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David > > inherited > > a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. > > Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until > > his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his > > children > > and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret > > Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte > > Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. > > > > Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 > > dated Dec 6 1822, > > found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a > > dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the enterer, > > tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of > > Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. > > > > Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid > > executor > > of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan > > Co. > > for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles > > along > > William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin > > Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W > > 10 > > poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S > > 31 > > E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 > > poles > > then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed was > > executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 > > [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead > > purchased > > in 1795] > > > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant No.688 > > to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 > > acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W > > 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said > > Armstrongs > > line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said > > Looneys > > corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 > > poles > > S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles to > > the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. > > > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant > > No.288 > > to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 > > acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams line, > > then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along > > James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W > > Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 > > > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to > > Joseph Kinkade for > > the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on > > the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North > > Fork > > of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the > > river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North > > Fork > > of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor > > by; > > J Glasgow Sec. > > > > Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 1786. > > I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and > > the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my > > farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as > > she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my > > daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my > > daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. > > To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds > > Virginia > > money. > > To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided > > between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son > > David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors > > of > > this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do > > here > > unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our > > Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams wit; > > ? James Berry, David Kinkead > > [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David > > Kinkead > > is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of > > Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert > > Kinkead] > > > > [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which > > brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is > > submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] > > > > Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; > > I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins County > > Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and > > Susan > > Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and > > tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The > > name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz > > (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 to > > Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; > > Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 > > pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss > > Price, Rogersville,TN....... > > > > [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John > > Kinkead > > State of Georgia, Murray County > > Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary > > McPheeters > > his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of > > and > > state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same > > state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and > > sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in > > the > > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one > > acres > > being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one > > other > > tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty > > acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said tracts > > or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs > > Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David > > Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... > > In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his > > wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and > > seal > > this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP > > > > Cemetery Stones; > > Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee > > David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... > > Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... > > > > David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; > > David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in > > family > > cemetery near > > present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of > > David > > and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David > > and > > Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the > > pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills > > Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow > > had > > remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place > > and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar > > Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams > > family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks > > Land > > Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from > > Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph > > Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted > > that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records > > in > > his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants > > that > > had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, > > Tennessee. > > Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand > > daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. > > > > Will of John Calvert; > > The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was recorded > > in Orange Co. > > Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange > > willed > > his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons > > Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres > > whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land > > called Hogg Run.To > > Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the > > remainder > > of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young mare > > 2 > > years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray > > horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters > > Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons > > Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones > > [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] > > > > Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee of > > Rebecca Calvert & > > Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 > > 1757 > > 400a on Red Bud > > Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who > > willed > > to three children. > > Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac > > Hollingsworth, > > Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd > > Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. > > > > Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of > > January 1779 > > I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and > > sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality > > of > > my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make > > this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to > > Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and > > her > > choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my > > young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my > > house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation > > and > > plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my grandson > > (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain > > his > > grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David > > Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's son) > > My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 > > acres > > of land at the Hunt! > > ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is > > paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son > > John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his children > > and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson > > David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be > > divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David > > Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the > > other > > half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead whom > > I > > likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my > > Last > > Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every other > > former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, > > willed > > bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. > > IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF > > JANUARY > > 1779. > > Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his Last > > Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the > > presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. > > David DavidKinkead > > David Kinkead > > Bethiah Kinkead > > Robert Kinkead > > ________________________ > > JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters > > Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 > > > > Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson > > > > Proven by; > > > > Will; > > Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 > > Washington Co. Virginia. > > Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible during > > her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. > > > > Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft 369 > > acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. > > > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > > James Ped?le > > 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. > > > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > > David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David Kincaid > > dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough [note; > > Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] > > > > Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his > > wife > > in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres > > in > > Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. > > > > Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his > > wife > > of Washington > > County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork > > of Christian's Creek. > > [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established > > in > > 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by > > Virginia and NC.) > > > > Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann Kinkead. > > She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 > > > > Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 acres > > to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. > > [note; According to Armstrong research this William Armstrong is the > > William > > Armstrong that recieved Land Grant in Sullivan Co.on the north side of the > > Holston River in Carters Valley in Oct 1783 and lived near Joseph Kinkead] > > > > > > > > > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > > > To join the DNA project, go to: > > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is the last call for comment or questions concerning the linkage from #198598 to David/Winifred. As yet there has not been much discussion nor have I heard from anyone questioning any of the linkages. It is the opinion of the many researchers who aided Debra in putting this post together that this lineage is good and should be marked as vetted. I will mark this line as vetted unless an on-list discussion reveals a problem within the next week. Sue Liedtke > This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions > concerning > clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This > is > a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by > Michael, > Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable information > she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important > lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers a > brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. > > The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by > censuses > backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and > marriage > certificates, obits, and a Bible record. > > The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the > 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look > back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census > for > Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census for > Wm/Margaret. > > The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but > they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. > Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the > granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for many > years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. > > The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible > record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the > above > book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned > in > the Bible record. > > The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills > of > Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of > Burrough), > David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land > transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of > Burrough > from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to > David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage > made. > > The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, > the > association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in > Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. > (particularly > with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). > > Sue Liedtke > > VETTING POST > > Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 > Group A set 1b > Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. > > Lineage Summary: > Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) > Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) > William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) > Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) > Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) > Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) > David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) > Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) > David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) > _______________________ > MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee > > Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry > > Proven by > > Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. 