Hi I hate to say it but I am still confused about the ancestors of the first ZACHARIAH MATLOCK (which is mine) and the ancestors you have listed. This Zachariah is the son of Moore6? I have found a JOHN MATLOCK b. 1712 m. Ann and down on the line. Brenda on the list also mentions this. Somebody please help!!!!! Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms New Gloucester, Maine [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 2:06 PM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] ZACHARIAH MATLOCK m. LUCY WASH, daughter NANCY Lee-Anne It would seem that you have found a missing source and link Thanks so much. I am including a reprint of both charts. Again Thanks Best Regards Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK ( MOORE6, MOORE5, ) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE, 1819; d. August 1835. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with Melissa Mildred White and her husband James Prince B. 1824. (This is John's sister Nancy's son). iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH8 MATLOCK (MOORE7, WILLIAM6, ) was born 1756 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 12 April 1837 in Buffalo Ridge Washington County, Tennessee. He married EMILY STRAIN BURTON PAINE 07 December 1780 in Halifax County, Virginia, daughter of ROBERT PAINE and ANN BURTON. She was born 1760 in Virginia, and died 23 April 1837 in Washington County, Tennessee. Notes for EMILY STRAIN BURTON PAINE: "In certain legal documents Zechariah's wife is called Eady, but in the family Bible of Elizabeth Strange Matlock COFFMAN, her name is given as Emily PAINE with the date of her death recorded as above. I am indebted to Mr. James COFFMAN of Salem, Mo. for this information. There is also a statement in the back of this Bible, "We started for this Missouri on Oct. 19, 1839" ". Note on the family from Shawn's home page 17 July 2000. Posted By: Lem Guthery Email: [email protected] Subject: Strange-Matlock Marriage Post Date: January 29, 2001 at 20:34:31 Message URL: http://www.genforum.com/matlock/messages/1086.html Forum: Matlock Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://www.genforum.com/matlock/ The proof document you asked about is in Halifax County, Virginia. Edith (Edy) Strange married Zachariah Matlock 12 APR 1780. Isom Esau Matlock was their first child. There are several disputes about which Zachariah Matlock was the ancestor of this line. I believe that having a child named Elizabeth Strange Matlock kinda nails it down. Don't you agree? Lem Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and EMILY PAINE are: i. ISHAM - ISOM ESAU9 MATLOCK, b. 1782, Halifax County, Virginia; d. 27 November 1874, Crawford County, Missouri; m. NANCY ELLEN HAILE, 1808, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1787, Baltimore County, Maryland; d. 1860, Phelps County Missouri. Notes for ISHAM - ISOM ESAU MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is living in Crawford County, Missouri. David and a David Matlock aged 2 and born in Missouri are also living in the household. A Matilda Thorpe 18 and Clarke Rider 21 are listed as well. More About ISHAM - ISOM ESAU MATLOCK: Military service: War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1st (Wears's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds received 18 Jan 1814 ii. ANN MATLOCK, b. February 1783, Halifax, Virginia; d. 06 August 1876, Washington County Tennessee; m. EZEKIEL ELLIS, 17 November 1805, Washington County, Tennessee; b. 1784, Buffalo Ridge, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 20 May 1854, Buffalo Ridge, Washington County, Tennessee. More About EZEKIEL ELLIS: Military service: War of 1812 PVT Enlisted 12 Sep 1814 CPT Scott's Co. Tennessee Militia. Discharged for Disability 3 May 1815. iii. JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK, b. 1784, Halifax, Virginia; d. 1839, Maries, Missouri; m. BARABARA BROAD HAILE, 29 January 1811, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1796, Baltimore, Maryland; d. 27 December 1864, Maries, Missouri. More About JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK: Military service: War of 1812 PVT Notes for BARABARA BROAD HAILE: In 1850 Barbara is living in Crawford County, Missouri. iv. JANE MATLOCK, b. 1790, Washington County Tennessee; d. 1860, Sullivan County Tennessee; m. GEORGE JOHN RHINEHART, 11 August 1811, Washington County, Tennessee. v. GEORGE MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1794; d. Bef. 1830, Washington County, Tennessee; m. MARGARET DAVENPORT. vi. THOMAS MARTIN MATLOCK, b. 1798, Washington County, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1885, Phelps County, Missouri; m. (1) NANCY MITCHELL, 04 February 1822, Washington County, Tennessee; b. 1802, Washington County, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1827, Washington County, Tennessee; m. (2) BARBRAR RINEHART, Abt. 1829, Tennessee; b. 1800, Tennessee; d. 1870, Phelps County, Missouri. Notes for THOMAS MARTIN MATLOCK: In 1860 this family is living in Phelps County, Missouri. vii. GERIAH MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1802; m. JESSE