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I am researching the Goode family. Live in Daviess Co. Ky

I think that is Roda Peyton who married Fleming Goode. There is a lot of information on her family in the Casey Co. Liberary.

This Valentine Peyton was the son of Phillip Peyton and Winifred Burford. They lived in Stafford Co Va and moved to Amherst Co after Valentine was born @1749. This Valentine rec'd land for his service in the Rev War. His sons applied for and rec'd bounty land, as heirs of their father. Because Valentine was heir at law of his brother George who died in service. All these papers are in the Peyton File in the drawer at Casey Co Library. You can go there and make copies of this and much more, or you can write to the Library and they will make and send photocopies to your home address for a nominal fee. A picture of his original home is also in this file. Hope you find all this as interesting as I did. Judy Edwards Fisk

Hi All, Any idea who the Carter is. I'll bet it is my kin! Be sure to check Lincoln County (McCormick area) and Boyle (Broomfield area). My Carters came from that area and then into Yosemite in Casey. John T. Carter II -----Original Message----- From: christy-104@webtv.net [SMTP:christy-104@webtv.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 10:23 PM To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCASEY-L] Valentine Peyton Will THIS IS FROM JUDY. SHE SENT IT TO ME LAST WEEK AND SINCE SHE'S HAVING TROUBLE SENDING IT OUT TO ALL OF YOU I'M HELPING HER OUT. --Christy Valentine Peyton Will--This an attempt at a true transcription of Valentine Peyton's will, made from a photocopy of his original will, signed by him and filed as Estate #30 in a metal box in the County Clerk's office in the Lincoln County, Ky Courthouse. The photocopy was made in that courthouse in May, 1992. The version of the will that is usually quoted or copied is the County Clerk's handwritten copy of the original, containing his errors, strikeovers, and corrections, as it appears in Lincoln County,Ky Will Book M Pages 37-39. December the 5th--1830 I, Valentine Peyton of Lincoln County and State of Kentucky being in good health and of a disposing mind and Memory make this my last will I give Randolph Peyton the plantation and tract of land he now lives on also a part of my Old plantation on the west of the hanging fork to wit Beginning at a Red Oak near the Big road Corner to Carter and my Self thence running N 70 E to a white Oak near Connors field thence N 40 E to a Sugartree near the grave yard thence N 54 E to a Mulberry thence N 33 E to a White Ash Saplin thence N 12 E to a Sugartree Saplin near the branch then Up the branch to McCormicks old line and with the line to the Corner a Stone near the big road Corner to Carter and my Self then to the Beginning I also give him half of my knob land all which he is to Enjoy during his natureal life and at his death to decend and goe to Speed Peyton I also give him my Negro man Will I give to Beuford Peyton part of a Small tract of land I own on the roling fork on which he has a Small plantation I give to Polly Peyton Widow of Vincent Peyton and her Children the plantation and tract of Land She now lives on to pocess it while she remains a Widow and until the youngest child comes of Age She now has then to decend to her son Val. Peyton as his bonifid property. I also give Val the other half of the tract of Land off which I gave Buford Peyton half-It is to be fully understood that this Gift is in Consideration that Val Peyton is to have nothing more of his parents Eastate and if he Clames any So much Shall Come out of hs Estate I have given him. to the other heirs I give to Lucy Hill and her heirs the plantation and tract of Land She now lives on But Shood any of Edings heirs ever recover any part of the Land by Law I will that my three sons purchase the Land jointly and restore it to Lucy again I will to Simeon Peyton all the Land that I own and cultivate except what I have given to Randolph and others that is I give him the land that I got of James Drummond of Craig heirs of Tucker and of Martain which I have deeds for and Simeon Peyton is to own and pocess the Said Land during his natural life and at his death the said Land is to decend to his Son Edmund Peyton and be Considered his Bonified property not withstanding Edmunds Sisters Zuricy and Mariah is to have a Suitable and generous manintainance out of the production of Said Lands whilst they Live Single I will that my wife be Suported by Simeon Peyton while she Lives in her own dwelling house I will to Buford Tinsley Thomas Tinsley and James Tinsley Children of Delia Tinsley decesed two hundred dollars in the prie of Sam a Negro boy now in pocession of Ford Tinsley the remainder of the price of Sam must be Considered xx xxxxx xx part of my Estate the rest of my Estate I will to be Equally divided among my Children and Grand Children thas is the Children of Vincent Peyton Rhoda Good Delilee Speed and Delia Tinsleys to have what their parents would have had had they Lived; this I have done when my Body has bean at Ease and my mind Composed and have Signed in the presence of Alford Alcorn (who witnessed it in my ) George Alcorn ( presence and at my request) David Alcorn ( I appoint Randolph ) John E Wright ? ( Peyton ) Joseph Hocker (and Buford Peyton ) John Hocker (and Simeon Peyton my (Executors ) (Codicil) October the 14th 1831 In addition to my within written will I give to Edmund Peyton my nego boy named John xx xxxxxx I also give to Zuritha Peyton my Negro girl LIze I give to Maria Peyton my Negro Girl Martha but should Either of my Grand daughters die before they Come of Age or Marry her property Shall decend to her Living Sister Witness my hand /s/Val Peyton Joseph Hocker John E Wright John Hocker ------------------------------------------