23, > 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead > and Anita Jean Henry. > > > Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their > son. > _______________________________________ > HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, 2001 > Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate > City,Scott Co.Virginia. > > Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart > > Proven by > > Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. > Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson > Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart > > Obit; > Kingsport News (Tennessee) > Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at > Holston > Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, > 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr > Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the > 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. > Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue > Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, > five > brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include > his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law > Sherry > and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry > and > Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon > Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside > rites > conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee > Cora wife 43 Tennessee > Lonnie son 20 Tennessee > Francis daughter 16 Virginia > Brady N son 13 Virginia > Bruce son 11 Virginia > Thelma daughter 8 Virginia > Brodus son 6 Virginia > Harry son 4 Virginia > Lucian son 3 Virginia > Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee > Cora wife 33 Tennessee > Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee > Robert daughter 8 Tennessee > Frances daughter 6 Virginia > Bradey N son 4 Virginia > Bruce son 2 Virginia > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee > Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee > Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee > Carl son July 1899 Tennessee > > Marriage Bond/Record; > State of Tennessee Hawkins County > William Kinkead and Cora Stewart > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on > the > 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee > State Marriages 1780-2002" > > > Obit: > Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am > Saturday. > He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he > was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will > Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs > Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. Mrs > Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all > of > Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > > > Obit; > Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community > Hospital. > Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life > in > Scott County. > Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E > Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of > Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, > Brady > of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, > Va. > Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, > Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, > Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > __________________________________________________ > WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, > 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 Hawkins > Co. Tennessee > > Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood > > Proven by; > > Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 > Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. > Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry > Kinkead > > Bible Record of; > Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; > Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead > Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 > Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 > John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 > Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 > William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 > Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 > James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 > Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 > Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 > Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 > Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 > Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 > > Family History; > William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins > Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been > stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother > Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in > Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean > Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee > Sarah D wife 27 Virginia > Clarance son 14 Virginia > Mary B daughter Virginia > Mae daughter 10 Virginia > Gladys daughter 8 Virginia > Willie son 5 Virginia > Mattie daughter 2 Virginia > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee > Derinda S wife 20 Virginia > Clarance A son 5 Virginia > Mary B daughter 4 Virginia > Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia > [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census > William/Susan > and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. > See > next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] > > Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 > Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 > J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy > Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima > Marriage Performed by M G Nelson > > 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee > Susan wife 30 Tennessee > John W son 8 Tennessee > Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee > William son 5 Tennessee > Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee > James son 2/12 Tennessee > Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee > [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] > ____________________________ > WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. > 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > > Proven by; > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee > Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee > Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee > James son May 1880 Tennesee > Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee > Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee > Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee > [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] > > Marriage Bond/Record > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. > William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver > Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead > I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the > 28th > day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State > Marriages 1780-2002" > > [note;1880 Census is above] > > Marriage License Record Return; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties > the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com > "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams > Kinkead Junior] > > 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee > Caroline 50 Tennessee > Samuel A 26 Tennessee > Williams 23 Tennessee > Nancy C 18 Tennessee > David H 16 Tennessee > James R 13 Tennessee > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee > Caroline 41 Tennessee > Margaret E 17 Tennessee > Samuel A 15 Tennessee > Wm's 13 Tennessee > Nancy 8 Tennessee > David 6 Tennessee > James 3 Tennessee > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) > Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn > Caroline 31 Tenn > Margaret 9 Tenn > Samuel 8 Tenn > Williams 5 Tenn > Harvey 1 Tenn > > Marriage Bond/Record; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger > Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris > __________________________ > ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > > Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons > > Proven by; > > Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's > Kinkead > Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both > of > the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Wm's > Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in > hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby > acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said > Anderson > Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of > Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning > on > a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses > said > creek. > > Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 > appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams > leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth > Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee > Louisiana 19 Tennessee > Mary R 1 Tennessee > David 23 Tennessee > > 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee > > 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee > Nancy 23 Tennessee > Rowana 15 Tennessee > [note: widow of Robert] > > 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia > Nancy L 33 Tennessee > Mary E 8 Tennessee > Rowana C 5 Tennessee > [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) > Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee > Mary 46 Tennessee > Williams 20 Tennessee > David 13 Tennessee > Jane 16 Tennessee > Ann 14 Tennessee > Frances 9 Tennessee > Katharine 5 Tennessee > [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and > Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert Kinkead. > Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann > Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil > War", > written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her > grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is > written > in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] > > Record of Marriages; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L > Spears JP > Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary > Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" > > > 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > Kinkead Williams > males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 > 15-20,1 > 20-30,1 40-50 > > 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > Kinkead Williams > males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 10-15,1 > 20-30,1 30-40 > > Marriage Bond/Record > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn > Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons > 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages > 1780-2002" > _______________________________ > WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon Kinkead > July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > > Proven by; > > Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's > Estate...... > Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 > > Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead > David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They > were > married 1788 > Anney born 1788 > Joseph born June 29 1790 > Williams born March 25 1792 > Rebekah Oct 7 1793 > Jane August 2 1795 > John July 13 1797 > Melinda August 14 1799 > David August 6 1801 > Robert May 6 1803 > James Harvey July 2 1805 > John Calvert August 1807 > Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 > Edwards June 7 1812 > > Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she > is > mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] > > [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her > father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David > Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather > was > known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from > Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand daughter > of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his > brother, > Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead > was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th > 1805. > Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st > 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. > > McMinn Bible Record; > Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from > 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born Oct > 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary > Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation > age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". > > Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 > County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my > sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman > named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with > Rebecca > Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all her > present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as > aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, > but > in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of > her > brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above > bequeathed > to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such > surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in > common > and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long > daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above > excepted. > > Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell > Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of > Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was > born > Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 > he > died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane > Kinkead > Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and > Mary Williams Kinkead. > > David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee > General > Assembly Biographies below] > ________________________ > DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, > 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > > Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert > > Proven by; > > Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March > term 1865 > > To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at > Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T > Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and > S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a > resident of Scott Co.Virginia. > > Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes that > in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there > was > granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in > Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said > Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the > same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening > of > which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of your > Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession > of > same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said > land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very > numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G > Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said > J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of > his > father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! > terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David > inherited > a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. > Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until > his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his > children > and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret > Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte > Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. > > Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 > dated Dec 6 1822, > found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a > dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the enterer, > tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of > Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. > > Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid > executor > of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan > Co. > for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles > along > William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin > Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W > 10 > poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S > 31 > E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 > poles > then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed was > executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 > [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead > purchased > in 1795] > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant No.688 > to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 > acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W > 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said > Armstrongs > line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said > Looneys > corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 > poles > S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles to > the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant > No.288 > to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 > acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams line, > then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along > James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W > Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to > Joseph Kinkade for > the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on > the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North > Fork > of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the > river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North > Fork > of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor > by; > J Glasgow Sec. > > Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 1786. > I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and > the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my > farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as > she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my > daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my > daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. > To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds > Virginia > money. > To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided > between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son > David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors > of > this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do > here > unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our > Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams wit; > ? James Berry, David Kinkead > [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David > Kinkead > is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of > Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert > Kinkead] > > [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which > brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is > submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] > > Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; > I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins County > Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and > Susan > Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and > tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The > name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz > (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 to > Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; > Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 > pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss > Price, Rogersville,TN....... > > [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John > Kinkead > State of Georgia, Murray County > Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary > McPheeters > his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of > and > state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same > state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and > sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in > the > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one > acres > being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one > other > tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty > acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said tracts > or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs > Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David > Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... > In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his > wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and > seal > this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP > > Cemetery Stones; > Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee > David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... > Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... > > David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; > David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in > family > cemetery near > present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of > David > and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David > and > Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the > pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills > Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow > had > remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place > and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar > Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams > family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks > Land > Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from > Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph > Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted > that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records > in > his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants > that > had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, > Tennessee. > Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand > daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. > > Will of John Calvert; > The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was recorded > in Orange Co. > Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange > willed > his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons > Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres > whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land > called Hogg Run.To > Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the > remainder > of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young mare > 2 > years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray > horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters > Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons > Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones > [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] > > Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee of > Rebecca Calvert & > Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 > 1757 > 400a on Red Bud > Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who > willed > to three children. > Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac > Hollingsworth, > Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd > Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. > > Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of > January 1779 > I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and > sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality > of > my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make > this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to > Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and > her > choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my > young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my > house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation > and > plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my grandson > (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain > his > grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David > Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's son) > My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 > acres > of land at the Hunt! > ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is > paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son > John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his children > and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson > David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be > divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David > Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the > other > half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead whom > I > likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my > Last > Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every other > former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, > willed > bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. > IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF > JANUARY > 1779. > Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his Last > Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the > presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. > David DavidKinkead > David Kinkead > Bethiah Kinkead > Robert Kinkead > ________________________ > JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters > Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 > > Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson > > Proven by; > > Will; > Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 > Washington Co. Virginia. > Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible during > her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft 369 > acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > James Ped?le > 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David Kincaid > dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough [note; > Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] > > Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his > wife > in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres > in > Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. > > Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his > wife > of Washington > County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork > of Christian's Creek. > [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established > in > 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by > Virginia and NC.) > > Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann Kinkead. > She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 > > Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 acres > to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. > [note; According to Armstrong research this William Armstrong is the > William > Armstrong that recieved Land Grant in Sullivan Co.on the north side of the > Holston River in Carters Valley in Oct 1783 and lived near Joseph Kinkead] > > > > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I was sent the following message which I am giving you. The link is legitimate. The name in the Index of this electronic book is Kinkead but it also has alternate spellings beside some names. Hopson Kincaid is listed here. ********** http://kdl.kyvl.org/cgi/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=kyetexts&cc=kyetexts&idno=b9 2-57-27063582&q1=bullock&q2=david&frm=frameset&view=pdf&seq=1 This book has a lot of Kinkead's under the list of petitioners.

Williams and Susan's keepsake/take home marriage certificate gives date of Sept 15 1870. The registered marriage record as far as I can tell looks like Sept 18th, you can find the record on Ancestry.com. Williams was on the 1870 census with his parents in July and married two months later in September. The Williams you mentioned with Louisiana is the the brother of Anderson Kinkead therefore making him the uncle of Williams/Susan. Louisiana is the daughter of Robert Kinkead son of David/Mary........ Debra, > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Sat, 9 Apr 2011 14:59:43 -0400 > Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson > > My comments on this family line: there are two different dates given for > the marriage of Williams Kinkead/Susan Frances Hagood . One is Sept. 18, > 1870 and the other date is Sept. 15, 1870. The census date for the 1870 > Hawkins Co, Tn census is July 25, 1870, and Williams Kinkead is shown living > with his parents Anderson and Caroline Kinkead in this census. > > There was a Williams Kinkead, a. 40 b. TN a few households away, with wife > named Louisiana, a. 28, in this same census. He would have been the > Williams Kinkead, Sr. at this time. > > The rest of the posting looks very good. It is surprising that you all > could find so many records relating to the past generations in this family! > > Note: the Martin Shearman in this record may have been an uncle of Agatha > Chinn, wife of William Kinkead, who married in 1777 in Frederick County, > Virginia. > > "Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his wife > of Washington > County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork > of Christian's Creek." > > Virginia genealogies: a genealogy of the Glassell family of Scotland and ... > By Horace Edwin Hayden > > Find Martin Shearman in this google book. There is a lot of information on > Jean Moncure's (wife of Gov. James Wood) family in this book also. > > http://books.google.com/books?id=SJcsAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA75&lpg=PA75&dq=%22Martin+Shearman%22+%2B+Chinn&source=bl&ots=z4H1Ugl03G&sig=aqxdvCNOaHJlryAA4V35-vWkFKo&hl=en&ei=kaqgTaS8PIKztwfI5KCOAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBQQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Martin%20Shearman%22%20%2B%20Chinn&f=false > > > Barbara > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sue Liedtke > Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 11:57 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson > > This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions concerning > clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This is > a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by Michael, > Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable information > she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important > lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers a > brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. > > The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by censuses > backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and marriage > certificates, obits, and a Bible record. > > The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the > 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look > back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census for > Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census for > Wm/Margaret. > > The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but > they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. > Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the > granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for many > years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. > > The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible > record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the above > book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned in > the Bible record. > > The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills of > Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of Burrough), > David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land > transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of Burrough > from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to > David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage made. > > The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, the > association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in > Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. (particularly > with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). > > Sue Liedtke > > VETTING POST > > Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 > Group A set 1b > Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. > > Lineage Summary: > Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) > Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) > William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) > Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) > Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) > Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) > David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) > Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) > David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) > _______________________ > MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee > > Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry > > Proven by > > Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. 