HARRISON, 21 December 1825, Washington County, Tennessee. viii. NANCY MATLOCK, b. 1805; d. 1865, Maries County, Missouri; m. JOHN GEORGE VAUGHAN, 22 March 1827, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1801, Washington County Tennessee. ix. EADY MATLOCK, b. 1807, Washington County Tennessee; d. Abt. 1866; m. WILLIAM VAUGHAN, 28 October 1828, Washington County, Tennessee; d. September 1871, Missouri. He is buried in the Dillion Cemetery near Safe, Missouri. >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <sdahms[email protected]> 02/07/01 10:57AM >>> Hi Joe and List Everthing you gave me before, as seen below in your original email seems correct except how you put Zachariah 7 MATLOCK (MOORE 6, MOORE 5, JOHN 4, GEORGE 3, JOHN THOMAS 2, WILLIAM 1) Was this just a mistake? All the info that went with that Zachariah was ok except for his father and down on the line. Can you give me the correct line of my Zachariah? (His ancestors) Is it Zachariah (John III, John II, John I,) I received this morning the following from my PRINCE researcher. He said he obtained his information from an article found in a History of Caldwell Co, KY that he found in Shreveport, LA library. He beleived it was a heritage book. Under article number 45, entitled JOHN CLARK PRINCE, written by Frances Shore. Ms. Shore said her sources were the Matlock Bible, Rev. War Pension Papers and Caldwell County Court records. She wrote the following: JOHN CLARK PRINCE (ca.1170-1835) was a nephew of (Captain)Prince, for whom Princeton , KY was named. His parents were Henry Prince and Janet (others say Jennet) McElhenny. Both Henry and his father John Prince of Prince's Fort, were in the Revolution. Henry served in the siege of Augusta and the siege of Ninety-Six. He died in Greenville District, SC in August 1835. Henry and his son JOHN CLARK PRINCE held original surveys for land in Caldwell Co., KY, dated 1798 and 1800. Thomas Gregory of Livingston County gave permission for his daughter to marry JOHN PRINCE. It appears that there were no children. JOHN C. PRINCE acted as surveyor of county roads, as deputy clerk. In 1819, JOHN C. PRINCE married NANCY MATLOCK (1784-1824), daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK (died 1827) and LUCY WASH. Both were from Louisa Co., VA. Other Matlock children were: JOHN MATLOCK, born 1788; MARY MATLOCK, born 1791; ELIZABETH MATLOCK, born 1793; SUSANNAH MATLOCK, born 1797; and THOMAS MATLOCK, born 1807. ZACHARIAH MATLOCK served in the Virginia State Line and was at the battle of Brandywine. While in service he contracted small pox. LUCY received a widow's pension No. W8420. The MATLOCK had come to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. NANCY MATLOCK PRINCE died in 1824, leaving two young boys, WILLIAM HENRY PRINCE, born 1819 and JOHN CLARK PRINCE, (JR.) born 1822. JOHN CLARK PRINCE (SR.) died in August 1835, within two days of his father Henry Prince. After his mother's death, JOHN CLARK PRINCE (JR.) probably lived with his MATLOCK grandparents. The early Matlock families were Quakers and that Quaker influence appears strong in JOHN CLARK PRINCE'S family. His uncle THOMAS MATLOCK, organized the Blue Spring Baptist Church near Caldwell, Trigg and Lyon Counties. My Prince researcher noted that he did not copy this article word for word, but beleives he as accurately covered the important parts. He added the Sr. and Jr. for clarity. What do you think of the above? Do you have anything to add? Thanks, Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:37 PM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] ZACHARIAH MATLOCK m. LUCY WASH, daughter NANCY Lee-Anne Welcome to the list and you are in the right place to find your information. If you will go to Rootsweb.com and go through the archives, Zachariah and Lucy are there. Zachariah's great grandfather's brother William was Quaker as were most of his (William's) descendants, to include Col Timothy of Philadelphia. The Southern branch seems to have gone Anglian to Methodist to reformist and restorations during the Great and Lesser Awakenings. Sorry but I don't have a lot on your Nancy but here is a chart to get you started. Please notice the other Prince in the census material. Is this in error or more of the family? Good Luck Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK (MOORE6, MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with M. M. and her husband J. C. Prince. iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 11:20AM >>> Hi List I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back generations. This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK families were Quakers. Nancy died in 1824. Thanks for any help you can give. Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms New Gloucester, Maine [email protected] ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To view my website with MATLOCK information and lots more genealogy see Climbing the Branches <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jmbhome/index.html> email me <[email protected]> if you have anything to add or suggest!

