Sue sent this to the list in 2002: Thomas Feemster was on land patented by William Lewis. Thomas sold to the Reverand John Montgomery in 1764, who sold to Alexander Taylor in 1792. John had other land in the area. John was also mininster at the first Windy Cove Presp. Church. He performed marriages for James Kincaid and Jean Curry in 1791, William Kincaid and Elizabeth Fawcett in 1800, Charles Lewis and Jane Dickenson in 1799. A daughter church to Windy Cove was the on the John Dean Land on the Jackson River. STUARTS CREEK: Up the creek were Gillespies (Thomas Gillespy's 1785 will names wife Eleanor, sons: John, Thomas, Jacob, Samual, James and William daus.: Mary Donally, Hannah Jones, Jane ?, Eleanor and Ann). James Stuart sold his land at the mouth to to Richard Mathews who sold in 1802 to JOSEPH KINCAID. THOMAS KINCAID was granted in 1796 70a on both sides of Stuarts Creek, a branch of the Cowpasture c John Edda and James Bleaks line. JOSEPH & THOMAS KINCAID bought land from John Eddy in 1793. Other names in the area: Fitzpatrick, Hall, Mitchell, and McCay http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/kincaid/2002-07/1027535785 A little more on the last post (from Sue) The father of Jean Curry who m James Kinkead 1791 was Robt Curry. Joseph Kinkead was a witness. So this looks like Stuart Creek area ***************** There is a letter in the RW pension file for Joseph Kinkead of Woodford County, KY, pension or land applied for by his son Thomas U Kinkead. This letter was from a descendant, suggesting that James Kinkead/Jean Curry was a brother of Joseph. Jane Dickenson (Charles Lewis) was a sister of the Nancy Dickenson who married Joseph Kinkead. Barbara -----Original Message----- From: John Kinkead Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 12:11 PM To: kincaid@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KINCAID] [SPAM]Re: Vetting Post #241829 to John & Margaret Kinkead My guess is that the William Kincaid who married Hannah Fawcett is the son of John of Bath. Seems to fit. > From: seleaml@actionnet.net > To: kincaid@rootsweb.com > Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2012 08:38:57 -0700 > Subject: Re: [KINCAID] [SPAM]Re: Vetting Post #241829 to John & Margaret > Kinkead > > Thomas/Isabella Kincaid Kincaid had a son John born c1786. Information I > have doesn't give additional information. > John of Bath had a son John whom we have not identified. John of Bath's > will > was filed in April 1813 so it is not him. > David (who m Sarah Hodge) had a son John but he would be much too young. > John/Elizabeth Dean Kincaid lived on the Jackson River so is a > possibility. > > The William who m Hannah Fawcett is intriguing as Elizabeth Fawcett > Kincaid's niece says that the two William Kincaids who married the Fawcett > girls were not related. Could this William be the son of John/Elizabeth of > Bath? Note that the niece says that they moved to KY. > > Sue Liedtke > > >> Letter from Lucretia Catherine Fawcett-McCluer (niece of Elizabeth > >> Fawcett-Kinkead) dated 12 April 1911 transcribed by Susan D Chambliss > >> on > >> 26 > >> January 2000: "Pa's five sisters moved away. Aunt Annie Bright & Aunt > >> Molly > >> Harrison to Indiana, Aunt Hetty Odell & Aunt Kincaid (I forgotten her > >> given > >> name) to Kentucky and Aunt Betsy Kincaid to Saline Co. MO. The two > >> Kincaids > >> were no akin at all. We never heard from any of them and have no > >> knowledge > >> of their locations or their deaths." > > This record of the children of Benjamin Faucett is in Chalkley's > Chronicles, > Vol. 2. > > Salvage vs. Faucett--O. S. 380; N. S. 139--Bill, 1821, by Benj. > Salvage,that > in 1796 he formed partnership with Benj. Faucett, then living in > Rockingham, > to manufacture iron. Fawcett owned a furnace in Rockingham called Idaho > Furnace. Agreement was that the lands owned by Faucett should belong to > the > partnership. There was no division (the furnace failed for lack of iron), > and Fawcett moved to Bath, and died,intestate, leaving children, viz: > Joseph, Charles, Benj., Mary, Ann, Elizabeth, Catherine, Hannah, Abigail, > Drusilla. Mary married Wm. Harrison,Ann married John Bright, Elizabeth > married William Kinkead, Catherine married John Hodge, Hannah married Wm. > Kinkead, Abigail married Alexander McKillen (Kalips), Drusilla married > William Hodge. > > DRUSILLA FAWCETT (HODGE), the youngest daughter of Benjamin and Delilah > Fawcett, was probably born in Shenandoah County, Virginia in the 1790s, > and > then raised in Rockingham County. She married William Hodge on July 1, > 1813 > in Bath County, Virginia, with John D. Ervin acting as minister (Marriage > Bonds). John Kinkead provided surety and Benjamin Fawcett consented on the > Marriage Bond of June 22, 1813 (Metheny and Wise 1978:45). They probably > continued to live in Bath County, but nothing more