23, > 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead > and Anita Jean Henry. > > > Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their > son. > _______________________________________ > HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, 2001 > Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate > City,Scott Co.Virginia. > > Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart > > Proven by > > Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. > Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson > Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart > > Obit; > Kingsport News (Tennessee) > Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at Holston > Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, > 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr > Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the > 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. > Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue > Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, five > brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include > his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law Sherry > and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry and > Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon > Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside rites > conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee > Cora wife 43 Tennessee > Lonnie son 20 Tennessee > Francis daughter 16 Virginia > Brady N son 13 Virginia > Bruce son 11 Virginia > Thelma daughter 8 Virginia > Brodus son 6 Virginia > Harry son 4 Virginia > Lucian son 3 Virginia > Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee > Cora wife 33 Tennessee > Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee > Robert daughter 8 Tennessee > Frances daughter 6 Virginia > Bradey N son 4 Virginia > Bruce son 2 Virginia > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee > Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee > Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee > Carl son July 1899 Tennessee > > Marriage Bond/Record; > State of Tennessee Hawkins County > William Kinkead and Cora Stewart > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the > 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee > State Marriages 1780-2002" > > > Obit: > Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am > Saturday. > He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he > was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will > Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs > Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. Mrs > Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all of > Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > > > Obit; > Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) > Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community > Hospital. > Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life in > Scott County. > Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E > Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of > Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, Brady > of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, Va. > Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, > Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, > Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. > __________________________________________________ > WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, > 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 Hawkins > Co. Tennessee > > Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood > > Proven by; > > Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 > Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. > Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry Kinkead > > Bible Record of; > Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; > Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead > Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 > Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 > John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 > Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 > William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 > Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 > James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 > Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 > Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 > Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 > Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 > Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 > > Family History; > William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins > Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been > stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother > Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in > Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean > Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. > > 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee > Sarah D wife 27 Virginia > Clarance son 14 Virginia > Mary B daughter Virginia > Mae daughter 10 Virginia > Gladys daughter 8 Virginia > Willie son 5 Virginia > Mattie daughter 2 Virginia > > 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia > Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee > Derinda S wife 20 Virginia > Clarance A son 5 Virginia > Mary B daughter 4 Virginia > Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia > [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census William/Susan > and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. See > next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] > > Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 > Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 > J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy > Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima > Marriage Performed by M G Nelson > > 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee > Susan wife 30 Tennessee > John W son 8 Tennessee > Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee > William son 5 Tennessee > Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee > James son 2/12 Tennessee > Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee > [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] > ____________________________ > WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. > 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > > Proven by; > > 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee > Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee > Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee > James son May 1880 Tennesee > Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee > Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee > Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee > [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] > > Marriage Bond/Record > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. > William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver > Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead > I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the 28th > day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State > Marriages 1780-2002" > > [note;1880 Census is above] > > Marriage License Record Return; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood > I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties > the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com > "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams > Kinkead Junior] > > 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee > Caroline 50 Tennessee > Samuel A 26 Tennessee > Williams 23 Tennessee > Nancy C 18 Tennessee > David H 16 Tennessee > James R 13 Tennessee > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) > 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee > Caroline 41 Tennessee > Margaret E 17 Tennessee > Samuel A 15 Tennessee > Wm's 13 Tennessee > Nancy 8 Tennessee > David 6 Tennessee > James 3 Tennessee > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) > Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn > Caroline 31 Tenn > Margaret 9 Tenn > Samuel 8 Tenn > Williams 5 Tenn > Harvey 1 Tenn > > Marriage Bond/Record; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger > Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus > 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris > __________________________ > ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 > Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > > Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons > > Proven by; > > Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's Kinkead > Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both of > the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Wm's > Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in > hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby > acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said Anderson > Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of > Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning on > a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses said > creek. > > Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 > appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams > leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth > Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. > > 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) > 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee > Louisiana 19 Tennessee > Mary R 1 Tennessee > David 23 Tennessee > > 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee > > 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee > Nancy 23 Tennessee > Rowana 15 Tennessee > [note: widow of Robert] > > 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia > Nancy L 33 Tennessee > Mary E 8 Tennessee > Rowana C 5 Tennessee > [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] > > 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) > Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee > Mary 46 Tennessee > Williams 20 Tennessee > David 13 Tennessee > Jane 16 Tennessee > Ann 14 Tennessee > Frances 9 Tennessee > Katharine 5 Tennessee > [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and > Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert Kinkead. > Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann > Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil War", > written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her > grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is written > in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] > > Record of Marriages; > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L > Spears JP > Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" > [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary > Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" > > > 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > Kinkead Williams > males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 15-20,1 > 20-30,1 40-50 > > 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee > Kinkead Williams > males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 10-15,1 > 20-30,1 30-40 > > Marriage Bond/Record > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County > Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn > Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons > 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages > 1780-2002" > _______________________________ > WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon Kinkead > July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee > > Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > > Proven by; > > Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's > Estate...... > Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 > > Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams > Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead > David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They were > married 1788 > Anney born 1788 > Joseph born June 29 1790 > Williams born March 25 1792 > Rebekah Oct 7 1793 > Jane August 2 1795 > John July 13 1797 > Melinda August 14 1799 > David August 6 1801 > Robert May 6 1803 > James Harvey July 2 1805 > John Calvert August 1807 > Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 > Edwards June 7 1812 > > Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she is > mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] > > [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her > father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David > Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather was > known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from > Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand daughter > of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his brother, > Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead > was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th 1805. > Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st > 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. > > McMinn Bible Record; > Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from > 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born Oct > 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary > Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation > age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". > > Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 > County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my > sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman > named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with Rebecca > Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all her > present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as > aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, but > in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of her > brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above bequeathed > to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such > surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in common > and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long > daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above excepted. > > Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell > Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of > Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was born > Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 he > died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane Kinkead > Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and > Mary Williams Kinkead. > > David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee General > Assembly Biographies below] > ________________________ > DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, > 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins > Co.Tennessee > > Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert > > Proven by; > > Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March > term 1865 > > To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at > Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T > Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and > S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a > resident of Scott Co.Virginia. > > Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes that > in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there was > granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in > Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said > Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the > same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening of > which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of your > Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession of > same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said > land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very > numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G > Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said > J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of his > father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! > terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David inherited > a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. > Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until > his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his children > and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret > Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte > Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. > > Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 > dated Dec 6 1822, > found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a > dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the enterer, > tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of > Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. > > Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid executor > of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan Co. > for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles along > William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin > Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W 10 > poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S 31 > E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 poles > then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed was > executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 > [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead purchased > in 1795] > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant No.688 > to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 > acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W > 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said Armstrongs > line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said Looneys > corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 poles > S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles to > the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant No.288 > to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 > acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams line, > then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along > James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W > Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 > > Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to > Joseph Kinkade for > the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on > the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North Fork > of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the > river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North Fork > of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by; > J Glasgow Sec. > > Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 1786. > I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and > the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my > farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as > she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my > daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my > daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. > To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia > money. > To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided > between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son > David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors of > this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do here > unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our > Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams wit; > ? James Berry, David Kinkead > [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David Kinkead > is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of > Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert Kinkead] > > [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which > brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is > submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] > > Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; > I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins County > Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and Susan > Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and > tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The > name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz > (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 to > Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; > Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 > pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss > Price, Rogersville,TN....... > > [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John > Kinkead > State of Georgia, Murray County > Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary McPheeters > his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of and > state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same > state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and > sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in the > State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one acres > being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one other > tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty > acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said tracts > or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs > Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David > Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... > In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his > wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and seal > this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP > > Cemetery Stones; > Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee > David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... > Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... > > David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; > David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in family > cemetery near > present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of David > and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David and > Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the > pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills > Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow had > remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place > and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar > Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams > family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks Land > Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from > Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph > Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted > that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records in > his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants that > had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, Tennessee. > Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand > daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. > > Will of John Calvert; > The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was recorded > in Orange Co. > Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange willed > his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons > Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres > whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land > called Hogg Run.To > Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the remainder > of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young mare 2 > years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray > horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters > Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons > Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones > [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] > > Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee of > Rebecca Calvert & > Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 1757 > 400a on Red Bud > Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who willed > to three children. > Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac Hollingsworth, > Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd > Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. > > Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of > January 1779 > I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and > sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality of > my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make > this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to > Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and her > choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my > young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my > house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation and > plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my grandson > (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain his > grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David > Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's son) > My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 acres > of land at the Hunt! > ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is > paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son > John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his children > and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson > David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be > divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David > Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the other > half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead whom I > likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my Last > Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every other > former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, willed > bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. > IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF JANUARY > 1779. > Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his Last > Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the > presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. > David DavidKinkead > David Kinkead > Bethiah Kinkead > Robert Kinkead > ________________________ > JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters > Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 > > Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson > > Proven by; > > Will; > Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 > Washington Co. Virginia. > Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible during > her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft 369 > acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > James Ped?le > 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. > > Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to > David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David Kincaid > dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough [note; > Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] > > Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his wife > in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres in > Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. > > Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his wife > of Washington > County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork > of Christian's Creek. > [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established in > 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by > Virginia and NC.) > > Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann Kinkead. > She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 > > Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 acres > to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. > [note; According to Armstrong research this William Armstrong is the William > Armstrong that recieved Land Grant in Sullivan Co.on the north side of the > Holston River in Carters Valley in Oct 1783 and lived near Joseph Kinkead] > > > > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > To see the Kincaid of all spellings DNA chart in Excel: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/Research/April%202004/Kincaid%20%20DNA.xls > > To join the DNA project, go to: > www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Kincaid&Code=J21027 > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

My comments on this family line: there are two different dates given for the marriage of Williams Kinkead/Susan Frances Hagood . One is Sept. 18, 1870 and the other date is Sept. 15, 1870. The census date for the 1870 Hawkins Co, Tn census is July 25, 1870, and Williams Kinkead is shown living with his parents Anderson and Caroline Kinkead in this census. There was a Williams Kinkead, a. 40 b. TN a few households away, with wife named Louisiana, a. 28, in this same census. He would have been the Williams Kinkead, Sr. at this time. The rest of the posting looks very good. It is surprising that you all could find so many records relating to the past generations in this family! Note: the Martin Shearman in this record may have been an uncle of Agatha Chinn, wife of William Kinkead, who married in 1777 in Frederick County, Virginia. "Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his wife of Washington County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork of Christian's Creek." Virginia genealogies: a genealogy of the Glassell family of Scotland and ... By Horace Edwin Hayden Find Martin Shearman in this google book. There is a lot of information on Jean Moncure's (wife of Gov. James Wood) family in this book also. http://books.google.com/books?id=SJcsAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA75&lpg=PA75&dq=%22Martin+Shearman%22+%2B+Chinn&source=bl&ots=z4H1Ugl03G&sig=aqxdvCNOaHJlryAA4V35-vWkFKo&hl=en&ei=kaqgTaS8PIKztwfI5KCOAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBQQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Martin%20Shearman%22%20%2B%20Chinn&f=false Barbara -----Original Message----- From: Sue Liedtke Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 11:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Vetting # 198598 to David Kinkead/Winifred Hobson This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions concerning clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This is a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by Michael, Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable information she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers a brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by censuses backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and marriage certificates, obits, and a Bible record. The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census for Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census for Wm/Margaret. The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for many years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the above book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned in the Bible record. The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills of Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of Burrough), David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of Burrough from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage made. The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, the association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. (particularly with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). Sue Liedtke VETTING POST Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 Group A set 1b Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. Lineage Summary: Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) _______________________ MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry Proven by Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. 