Wanda It woudl seem from Lee-Anne post that her Prince sources wuold have the necessary informtion to substantuate Nancy and John Prince. I am including a chart for both Zachariah's for discussion Thanks for all of your help and thank Lee Anne for the new stuff Best Regards Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK ( MOORE6, MOORE5, ) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE, 1819; d. August 1835. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with Melissa Mildred White and her husband James Prince B. 1824. (This is John's sister Nancy's son). iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH8 MATLOCK (MOORE7, WILLIAM6, ) was born 1756 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 12 April 1837 in Buffalo Ridge Washington County, Tennessee. He married EMILY STRAIN BURTON PAINE 07 December 1780 in Halifax County, Virginia, daughter of ROBERT PAINE and ANN BURTON. She was born 1760 in Virginia, and died 23 April 1837 in Washington County, Tennessee. Notes for EMILY STRAIN BURTON PAINE: "In certain legal documents Zechariah's wife is called Eady, but in the family Bible of Elizabeth Strange Matlock COFFMAN, her name is given as Emily PAINE with the date of her death recorded as above. I am indebted to Mr. James COFFMAN of Salem, Mo. for this information. There is also a statement in the back of this Bible, "We started for this Missouri on Oct. 19, 1839" ". Note on the family from Shawn's home page 17 July 2000. Posted By: Lem Guthery Email: [email protected] Subject: Strange-Matlock Marriage Post Date: January 29, 2001 at 20:34:31 Message URL: http://www.genforum.com/matlock/messages/1086.html Forum: Matlock Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://www.genforum.com/matlock/ The proof document you asked about is in Halifax County, Virginia. Edith (Edy) Strange married Zachariah Matlock 12 APR 1780. Isom Esau Matlock was their first child. There are several disputes about which Zachariah Matlock was the ancestor of this line. I believe that having a child named Elizabeth Strange Matlock kinda nails it down. Don't you agree? Lem Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and EMILY PAINE are: i. ISHAM - ISOM ESAU9 MATLOCK, b. 1782, Halifax County, Virginia; d. 27 November 1874, Crawford County, Missouri; m. NANCY ELLEN HAILE, 1808, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1787, Baltimore County, Maryland; d. 1860, Phelps County Missouri. Notes for ISHAM - ISOM ESAU MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is living in Crawford County, Missouri. David and a David Matlock aged 2 and born in Missouri are also living in the household. A Matilda Thorpe 18 and Clarke Rider 21 are listed as well. More About ISHAM - ISOM ESAU MATLOCK: Military service: War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1st (Wears's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds received 18 Jan 1814 ii. ANN MATLOCK, b. February 1783, Halifax, Virginia; d. 06 August 1876, Washington County Tennessee; m. EZEKIEL ELLIS, 17 November 1805, Washington County, Tennessee; b. 1784, Buffalo Ridge, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 20 May 1854, Buffalo Ridge, Washington County, Tennessee. More About EZEKIEL ELLIS: Military service: War of 1812 PVT Enlisted 12 Sep 1814 CPT Scott's Co. Tennessee Militia. Discharged for Disability 3 May 1815. iii. JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK, b. 1784, Halifax, Virginia; d. 1839, Maries, Missouri; m. BARABARA BROAD HAILE, 29 January 1811, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1796, Baltimore, Maryland; d. 27 December 1864, Maries, Missouri. More About JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK: Military service: War of 1812 PVT Notes for BARABARA BROAD HAILE: In 1850 Barbara is living in Crawford County, Missouri. iv. JANE MATLOCK, b. 