 THIS IS FROM JUDY. SHE SENT IT TO ME LAST WEEK AND SINCE SHE'S HAVING TROUBLE SENDING IT OUT TO ALL OF YOU I'M HELPING HER OUT. --Christy Valentine Peyton Will--This an attempt at a true transcription of Valentine Peyton'swill, made from a photocopy of his original will, signed by him and filed as Estate #30 in a metal box in the County Clerk's office in the Lincoln County, Ky Courthouse. The photocopy was made in that courthouse in May, 1992. The version of the will that is usually quoted or copied is the County Clerk's handwritten copy of the original, containing his errors, strikeovers, and corrections, as it appears in Lincoln County,Ky Will Book M Pages 37-39.                       December the 5th--1830 I, Valentine Peyton of Lincoln County and State of Kentucky being in good health and of a disposing mind and Memory make this my last will I give Randolph Peyton the plantation and tract of land he now lives on also a part of my Old plantation on the west of the hanging fork to wit Beginning at a Red Oak near the Big road Corner to Carter and my Self thence running N 70 E to a white Oak near Connors field thence N 40 E to a Sugartree near the grave yard thence N 54 E to a Mulberry thence N 33 E to a White Ash Saplin thence N 12 E to a Sugartree Saplin near the branch then Up the branch to McCormicks old line and with the line to the Corner a Stone near the big road Corner to Carter and my Self then to the Beginning I also give him half of my knob land all which he is to Enjoy during his natureal life and at his death to decend and goe to Speed Peyton I also give him my Negro man Will I give to Beuford Peyton part of a Small tract of land I own on the roling fork on which he has a Small plantation I give to Polly Peyton Widow of Vincent Peyton and her Children the plantation and tract of Land She now lives on to pocess it while she remains a Widow and until the youngest child comes of Age She now has then to decend to her son Val. Peyton as his bonifid property. I also give Val the other half of the tract of Land off which I gave Buford Peyton half-It is to be fully understood that this Gift is in Consideration that Val Peyton is to have nothing more of his parents Eastate and if he Clames any So much Shall Come out of hs Estate I have given him. to the other heirs I give to Lucy Hill and her heirs the plantation and tract of Land She now lives on But Shood any of Edings heirs ever recover any part of the Land by Law I will that my three sons purchase the Land jointly and restore it to Lucy again I will to Simeon Peyton all the Land that I own and cultivate except what I have given to Randolph and others that is I give him the land that I got of James Drummond of Craig heirs of Tucker and of Martain which I have deeds for and Simeon Peyton is to own and pocess the Said Land during his natural life and at his death the said Land is to decend to his Son Edmund Peyton and be Considered his Bonified property not withstanding Edmunds Sisters Zuricy and Mariah is to have a Suitable and generous manintainance out of the production of Said Lands whilst they Live Single I will that my wife be Suported by Simeon Peyton while she Lives in her own dwelling house I will to Buford Tinsley Thomas Tinsley and James Tinsley Children of Delia Tinsley decesed two hundred dollars in the prie of Sam a Negro boy now in pocession of Ford Tinsley the remainder of the price of Sam must be Considered xx xxxxx xx part of my Estate the rest of my Estate I will to be Equally divided among my Children and Grand Children thas is the Children of Vincent Peyton Rhoda Good Delilee Speed and Delia Tinsleys to have what their parents would have had had they Lived; this I have done when my Body has bean at Ease and my mind Composed and have Signed in the presence of Alford Alcorn (who witnessed it in my ) George Alcorn ( presence and at my request) David Alcorn     (   I appoint Randolph ) John E Wright ? (       Peyton   ) Joseph Hocker (and Buford Peyton ) John Hocker (and Simeon Peyton my                                               (Executors   )                                       (Codicil) October the 14th 1831 In addition to my within written will I give to Edmund Peyton my nego boy named John xx xxxxxx I also give to Zuritha Peyton my Negro girl LIze I give to Maria Peyton my Negro Girl Martha but should Either of my Grand daughters die before they Come of Age or Marry her property Shall decend to her Living Sister Witness my hand                                       /s/Val Peyton Joseph Hocker John E Wright John Hocker ------------------------------------------