23, 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry. Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their son. _______________________________________ HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate City,Scott Co.Virginia. Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart Proven by Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart Obit; Kingsport News (Tennessee) Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at Holston Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, five brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law Sherry and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry and Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside rites conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee Cora wife 43 Tennessee Lonnie son 20 Tennessee Francis daughter 16 Virginia Brady N son 13 Virginia Bruce son 11 Virginia Thelma daughter 8 Virginia Brodus son 6 Virginia Harry son 4 Virginia Lucian son 3 Virginia Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee Cora wife 33 Tennessee Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee Robert daughter 8 Tennessee Frances daughter 6 Virginia Bradey N son 4 Virginia Bruce son 2 Virginia 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee Carl son July 1899 Tennessee Marriage Bond/Record; State of Tennessee Hawkins County William Kinkead and Cora Stewart I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" Obit: Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am Saturday. He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. Mrs Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all of Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Obit; Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital. Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life in Scott County. Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, Brady of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. __________________________________________________ WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 Hawkins Co. Tennessee Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood Proven by; Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry Kinkead Bible Record of; Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 Family History; William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee Sarah D wife 27 Virginia Clarance son 14 Virginia Mary B daughter Virginia Mae daughter 10 Virginia Gladys daughter 8 Virginia Willie son 5 Virginia Mattie daughter 2 Virginia 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee Derinda S wife 20 Virginia Clarance A son 5 Virginia Mary B daughter 4 Virginia Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census William/Susan and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. See next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima Marriage Performed by M G Nelson 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee Susan wife 30 Tennessee John W son 8 Tennessee Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee William son 5 Tennessee Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee James son 2/12 Tennessee Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] ____________________________ WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus Proven by; 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee James son May 1880 Tennesee Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] Marriage Bond/Record State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the 28th day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;1880 Census is above] Marriage License Record Return; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams Kinkead Junior] 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee Caroline 50 Tennessee Samuel A 26 Tennessee Williams 23 Tennessee Nancy C 18 Tennessee David H 16 Tennessee James R 13 Tennessee 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee Caroline 41 Tennessee Margaret E 17 Tennessee Samuel A 15 Tennessee Wm's 13 Tennessee Nancy 8 Tennessee David 6 Tennessee James 3 Tennessee 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn Caroline 31 Tenn Margaret 9 Tenn Samuel 8 Tenn Williams 5 Tenn Harvey 1 Tenn Marriage Bond/Record; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris __________________________ ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons Proven by; Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's Kinkead Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Wm's Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said Anderson Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning on a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses said creek. Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee Louisiana 19 Tennessee Mary R 1 Tennessee David 23 Tennessee 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee Nancy 23 Tennessee Rowana 15 Tennessee [note: widow of Robert] 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia Nancy L 33 Tennessee Mary E 8 Tennessee Rowana C 5 Tennessee [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee Mary 46 Tennessee Williams 20 Tennessee David 13 Tennessee Jane 16 Tennessee Ann 14 Tennessee Frances 9 Tennessee Katharine 5 Tennessee [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert Kinkead. Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil War", written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is written in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] Record of Marriages; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L Spears JP Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee Kinkead Williams males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 15-20,1 20-30,1 40-50 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee Kinkead Williams males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 30-40 Marriage Bond/Record State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" _______________________________ WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins Co.Tennessee m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon Kinkead July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Proven by; Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's Estate...... Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They were married 1788 Anney born 1788 Joseph born June 29 1790 Williams born March 25 1792 Rebekah Oct 7 1793 Jane August 2 1795 John July 13 1797 Melinda August 14 1799 David August 6 1801 Robert May 6 1803 James Harvey July 2 1805 John Calvert August 1807 Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 Edwards June 7 1812 Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she is mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather was known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand daughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his brother, Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th 1805. Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. McMinn Bible Record; Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born Oct 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with Rebecca Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all her present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, but in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of her brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above bequeathed to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above excepted. Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was born Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 he died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane Kinkead Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead. David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee General Assembly Biographies below] ________________________ DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert Proven by; Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March term 1865 To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a resident of Scott Co.Virginia. Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes that in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there was granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening of which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of your Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession of same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of his father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David inherited a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his children and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 dated Dec 6 1822, found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the enterer, tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid executor of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan Co. for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles along William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W 10 poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S 31 E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 poles then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed was executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead purchased in 1795] Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant No.688 to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said Looneys corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 poles S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles to the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant No.288 to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams line, then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to Joseph Kinkade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North Fork of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North Fork of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 1786. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia money. To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors of this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do here unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams wit; ? James Berry, David Kinkead [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David Kinkead is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert Kinkead] [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins County Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and Susan Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 to Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss Price, Rogersville,TN....... [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John Kinkead State of Georgia, Murray County Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary McPheeters his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of and state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in the State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one acres being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one other tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said tracts or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and seal this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP Cemetery Stones; Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in family cemetery near present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of David and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David and Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow had remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks Land Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records in his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants that had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, Tennessee. Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. Will of John Calvert; The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was recorded in Orange Co. Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange willed his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land called Hogg Run.To Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the remainder of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young mare 2 years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee of Rebecca Calvert & Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 1757 400a on Red Bud Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who willed to three children. Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac Hollingsworth, Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of January 1779 I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and her choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation and plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my grandson (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain his grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's son) My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 acres of land at the Hunt! ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his children and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the other half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead whom I likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every other former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, willed bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF JANUARY 1779. Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. David DavidKinkead David Kinkead Bethiah Kinkead Robert Kinkead ________________________ JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson Proven by; Will; Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 Washington Co. Virginia. Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible during her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft 369 acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to James Ped?le 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David Kincaid dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough [note; Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his wife in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres in Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his wife of Washington County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork of Christian's Creek. [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established in 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by Virginia and NC.) Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann Kinkead. She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 acres to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. 