1790, Washington County Tennessee; d. 1860, Sullivan County Tennessee; m. GEORGE JOHN RHINEHART, 11 August 1811, Washington County, Tennessee. v. GEORGE MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1794; d. Bef. 1830, Washington County, Tennessee; m. MARGARET DAVENPORT. vi. THOMAS MARTIN MATLOCK, b. 1798, Washington County, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1885, Phelps County, Missouri; m. (1) NANCY MITCHELL, 04 February 1822, Washington County, Tennessee; b. 1802, Washington County, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1827, Washington County, Tennessee; m. (2) BARBRAR RINEHART, Abt. 1829, Tennessee; b. 1800, Tennessee; d. 1870, Phelps County, Missouri. Notes for THOMAS MARTIN MATLOCK: In 1860 this family is living in Phelps County, Missouri. vii. GERIAH MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1802; m. JESSE HARRISON, 21 December 1825, Washington County, Tennessee. viii. NANCY MATLOCK, b. 1805; d. 1865, Maries County, Missouri; m. JOHN GEORGE VAUGHAN, 22 March 1827, Washington County Tennessee; b. 1801, Washington County Tennessee. ix. EADY MATLOCK, b. 1807, Washington County Tennessee; d. Abt. 1866; m. WILLIAM VAUGHAN, 28 October 1828, Washington County, Tennessee; d. September 1871, Missouri. He is buried in the Dillion Cemetery near Safe, Missouri. >>> "Wanda Albers" <[email protected]> 02/07/01 12:11PM >>> Joe and List, Along with the other post I found this abstract (last night) that was taken from the Rev. War Pension Files (4 vol); I'm typing the abstract as it is...... MATLOCK, Zachariah, Lucy, W8420, VA Line, wid appl 3 Jun 1840 Caldwell Co, KY, wid was b 18 Jul 1759 in Louisa Co VA, sol m Lucy Wash 7 Dec 1780, sold 28 Feb 1827 in Caldwell Co KY, on 17 Nov 1852 in Caldwell Co KY surviving heirs of dec'd wid's children's births were; Ann b 25 Aug 1784, John b 6 Apr 1788 & he m Sbrina W. Robertson 17 Feb 1820, Mary b 17 Feb 1791, Elizabeth b 15 Dec 1793, Susanah b 10 Feb 1797, Thomas b 29 Mar 1807, also show were; Margit Melissa Potts b 29 Oct 1817, William C. Potts b 3 Jan 1825, Francis M. Potts b 7 Jun 1831, Thomas W. Matlock m Jane E. White 18 Dec 1834, Ridden & Elizabeth Woolf m 11 Feb 1814, Wm Harrison Woolf b 27 Dec 1815, Perry Woolf b 19 Dec 1817, Ervin Woolf b 9 Oct 1820, Lucyann Wollf b 19 Mar 1823, David B. Michel b 25 Jul 1827 & James Michel b 15 Mar 1830. Since on the settlement of Zachariah that was in Caldwell Co naming John C Prince I would think that this is the correct Zachariah. However, I do not have a Nancy listed on my computer so I don't know if they had a Nancy or not. I do know that the Zachariah in TN had a daughter Nancy. She did not marry a Prince... So if Lee-Anne has information that says that the daughter of Zachariah and Lucy was Nancy that married Prince. Then we need to check this out. Or find out from her if she has documentation that backs up her statement... Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 8:09 AM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re:ZACHARIAH MATLOCK > Hi Wanda good to here from you again...I agree there is confusion in the Zachariah's. I have the Zachariah of 1759 son of John and Ann South who married a Wash had a daughter Nancy of 1784 who married a Prince...and Zachariah of 1756 son on Moore and Emily who married a "Paine" and had a daughter Nancy of 1805? who married a Vaugh. As your information below then I have either confused the Nancy's or if there is only one did she have two husbands, which I doubt. If the Zachariah who married the Wash is in Caldwell county, as your information says, then the former option is true and the Nancy's are each shown with the wrong set of parents. > > Thanks Again > Joe Matlock > > >>> "Wanda Albers" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 06:55PM >>> > Lee-Anne > > I found some handwritten notes