Still looking for my instructions. I have it in my sent mail and need to "crop" the message. I have a Sony WEBTV and not a computer, that is my "excuse". I will get back to you. Judy

Those who have ties to this man and would like to have an e-mail copy of his will (written1830 and proved 1831) WHEN I find my instructions on how to "cut and paste", send me your e-mail address.

I was just writing to those I know of who are researching Goode. Just a minute and I will hit the button. Judy

My e-mail address is: LJDut3@aol.com Lynne Dutton

I would like a copy of Valentine Peytons will , and thank you, Bob , ( fpslug33@aol.com )

Bob, I will get together my Peyton things. I have access to many of the Indiana Census records (I live in Thorntown, IN). I will see what I can do. Linda -----Original Message----- From: Fpslug33@aol.com <Fpslug33@aol.com> To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com <KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 10:18 AM Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] COCHRAN >Hi Linda, >I looked in the 1860 Casey co. census, and see on page 123 the Brice you are >talking about. I think you are right. I am developing a good data base on the >Peytons and their associated lines. I have been looking at some CDs I >purchased on EARLY VA . ( I have 8 of them ) geneologies census, tax records, >wills , and military service . The Peytons go back a long ways , 1500s , and >their ties to other lines is very interesting. One I have found , that I had >seen listed on CRR , is the Goode Family . It takes time to go thru these, >but I am making a list of persons , and then looking at the 24 CDs I have from >Brauderbun plus the marriage CDs , give me a wealth of information. I just >have to figure out who goes with who LOL . If you can send me information on >Bennett, Brice, and as early as you can , [erhaps I can find his parents. >There are many Peytons mentioned in these CDs but not many of later dates. The >Valentine who is mentioned so often in these early records , is from the >middle 1700s . How do I get to Bennett from Indiana ? If I had access to the >census files from IN. perhaps I could find his parents. I will be gone for >awhile , but when I return I will get back to this research. I have been also >to the WKU Library , they have all of the KY census, and they make copies of >KY death certificates for .15 . It is a wonderful tool , it just takes time >to do all of this. I am going to have to organize my time better. >Keep in touch, > >Bob > > >==== KYCASEY Mailing List ==== > > >

I would be interested in anything found out about Ruby Peyton who married Fleming Goode. Hey Thorntown, I live on the west side of Indy. Lynne

Bob, I found Brice Cochram in the 1860 Census of Casey County. Even though the spelling is different I believe that this is our Brice Cochran. Linda

Hi Linda, I looked in the 1860 Casey co. census, and see on page 123 the Brice you are talking about. I think you are right. I am developing a good data base on the Peytons and their associated lines. I have been looking at some CDs I purchased on EARLY VA . ( I have 8 of them ) geneologies census, tax records, wills , and military service . The Peytons go back a long ways , 1500s , and their ties to other lines is very interesting. One I have found , that I had seen listed on CRR , is the Goode Family . It takes time to go thru these, but I am making a list of persons , and then looking at the 24 CDs I have from Brauderbun plus the marriage CDs , give me a wealth of information. I just have to figure out who goes with who LOL . If you can send me information on Bennett, Brice, and as early as you can , [erhaps I can find his parents. There are many Peytons mentioned in these CDs but not many of later dates. The Valentine who is mentioned so often in these early records , is from the middle 1700s . How do I get to Bennett from Indiana ? If I had access to the census files from IN. perhaps I could find his parents. I will be gone for awhile , but when I return I will get back to this research. I have been also to the WKU Library , they have all of the KY census, and they make copies of KY death certificates for .15 . It is a wonderful tool , it just takes time to do all of this. I am going to have to organize my time better. Keep in touch, Bob

The 7th U.S. Infantry Regiment originally was formed in Kentucky. The regiment's nickname, The Cottonbalers, stems from the Battle of New Orleans. Some Kentucky residents, including one of my ancestors, joined the regiment while it was in Louisiana. I do not have a roster or information regarding members from any specific county. Regards.