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This is the 2nd call for commentary for this lineage. Suggestions concerning clarity by Norman & Don W have been incorporated into this re-post. This is a complicated post in that Debra added all information provided by Michael, Jean, Don, Dennis, Barb and others along with the considerable information she garnered from micro-films and other sources. This is a very important lineage for VA Kincaids so comments would be appreciated. To aid readers a brief synopsis of the linkage proof might be useful. The linkages from Michael to Williams & Susan Hagood are proven by censuses backed up by personal knowledge, family history, birth or death and marriage certificates, obits, and a Bible record. The connection from Williams to Anderson uses censuses (particularly the 1900 census where Anderson is named as father in Williams household. Look back to the 1910 census & marriage record for James and the 1880 census for Wm wife Susan in the previous section and compare with the 1900 census for Wm/Margaret. The connection from Anderson to Williams & Nancy Gibbons has censuses but they do not give relationships and before 1850 names are not included. Backing up the censuses are marriage records and a book written by the granddaughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead who lived with her grandmother for many years. Nancy Ann (1837-1923) was niece and stepdaughter of Williams. The connection from Williams to David & Mary Williams relies on a Bible record backed up by the administrative record for David's estate, the above book and several references concerning David & Mary's daughters mentioned in the Bible record. The connection from David to Joseph & Rebecca Calvert relies on the wills of Robert Williams, the 2nd husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid (widow of Burrough), David/Winifred, John Calvert (and subsequent deed/grant info), and land transference. An effort has been made to distinguish David, son of Burrough from David, son of Joseph. While the DNA of both lead back to David/Winifred, it was thought worthwhile to have the correct linkage made. The link from Joseph to David & Winifred Hobson relies on David's will, the association of Joseph & Burrough's descendents and the Calvert sisters in Hawkins Co. and of Joseph & Burrough in Albemarle/Augusta Co. (particularly with a deed from David & Winifred to their sons Joseph & Burrough). Sue Liedtke VETTING POST Michael Joe Kinkead DNA #198598 Group A set 1b Researcher: Debra Griggs with help from participant and others. Lineage Summary: Michael Joe Kinkead (participant) Harry William Kinkead & Anita Jean Henry (1915-2001) William Anderson Kinkead & Cora Stewart (1875-1962) Williams Kinkead & Susan Hagood (1846-1925) Anderson Kinkead & Caroline Lincus (1819-1902) Williams Kinkead Sr & Nancy Gibbons (1792-1860) David Kinkead & Mary Williams (1750-1829) Joseph Kinkead & Rebecca Calvert (c1730-c1796) David Kinkead & Winifred Hobson (?-1779) _______________________ MICHAEL JOE KINKEAD b.Nov. 23, 1960 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee Son of Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry Proven by Tennessee Birth Certificate of Michael Joe Kinkead, date of birth Nov. 23, 1960 County of Sullivan,Tennessee.Parents listed as Harry William Kinkead and Anita Jean Henry. Personal Knowledge: Michael knew his parents and was acknowledge as their son. _______________________________________ HARRY WILLIAM KINKEAD b. June 11, 1915 Scott Co. Virginia d. Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co. Tennessee.m.Anita Jean Henry, March 14,1946 Gate City,Scott Co.Virginia. Son of William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Stewart Proven by Tennessee Death Certificate of Harry William Kinkead b. June 11, 1915 d. Nov. 29, 2001 Kingsport, Sullivan Co Tennessee. Father: William Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Cora Stewart Obit; Kingsport News (Tennessee) Harry William Kinkead 86 entered into rest Thursday Nov 29, 2001 at Holston Valley Medical Center. Mr. Kinkead was born in Scott Co. Va. on June 11, 1915 to the late William Anderson Kinkead and Cora Srewart Kinkead. Mr Kinkead was a veteran of the U S Army.Serving in WWII and served with the 29th Infantry Division. He also attended Pine Grove Baptist Church. Including his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Carol Sue Kinkead, three sisters Frances Muth, Bobbie Brickey, and Elsie Kinkead, five brothers, Paul, Brady, Bruce, Lonnie and Brodus Kinkead.Survivors include his wife, Anita Henry Kinkead, Dungannon, Va. daughter and son-in-law Sherry and Wayne Miller of Weber City, Va. two sons and daughter in law, Larry and Fran Stone Kinkead, Weber City Va.and Michael Joe Kinkead Dungannon Va.....Burial will be at Holston View Cemetery with military graveside rites conducted by the Charles DeWitt Byrd Post #3382 of the VFW. 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead W A head 43 Tennessee Cora wife 43 Tennessee Lonnie son 20 Tennessee Francis daughter 16 Virginia Brady N son 13 Virginia Bruce son 11 Virginia Thelma daughter 8 Virginia Brodus son 6 Virginia Harry son 4 Virginia Lucian son 3 Virginia Nannie Kate 4/12 Virginia 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead William A head 33 Tennessee Cora wife 33 Tennessee Lonnie C son 10 Tennessee Robert daughter 8 Tennessee Frances daughter 6 Virginia Bradey N son 4 Virginia Bruce son 2 Virginia 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead William head Aug 1875 Tennessee Cora wife Oct 1875 Tennessee Elsie M daughter June 1897 Tennessee Carl son July 1899 Tennessee Marriage Bond/Record; State of Tennessee Hawkins County William Kinkead and Cora Stewart I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the 12th day of August 1896 by;R J Looney JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" Obit: Oct 7 1962 Kingsport News (Tennessee) W A Kinkead 87 died at his residence at Stony Creek Community at 5:15 am Saturday. He was born in Hawkins Co. Tenn and had been living in Scott Co. where he was a merchant for the past 40 years.He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church of Hawkins Co.Survivors include Mrs Leonard Brickey, Mrs Leslie Brickey both of Kingsport. Mrs Thelma Brickey of Dungannon, Va. Mrs Leonard Muth of Earlsville,Md.Four sons Brady,Bruce,Harry and Lucian all of Dungannon.....Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Obit; Oct 23 1958 Kingsport News (Tennessee) Mrs. Cora Stewart Kinkead 83 died Wednesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital. Mrs Kinkead was a native of Hawkins County but had lived most of her life in Scott County. Survivors include her widower, William Kinkead, four daughters Mrs L E Brickey and Mrs L J Brickey both of Kingsport, Mrs Leonard Muth of Earlsville, Md and Mrs Fred Brickey of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sons, Brady of Arlington,Va. Bruce, Harry and Lucian Kinkead all of Fort Blackmore, Va. Four sisters Mrs Bob Fleenor of Kingsport, Mrs Harlan Price of Knoxville, Mrs Claude Owens of Church Hill, Mrs Ona Kinkead of New Market, Tennessee.... Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. __________________________________________________ WILLIAM ANDERSON KINKEAD b.August 25 1875 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Virginia m. Cora Stewart August 12, 1896 Hawkins Co. Tennessee Son of Williams Kinkead and Susan Hagood Proven by; Virginia Death Certificate of William Anderson Kinkead b. August 25, 1875 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d. Oct 6, 1962 Dungannon, Scott Co. Tennessee. Father: Anderson Kinkead, Mother: Frances Kinkead, Informant: Harry Kinkead Bible Record of; Williams Kinkead Junior and Susan Frances Hagood; Source; From Jean Harris, grand daughter of William Anderson Kinkead Williams Kinkead Junior born August 2 1846 Susan Francis Hagood born Oct 10 1849 John Wesley Kinkead born Oct 13 1871 Nancy Catharine Kinkead born July 12 1873 William Anderson Kinkead born August 25 1875 Mary Ann Kinkead born April 24 1877 James D Kinkead born March 2 1880 Sallie R Kinkead born Sept 15 1886 Mary A Hagood was born August the 20 1843 Stephen D Hagood was born Sept 8 1820 Susan Frances Kinkead died July 12 1892 Williams Kinkead died April 25 1925 Family History; William Anderson Kinkead and his brother James D Kinkead left Hawkins Co.Tennessee in early 1900's and went to Scott Co. Virginia. It has been stated by Williams' grandchildren that they left because the stepmother Margaret Seaver ran them off or caused them to leave. They found work in Scott Co. on the CC&O Railroad and the Band Mill. Source: Stated by Jean Harris, Michael J Kinkead and Larry J Kinkead. 1920 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kincaid James D head 40 Tennessee Sarah D wife 27 Virginia Clarance son 14 Virginia Mary B daughter Virginia Mae daughter 10 Virginia Gladys daughter 8 Virginia Willie son 5 Virginia Mattie daughter 2 Virginia 1910 Census Dekalb, Scott Co. Virginia Kinkead James D head 26 Tennessee Derinda S wife 20 Virginia Clarance A son 5 Virginia Mary B daughter 4 Virginia Lillie M daughter 7/12 Virginia [note: Below James is in household with parents on 1880 census William/Susan and in household on 1900 census with father/stepmother William/Margaret. See next section. Inclusion of data on James D backs up family history above] Scott Co. Virginia Marriage Records; Source; FHL film # 337187 Marriage Register; Date May 9 1904 J D Kinkead age 22 b.Tenn, Parents Wm and Sucy Derinda Hill age 16 b. Scott Co. Virginia, Parents J W and Mima Marriage Performed by M G Nelson 1880 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead Wm head 31 Tennessee Susan wife 30 Tennessee John W son 8 Tennessee Nannie daughter 6 Tennessee William son 5 Tennessee Mollie daughter 3 Tennessee James son 2/12 Tennessee Hagood Mary A 34 sister in law Tennessee [note William is living with 1st wife Susan Hagood] ____________________________ WILLIAMS KINKEAD b. August 2, 1846 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d. April 25 1925 Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m. 1st Susan Frances Hagood Sept 18. 1870 m.2nd Margaret Seaver April 23, 1894 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus Proven by; 1900 Census Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) Kinkead William head Aug 1846 Tennessee Margaret wife April 1863 Tennessee Mollie daughter April 1877 Tennessee James son May 1880 Tennesee Sallie daughter Sept 1886 Tennessee Anderson (Father) April 1819 Tennessee Caroline (mother) Jan 1820 Tennessee [note: William is living with 2nd wife Margaret Seaver] Marriage Bond/Record State of Tennessee, Hawkins County. William Kinkead and Margaret Seaver Marriage Bond signed; W M Kinkead I solemnized Rites of Matrimony between the within named parties on the 28th day of April 1894 E H Smith JP Source;Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;1880 Census is above] Marriage License Record Return; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County William Kinkead to Susan F Hagood I solemnized the Rites of Matrimony between the above named parties the 15th day of Sept 1870. Samuel Hamilton. Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;Their take home marriage certificate states his name as Williams Kinkead Junior] 1870 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) Anderson Kinkead 51 Tennessee Caroline 50 Tennessee Samuel A 26 Tennessee Williams 23 Tennessee Nancy C 18 Tennessee David H 16 Tennessee James R 13 Tennessee 1860 Census Hawkins Co. Tennessee (District 8) 355 335 Kinkead Anderson 42 Tennessee Caroline 41 Tennessee Margaret E 17 Tennessee Samuel A 15 Tennessee Wm's 13 Tennessee Nancy 8 Tennessee David 6 Tennessee James 3 Tennessee 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 9) Kincade Anderson 35 Tenn Caroline 31 Tenn Margaret 9 Tenn Samuel 8 Tenn Williams 5 Tenn Harvey 1 Tenn Marriage Bond/Record; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Marriage Bond signed by; Anderson Kinkead and Andrew Kinsinger Anderson Kinkead and Caroline Lincus 6th day of April 1840 Source; Copy of Marriage Bond from Jean Harris __________________________ ANDERSON KINKEAD b. April 12, 1819 Hawkins Co. Tennessee d.1902 Surgoinsville, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Caroline Lincus Oct.6,1840 Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Williams Kinkead SR. and Nancy Gibbons Proven by; Hawkins Co.Tennessee Deed Book 25 pg. 254 Nov 19, 1859.Between Wm's Kinkead Senr. of the one part and Anderson Kinkead my son of the other part both of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Wm's Kinkead Sr. for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to him in hand paid by the said Anderson Kinkead the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath and by these doth bargain and sell unto the said Anderson Kinkead my son a certain tract or parcel of land lying in said county of Hawkins and state aforesaid in District No.8 in Carters Valley. Beginning on a stake in the ford of Big Creek where the Carters Valley Road crosses said creek. Will of Williams Kinkead SR.dated Dec 9, 1859 and proven August 6, 1860 appoints Anderson Kinkead and Michael Miller executors of will. Williams leaves his estate to his four daughters: Mary Ann Gillenwaters, Elizabeth Gillenwaters, Nancy L Miller and Susan Adeline Gillenwaters. 1860 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District 8) 358 338 Kinkead Williams 30 Tennessee Louisiana 19 Tennessee Mary R 1 Tennessee David 23 Tennessee 359 339 Kinkead Williams 69 Tennessee 360 340 Kinkead Polly A 45 Tennessee Nancy 23 Tennessee Rowana 15 Tennessee [note: widow of Robert] 361 341 Miller Michael 32 Virginia Nancy L 33 Tennessee Mary E 8 Tennessee Rowana C 5 Tennessee [note:See 1860 census above for Anderson Kinkead] 1850 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee (District9) Kincade Williams 55 Tennessee Mary 46 Tennessee Williams 20 Tennessee David 13 Tennessee Jane 16 Tennessee Ann 14 Tennessee Frances 9 Tennessee Katharine 5 Tennessee [note;Jane, Ann, Frances and Katharine are the children of Mary Ann and Robert Kinkead, Williams' brother. Source; Bible Record of Robert Kinkead. Additional Source; "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel, a true account of Nancy Ann Kinkead's (daughter of Robert Kinkead) life before and after the Civil War", written by her grand daughter Margaret Lyons Smith who was raised by her grandmother Nancy Ann Kinkead Etter b.1837 d.1923. Her death date is written in bible of Robert Kinkead.This book can be found online on Google Books] Record of Marriages; State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Williams Kinkead and Polly Ann Kinkead, July 13 1848- solemnized by; L Spears JP Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" [note;Williams married the widow of his brother Robert W Kinkead, Mary Ann"Polly"Merrimon Kinkead, Source; "Miss Nan,Beloved Rebel" 1840 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee Kinkead Williams males 2 under 5,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 40-50 females 1 under 5,2 10-15,1 15-20,1 20-30,1 40-50 1830 Census Hawkins Co.Tennessee Kinkead Williams males 1 under 5, 1 5-10,2 20-30,1 30-40 females 2 under 5,1 5-10,1 10-15,1 20-30,1 30-40 Marriage Bond/Record State of Tennessee, Hawkins County Marriage Bond signed by;Williams Kinkead and Joseph McMinn Williams Kinkead and Nancy Gibbons 23rd day of April 1816 Source; Ancestry.com "Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002" _______________________________ WILLIAMS KINKEAD SR b. March 25 1792 Hawkins Co.Tennessee d.1860 Hawkins Co.Tennessee m.1st Nancy Gibbons April 23, 1816 m.2nd Mary Ann "Polly" Merrimon Kinkead July 13, 1848 both in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Proven by; Williams Kinkead and David Kinkead were administrators of David Kinkead's Estate...... Source; Found in County Court Records for August 1831 Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They were married 1788 Anney born 1788 Joseph born June 29 1790 Williams born March 25 1792 Rebekah Oct 7 1793 Jane August 2 1795 John July 13 1797 Melinda August 14 1799 David August 6 1801 Robert May 6 1803 James Harvey July 2 1805 John Calvert August 1807 Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809 Edwards June 7 1812 Nancy Kinkead b.1788 was married to John Long and lived in Ky. [note; she is mentioned in the will of Joseph McMinn below] [Note; In the book "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel" Nan Kinkead refers to her father Robert Kinkead and her uncle Williams Kinkead as the sons of David Kinkead/Mary Williams (see bible record above) and that her grandfather was known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from Virginia. The author of the book Margaret Lyons Smith was a grand daughter of Nancy Ann Kinkead. Williams Kinkead married 2nd the widow of his brother, Mary Ann Kinkead. As written in Bible of Robert Kinkead: Robert W Kinkead was born May the 6th 1803. Polly Ann Kinkead was born January the 8th 1805. Robert W Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married August the 31st 1826.....Wms Kinkead and Polly Ann his wife was married July 13th 1848. McMinn Bible Record; Rebecca Kinkead was married to Joseph McMinn governor of Tennessee from 1815-1821.They were married Jan 5 1812 Hawkins Co.TN. Rebecca was born Oct 7, 1793 in Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. TN daughter of David and Mary Kinkead. She