is known about their > lives. Descendants of the Hodge family lived there into the 20th century. > http://gausschildren.org/genwiki/index.php?title=Fawcett:FAWCETT,_Drusilla_(1789_-_) > > Who was the John Kinkead who provided surety for the marriage of Drusilla > Fawcett to William Hodge in 1813? > > > > Barbara > > > -----Original Message----- > From: John Kinkead > Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 3:21 PM > To: kincaid@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SPAM]Re: [KINCAID] Vetting Post #241829 to John & Margaret > Kinkead > > > Thanks to your post previously, I located images of lawsuits against the > estate of Benjamin Fawcett naming the heirs, including William and > Elizabeth > Kinkead and William and Hannah Kincaid, clearly identifying them as two > separate Williams. I know in the past there was some confusion about > whether the sisters actually married the same William Kinkead. > > In another suit, Elizabeth is referred to as Betsy Kinkead, the same > nickname that her nieces use in their accounts. > > In both lawsuits, William and Elizabeth do not appear in court and are > referred to as not residing in the counties where the suits are filed (one > in Augusta and the other in Bath). > > > > > From: dutchtreat@prodigy.net > > To: kincaid@rootsweb.com > > Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2012 15:00:40 -0400 > > Subject: [SPAM]Re: [KINCAID] Vetting Post #241829 to John & Margaret > > Kinkead > > > > Here is someone's research on the Fawcett,Faucett family of Virginia. > > > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.fawcett/229/mb.ashx > > > > "I am interested in finding out more about Benj. Franklin Fawcett, born > > mid > > 1700's and who lived in Rockingham Co. Virginia. From the book "Va. > > Soldiers > > of 1776", "In 1796, Faucett owned a foundry for the manufacture of iron. > > The > > furnace failed on account of the want of iron. Faucett then moved to > > Bath > > Co. where he died. I don't know who his wife was but his children and > > their > > spouses were: > > > > 1. Joseph Faucett > > 2. Charles Faucett > > 3. Benjamin Faucett > > 4. Mary Faucett who married William Harrison > > 5. Ann Faucett who married John Bright > > 6. Elizabeth Faucett who married William Kinkead > > 7. Catherine Faucett who married John Hoge > > 8. Hannah Faucett who married William Kinkead > > 9. Abigail Faucett who married Alex McKilley > > 10. Drusilla Faucett who married William Hoge > > > > Two Benjamin Fawcett's are listed on the 1790 census of Shenandoah > > County > > Virginia as head of households. There were ten people in each family. > > > > The 1820 census of Virginia lists a Benjamin Fawcett of Bath County 079 > > No > > Twp. Also listed next door was Charles Fawcett of Bath County 079 No Twp > > listed. > > > > A Joseph Fawcette is listed as living in Rockingham 174 Ha. on the 1820 > > census. A Molly Fawcett is listed as living in Rockingham 135 No Twp. > > listed. > > > > #5 above Jane Ann Faucett (22 March 1775 -27 Oct 1844) is my direct > > ggggrandmother. She married a german immigrant, John Bright, in > > Rockingham > > Co. Va in 1797 and after his death moved with her family to Vermillion > > County Indiana. Her sister, Mary, (1777 -?) married into my direct > > Harrison > > line and also settled in Vermillion County." > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > > For complete information about the Kincaid of all spellings DNA project, > including a chart, lineages, and how to participate, go to: > > www.kincaiddna.org > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > KINCAID-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message For complete information about the Kincaid of all spellings DNA project, including a chart, lineages, and how to participate, go to: www.kincaiddna.org ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to KINCAID-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

After some delay due to travel, Grant has posted the chart showing #241829 as vetted and has placed his vetting post in the lineages section of the Kincaid DNA project website at www.kincaiddna.org Grant's donation of time, expertise and server space in hosting the project website is much appreciated. Besides the chart and vetted lineages the website has information on DNA testing and links to other sites valuable for Kincaid research. This chart does not reflect Peter's recent discovery proving that #1477's ancestor George of County Tyrone, Ireland b c1805 was indeed the brother of Peter's ancestor David of Londonderry, Ireland b 1798. The next time I send a chart to Grant a notation to that affect will be included. While some project members have ordered more complex tests in the last few months, there are at present no basic tests pending so it might be some time before I send another chart to Grant. Sue Liedtke