Does anyone have any information on Martha Ellen MASON FAIR? She was born in Liberty 21 Feb 1866 was married @1881-1882(first child born 1883) and died 12 July 1906. .She is buried in the FAIR Cemetery at Walnut Hill. . Her parents I believe are John J. MASON and Mary ? My grandmother never knew her mother as she was very small,3 yrs of age,when she died. . I cannot find a death certificated or anything other than the name on her tombstone and what others have sent to me from Casey Co itself. . If anyone is related to her I would appreciate hearing from you. . All I want is information on the family. Thank you an advance, any information will be gratefully appreciated. . I will share any information that I have on the FAIR BELL and JOSLIN families of Casey Co. . Judy Shamp

Pat, Thanks for the information. It was very helpful. I am actually researching the line of Margaret Walker Eades Gilpin who was married to Elijah Gilpin. Margaret was the younger sister of my gg grandfather, Jonathon Howard Walker and both were from Casey Creek in Adair County, KY. I don't suppose you have any information on her death date. I have never been able to track it down. Thanks again for your assistance. Regards, Tony Walker Kansas City, MO

---------- > : Monday, February 01, 1999 12:13 PM > > The Gilpin family line of George H. (Howard) Gilpin and his wife is one > that I have researched. We have a lady here in Casey County that wanted to > use that line to join the DAR. I have put all the material pertaining to > this line (proof for lineage) in a family folder in the Casey County > Library. > Used William Tucker as the Patroit. Married Nancy Lee virginia his first > wife. Born 1772 died Casey County, KY 29, May 1829. > > Their daughter Ruth Tucker born ca 1789 married 27 June 1803 to William > Gilpin Sr. born vca 1780-84 Bedford County, VA died Casey County, KY 1839. > > Their son William Gilpin Jr. born 27 May 1812 Taylor County, KY died bef. > 1900. His wife Christine Apple born 11 Apr 1820 married 9 Dec. 1844 Casey > County, KY. > > Their son Elijah Gilpin (Elias)0 born 15, Sept 1845 Taylor County, KY > died Casey County, KY. 2 Apr. 1915 first married Margaret Eads married 5 > June 1868 Casey County, KY. > > Their son George Howard Gilpin born 19, Jan. 1869 Casey County, KY died > Casey County KY 1942 married Mary Susan Hardwick 2, Dec. 1866 Casey County, > KY. Mary Susan Hardwick born 1870 Casey County, KY died 1922 Casey County, > KY. > > Their daughter Emmer (Emma) Etta Gilpin born 11, Aug. 1882 Casey Co. KY > died 16. Feb. 1950 Casey County, KY. married Richard Morgan Bailey born 20 > June 1890 Taylor Co. KY died Casey County, 15, dec. 1952, married Emma on > 30 Sept. 1906 Casey County, KY. > > Their son George Kelly Bailey born 21, Sept 1909 Casey County, KY diied > Jefferson Co. KY 27, Aug. 1978 marrid Maudie Lee Harder born 23 Aug. 1914 > Casey County, KY, died 4, apr. 1986 Casey County, KY. married 25, aug 1919 > Cark Co. IN. > > Their daughter is Doris Dearlene Bailey Noel of Casey County. > > Hope this give you information to George H. Gilpins dtr Emma. > > Kind Regards, Pat Brooks >

Hi Everyone-- Looking for info on WILLIAM THOMAS PRICE, b. 08/09/1844. His parents were ANDREW JACKSON PRICE and AMANDA MASON PRICE of Casey County. William Thomas Price married Mary Jane Redmond, and they had a son named Edward Granville Price, born in 1871. Edward Granville Price and his family also lived in Casey County. I have not been able to find William Thomas Price and his wife, Mary Jane, in the census reports and was wondering if anyone could tell me where their household was located. Would also like to know who their other children were. I was told that they ended up in Casey County, but I don't know where they were before that, nor do I have any data at all on Mary Jane Redmond. Any info would be appreciated! Thanks, Christy