died Jan 11, 1815 of a nervous fever of 29 days continuation age 21 yrs 9 mo.Source: "Tennessee Bible Records". Will of Joseph McMinn; Excerpt from will dated Nov 6 1824 County of Hawkins in the State of Tennessee.....I give and bequeath to my sister Jane Kinkead daughter of David and Mary Kinkead, a mulatto woman named Milly, she being the same that I obtained by my marriage with Rebecca Kinkead, sister to the said Jane Kinkead, which mulatto woman with all her present and future increase of children, Josiah excepted.I bequeath as aforesaid to the said Jane and the issue of her body lawfully begotten, but in the event of her death with out such issue living, any one or more of her brother or sisters then the said Milly and her children as above bequeathed to the said Jane Kinkead shall descend to and become property of such surviving brothers and sisters, share and share alike, as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. I give and bequeath to Rebecca McMinn Long daughter of John and Nancy Long of Kentucky the said Josiah above excepted. Jane Kinkead b.August 2 1795 m.Joseph B Newell Pulaski Co.Ky Biographical Sketches Chapter 9.....S.A.Newell a native of Pulaski Co.Ky and a son of Joseph B Newell and Jane Kinkead Newell was born Dec 15 1832.Joseph B Newell, a native of the same county was born in 1800 he died 1880. His parents were Samuel and Jean Montgomery Newell. Jane Kinkead Newell was born in Hawkins Co.TN IN 1795 a daughter of David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead. David Kinkead b.August 6 1801 married Mary Critz [note;See Tennessee General Assembly Biographies below] ________________________ DAVID KINKEAD b. August 3 1750 Albemarle/Augusta Co. Virginia d. June 2, 1829 Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Mary Williams Feb.8,1788 in Hawkins Co.Tennessee Son of Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca Calvert Proven by; Chancery Court at Rodgersville,Hawkins Co.Tennessee....1863 ending March term 1865 To the Hon. John K. Shields, Chancellor & holding the Chancery Court at Rodgersville for the County of Hawkins-The Bill of Complaint of W.T Ellis,Edgar Ellis,Sarah G Watterson,Margaret Kinkead,Mary Marsh and S.H.Ford-Residents of Hawkins County Tenn Filed against John R Bussell a resident of Scott Co.Virginia. Humbley complaining showeth unto your Honor your Orator and Oratrixes that in Nov.1784 by Grant No.288 issued by the State of North Carolina,there was granted to Joseph Kincade a tract of land containing 970 acres lying in Carters Valley.Then Sullivan County,now Hawkins County Tenn....The said Joseph Kincade took possession of said land and continued to possess the same until his death,which occured many years ago,and upon the happening of which said land descended to HIS SON David Kinkead the grandfather of your Oratrixes Eliza Ellis and Sarah G Watterson-and he remained in possession of same until his death,which happened many years ago,and at his death said land descended to his children and heirs at law who were very numerous.J.E.Kinkead the father of your Oratrixes,Eliza Ellis,Sarah G Watterson & Margaret Kinkead being one of said heirs-and he the said J.E.Kinkead inherits a one ninth interest in said land upon the death of his father David Kinkead,he also bought the in! terest of his sister Nancy Long,where as a daughter of said David inherited a one ninth interest,which gave to the said J.E. Kinkead two shares of said land-and he owned and possessed the same until his death occured in 1849-At his death he left surviving him as his children and heirs at law your Oratrixes,Sarah G Watterson,Eliza Ellis,Margaret Kinkead,William A Kinkead,Malinda Berry,Susan Johnson,Charlotte Patton,Delphia Ann Hicks,Mary Miller and Nancy Walters. Hawkins Co. Dec 6, 1822 Grant 124 to David Kinkead No.8570 Entry No.5660 dated Dec 6 1822, found on warrant No.1735 issued by John Carter to Joseph Kinkead for 400a dated Feb 8, 1780, the whole amount assigned to said Kinkead, the enterer, tract of 170 acres in Hawkins Co.TN, in Carters Valley, adjoining land of Kinkead and John Cooper, it being surveyed April 28 1820. Sullivan Co.Tennessee Deed Book 7 pg.323 Feb 18 1797-David Kinkaid executor of Joseph Kinkaid dec'd of Hawkins Co.TN to George Rutledge of Sullivan Co. for 1200 pounds, 500 acres in Sullivan County. Begin N 60 W 122 poles along William Armstrongs line, with Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys line with his line N 55 E 98 poles to said Looneys corner N 17 W 10 poles to Looneys corner, with his line N 47 E 60 poles N 30 E 72 poles S 31 E 72 S 24 E 78 poles, N 72 E 264 poles to Wm Snodgrass line S 60 E 64 poles then to the beginning. David Kinkaid (seal) Feb session 1797 the deed was executed in open court by David Kinkaid. M Rhea Clk. Reg.Aug 12 1818 [note;This 500 acres is part of the 700 acres that Joseph Kinkead purchased in 1795] Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 3 pg.50 Dec 9 1795 North Carolina Grant No.688 to Joseph Kinkead for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 700 acres in Sullivan County on the south side of the River Ohio.Begin N 60 W 122 poles along William Armstrongs line then contigous with said Armstrongs line N 138 poles to Benjamin Looneys corner,N 17 W 10 poles to said Looneys corner,with his line N 47 E 60 poles,N 30 E 120 poles,E 74 poles N 30 poles S 60 E 300 poles contigous with William Snodgrass line,S 54 W 499 poles to the beginning. Samuel Ashe Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Reg. May 30 1796. Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg 226 Nov 10 1784 North Carolina Grant No.288 to Joseph Kincade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 970 acres in Sullivan County in Carters Valley. Begin on Robert Williams line, then N 76 poles W 14poles N 106 poles N 76 W 49 poles.S 460 poles along James Coopers line, then to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by W Williams D Sec Reg.June 26 1787 Sullivan Co.NC/TN Deed Book 1 pg.152 Oct 23 1782 North Carolina No.67 to Joseph Kinkade for the sum of 50 schillings for every 100 acres, 250 acres in Sullivan Co.on the south side of the Holston River opposite to the mouth of the North Fork of Holston River. Begin S 320 poles to Bays Mountain.W 80 poles to the river, up the river N 50 W 304 poles opposite to the mouth of the North Fork of Holston up the said river to the beginning. Alexander Martin Governor by; J Glasgow Sec. Will of Robert Williams 1786 of Sullivan Co.Tennessee; Dated Sept 30 1786. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and the service of my slaves during her widowhood, also I leave her all my farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as she shall choose, and all my household furniture,cattle,sheep, hogs.To my daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of orphan colt.To my daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia Money. To my daughter Rebekah I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds Virginia money. To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be equally divided between them .... And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann her son David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sisters' son to be my sole executors of this my last Will and Testament heretofore made.In witness whereof I do here unto set my hand and seal this 30th day of September in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Robert X Williams wit; ? James Berry, David Kinkead [note; Ann was formerly the wife of Burroughs Kinkead d.1763. David Kinkead is her son with Burroughs. David Kinkead her sisters son is the son of Joseph Kinkead (brother of Burrough) and her sister Rebecca Calvert Kinkead] [Note; In order to establish more firmly which David belonged to which brother the following showing children of David son of Burroughs is submitted. David Kinkead and Mary Williams did not have a daughter Mary.] Tennessee General Assembly Biogaphies; I have taken an excerpt from the biography of Philip Critz, Hawkins County Democrat born in Botecourt Co.Virginia on Nov 27 1792 son of John and Susan Crobarger Critz, both native to Pennsylvania.Farmer; owned a mill and tanyard and land on Pattersons Creek near New Canton, Hawkins County.The name of his first wife is unknown; by her he had one daughter-Mary Critz (Mrs.David Kinkead) He was married 2nd in Hawkins County on Oct 14 1847 to Ann Kincaid daughter of David and Rebecca McPheeters Kincaid. Sources; Hawkins County Will Book 1 pg.518-19.Hawkins Co. Court Minutes 1871-77 pg.366.Knoxville Register Nov 10 1847.Information Supplied by Prentiss Price, Rogersville,TN....... [Hawkins Co. Deed Book 19 pg.12-13.....Samuel McPheeters & others to John Kinkead State of Georgia, Murray County Know all men by their presents that we Samuel McPheeters and Mary McPheeters his wife, formally Mary Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead all of the county of and state above named.....do make ordain and appoint John Kinkead of the same state and county on ? and lawful attorney.....to contract bargain and sell.....divided tract pieces or parcels of land.....lying and being in the State of Tennessee, Hawkins County.....One tract containing thirty one acres being the same more or less of the same side of Holston River and one other tract containing twenty acres more or less being original half of a forty acre tract granted to David Kinkead & Samuel Carrgale of which said tracts or parcels of land was appointed or alotted ? as the heirs of Burroughs Kinkead by the commissioning appointed to divide the rest of it, of David Kinkead deceased of the said county of Hawkins..... In testimony whereof we the said Samuel McPheeters & Mary McPheeters his wife,Samuel Kinkead and Rebecca Kinkead hath hereunto set our hands and seal this the fifth day of Oct 1844 Test;Smith Treadwell JP Cemetery Stones; Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs..... Rebecca, Consort of David Kinkead died Sept 11 1829 age 58yrs..... David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site; David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in family cemetery near present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of David and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David and Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery.The Wills Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried.Edwards widow had remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place and Wills Cemetery.Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks Land Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records in his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants that had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel, Tennessee. Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood. Will of John Calvert; The Will of John Calvert dated Oct 2 1738 proven June 28 1739 was recorded in Orange Co. Virginia.John Calvert of the colony of Virginia and county of Orange willed his wife Jane Calvert one third of all his lands during her life. To sons Robert and Isaiah the remainder of land 850 acres whereupon John Stephens now lives.To daughter Margaret 300 acres of land called Hogg Run.To Rebecca and Ann Calvert 200 acres each.To son Richard Calvert the remainder of 992 acres at the death of his mother.To wife Jane Calvert my young mare 2 years old,with bald face,and the old mare.To son Robert Calvert the gray horse.To niece Elizabeth Carey,the brindle cow and calf.To daughters Margery,Rebecca and Ann a mare each.Rest of estate to the children. Sons Robert and Isaiah Calvert executors.wit Terence Notley and Henry Jones [note; Orange Co.Virginia was formed from Spotsylvania Co. in 1734] Frederick Co.Virginia Oct 9 1752 NNMS-II-135 Robert Rutherford,assignee of Rebecca Calvert & Ann Calvert Kinkiad (sic) no war(t), date from survey Oct 9 1752-Dec 31 1757 400a on Red Bud Run a branch of Opekon surveyed in 1732 (752a) from John Calvert who willed to three children. Rebecca & Ann sold their part adjoining Enoch Pearson, Isaac Hollingsworth, Great waggon road, Richard Calvert, Geo.Bruce cc Edward Griffith, Rich'd Abbet,Thomas Spencer & Wm Duckworth. Will of David Kinkead; In the name of God Amen;The twenty seventh day of January 1779 I David Kinkead of Washington County being sick of body but of good and sound memory thanks to Almighty God, calling to remembrance the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make this my Last Will and Testament.......First of all I give and bequeath to Winifred Kinkead my dearly beloved wife, I leave her five of my cows and her choice of my beds and furniture belonging thereunto and my pewter and my young black horse with the best of large iron pots. I also leave her my house bible and then to descend to my son Joseph Kinkead. My plantation and plantation tools of every sort with my crosscut saw I leave to my grandson (my son John's son) David Kinkead and he is to take care of and maintain his grandmother while she lives. My 200 acres on Cove Lick I leave to David Simson. I leave one red cow to my grandson David Kinkead (son Johns's son) My young dun colt I leave to Hobson Kinkead with my rifle gun. My 200 acres of land at the Hunt! ers Ford I leave to David Kinkead(Joseph's son) after my lawful debts is paid I leave the other part of my estate to the whole disposal of my son John Kinkead, that is to say to be disposed of among himself, his children and Elizabeth Kinkead and my son Burrows two children that is my grandson David Kinkead and his sister Phebe Kinkead. My ready money I leave to be divided between my daughter Elizabeth and son Burrows two children David Kinkead and Phebe that is I leave the one half to my daughter and the other half to be equally divided between the other two. My son John Kinkead whom I likewise here constitute, make and appoint the sole executor of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby disallow and revoke all and every other former Testaments, Wills and Legacies by me in any wise before named, willed bequeathed confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 27TH DAY OF JANUARY 1779. Signed sealed published and declared by the said David Kinkead as his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribe our names. David DavidKinkead David Kinkead Bethiah Kinkead Robert Kinkead ________________________ JOSEPH KINKEAD b. abt 1730 Spotsylvania Co.Virginia d. abt 1796 Carters Valley, Hawkins Co. Tennessee m.Rebecca Calvert abt.1748 Son of David Kinkead and Winifred Hobson Proven by; Will; Joseph Kinkead is mentioned in his father David Kinkead's Will of 1779 Washington Co. Virginia. Excerpt taken from Will; I also leave her (Winifred) my house bible during her life and then to descend to my son Joseph. Amherst Co.Deed Book B pg.346 9/5/1768 Joseph Kinkead to Michael Craft 369 acres head of N Fork of Rockfish Creek petitioned part of 738 acres. Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.64712/8/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to James Ped?le 290 acres head branch N fork Rockfish. Amherst Co.Deed Book F pg.620 10/2/1790 David Kinkead of Hawkins Co.NC to David McAnally 79 acres. Part of 737acres equally divided by David Kincaid dcd. to sons Joseph and Burrough Kinkead. David is heir to Burrough [note; Amherst Co. from Albemarle 1761] Albemarle Co.Deed Book 1 p.411 2/10/1752 David Kinkead and Winifred his wife in the Parish of St.Ann to Joseph Kinkead and Burrough Kinkead 738 acres in Albemarle Co. on the branches of Rockfish River. Augusta Co.Deed Book 22 p.367 6/24/1777 Joseph Kinkead and Rebbeca his wife of Washington County to Martin Shearman of Augusta Co. 242 1/2 acres lying on the S Fork of Christian's Creek. [note: Hawkins Co.from Sullivan Co.1787, Sullivan County was established in 1779 from parts of Washington District and territory formely claimed by Virginia and NC.) Augusta Co.1763 Joseph Kinkead bond with Thomas Stevenson and Ann Kinkead. She is administrator of Burrough Kinkead estate. Chalkley vol. 3 pg. 276 Augusta Co.1762 William and Mary Armstrong to Joseph Kinkead 242 1/2 acres to Joseph Kinkead S Fork of Christian Creek line with William Armstrong. [note; According to Armstrong research this William Armstrong is the William Armstrong that recieved Land Grant in Sullivan Co.on the north side of the Holston River in Carters Valley in Oct 1783 and lived near Joseph Kinkead]