Looking for Bryan Cundiff and Jane Hutcheson - ok Sarah Jane Wickliffe and William Young Cundiff - ok Moses Wickliffe and Nancy Young -ok Aaron Wickliffe and Mary Kincheloe Benjamin Wickliffe and Sarah David/Davis Robert Wickliffe and Dorcas Arrington Col. Moses Wickliffe and Nancy Young married in Muhlenberg County 14 Aug 1817. Trying to determine father of Moses Wickliffe. History of the Wickliffe, Waters, Harden and Logan Families in Kentucky, an Unfinished Family History by John D. Wickliffe (1838-1923). Privately printed by Henry R. Turner III, PO Box 184, Route 9-D, Garrison, NY 10524. Oct. 1992, states "Aaron Wickliffe died in Virginia leaving several children, one of these a son Col. Moses Wickliffe. He came to Kentucky and located lands in Muhlenberg County where he died in the early 1850's. . . ." Turner offered no proof of this. Kentucky Ancestor, Vol. 25, No. 1, 1989: Moses Wickliffe. b. 14 Aug 1779, Prince William County, VA s/o Aaron Wickliffe (s/o Susan Davis and Benjamin Wickliffe; d. Prince William County, VA ca. 1785) and Mary Kincheloe (d/o Elizabeth Wickliffe and Daniel Kincheloe) Moses came to Muhlenberg County in 1799. He was a member of the Kentucky "Corn Stalk Militia," served in War of 1812, large Kentucky landowner and representative in Kentucky General Assembly 1816-1819. He died 30 Aug 1853, Muhlenberg County, and is buried in Crescent Cemetery. He married 14 Aug 1817, Muhlenberg County, Nancy Young, b. 01 Jul 1798, Prince William County, VA, d. 19 Jul 1863, Muhlenberg County; buried with husband. Nancy was d/o Sarah Singleton and William Young (b.1755, Faujquier County, VA, a Rev. War Vet., who came to Nelson County KY 1804 and later to Muhlenberg County where he died 04 Sep 1833). Moses and Nancy were the parents of Sarah Jane Wickliffe, b. 01 Nov 1822, Muhlenberg County; d. 09 Feb ;1894; m. 30 Jul 1840 to William Y. Cundiff (b. 29 Jul 1816, Muhlenberg County; d. 13 May 1833, Muhlenberg County and s/o Bryan Y. Cundiff (b. 08 May 1780, Muhlenberg County; d. 06 Nov 1841, Muhlenberg County) and Margaret Wickliffe (b. 22 Mar 1783; m. 07 Jun 1812; d. 10 Mar 1861, Muhlenberg County). Contributed by Descendant: Kathryn Cundiff Carter, f269 North Court Street, Irvine, KY 40336. (This material was the work of Ms. Carter. There was no proof offered.) Lastly, Muhlenberg County KY Genealogical Society's publication The Heritage has an article on Moses Wickliffe (Vol. 13, No. 4, 1991, p. 41.) "Col. Moss Wickliffe was born in Prince William Co VA, 14 Aug 1779. He was a son of Revolutionary War soldier Aaron Wickliffe and his wife Mary Kincheloe Wickliffe . . . ." This is back as far as I have resources. The above data do NOT prove that Aaron Wickliffe was the father of Moses. But, apparently three people did find some indication or proof enough to put it into print. Plus the data you have in your Bible record. So it's a good place to work. Incidentally, have you thought of posting your Bible record online for the benefit of others. Even though you may have questions about it ?? We all need "beginning places." If you have more questions concerning Muhlenberg County people/events, I'll be glad to try to answer. Good luck in your search. Dorann A very important PS - The death of Moses Wickliffe is recorded in the very old Muhlenberg County Vital Statistics (from a filmstrip of the Kentucky Historical Society listing deaths by county) Death of Moses Wickliffe, age 75, b. VA. FATHER AARON WICKLIFFE. That is the proof we need as to who his father was.