in one of my folders that might give you a > clue. I hope it helps you some... > > First: There is a Will in Louisa County 4 Dec 1784 by John Matlock. > Probated 1 Aug 1785. He names a wife Ann and a son Zachariah. > > Second: Zachariah Matlock married Lucy Wash 5 December 1780 in Louisa > County, VA. > > Then I have some tidbit information from books on Caldwell Co, KY (these > are just abstracts) > > Zachariah Matlock Inv. Appraiser: George Hunter, Alfred Woolfe, Admrs: Jno > Matlock, Thomas Matlock. JP John O'Hara. M. A Rucker.. Dated 2 Aug 1827. > Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Inv. Bk 1 pg 284-286. > > Zachariah Matlock, Sale Bill. Buyers John Prince, Mrs Matlock, John O'Hara, > Thomas Matlock, E. E. Goodlet, Jno E. Prince, Thos Petit, Jno Mills, > Nathaniel Rochester, Wells Griffin, Mason Pemberton. Dated: 20 Aug 1827 > Recorded 20 Aug 1827. > > Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Division of land and slaves. Comms: Thomas > Johnson, Geo Huner, Jeremiah Rucker, Isaac Grubbs, Jas A. Cartwright, Heirs > & Devisees: Lucy Matlock widow, Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock, Susan Matlock, > A. C. Potts, J. Mithcell, John Prince, gdn for his infant children: Wm > Prince and John C. Prince. > I didn't jot down a date on this one but I would assume that it was just > before the one listed below. > Question: If John Prince is gdn for his infant children then his wife must > have died by this time. > > Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Comms: John O'Hara, James A. Cartwight, George > Hunter. Names in Accts: Jo Simpson, Martin A. Urey, Lynn and Cobb. Dr. Webb > Dated 1829 Recorded 20 Oct 1820. Inv Bk 1 pg 358-359. > Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME!

Hi Joe and List Everthing you gave me before, as seen below in your original email seems correct except how you put Zachariah 7 MATLOCK (MOORE 6, MOORE 5, JOHN 4, GEORGE 3, JOHN THOMAS 2, WILLIAM 1) Was this just a mistake? All the info that went with that Zachariah was ok except for his father and down on the line. Can you give me the correct line of my Zachariah? (His ancestors) Is it Zachariah (John III, John II, John I,) I received this morning the following from my PRINCE researcher. He said he obtained his information from an article found in a History of Caldwell Co, KY that he found in Shreveport, LA library. He beleived it was a heritage book. Under article number 45, entitled JOHN CLARK PRINCE, written by Frances Shore. Ms. Shore said her sources were the Matlock Bible, Rev. War Pension Papers and Caldwell County Court records. She wrote the following: JOHN CLARK PRINCE (ca.1170-1835) was a nephew of (Captain)Prince, for whom Princeton , KY was named. His parents were Henry Prince and Janet (others say Jennet) McElhenny. Both Henry and his father John Prince of Prince's Fort, were in the Revolution. Henry served in the siege of Augusta and the siege of Ninety-Six. He died in Greenville District, SC in August 1835. Henry and his son JOHN CLARK PRINCE held original surveys for land in Caldwell Co., KY, dated 1798 and 1800. Thomas Gregory of Livingston County gave permission for his daughter to marry JOHN PRINCE. It appears that there were no children. JOHN C. PRINCE acted as surveyor of county roads, as deputy clerk. In 1819, JOHN C. PRINCE married NANCY MATLOCK (1784-1824), daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK (died 1827) and LUCY WASH. Both were from Louisa Co., VA. Other Matlock children were: JOHN MATLOCK, born 1788; MARY MATLOCK, born 1791; ELIZABETH MATLOCK, born 1793; SUSANNAH MATLOCK, born 1797; and THOMAS MATLOCK, born 1807. ZACHARIAH MATLOCK served in the Virginia State Line and was at the battle of Brandywine. While in service he contracted small pox. LUCY received a widow's pension No. W8420. The MATLOCK had come to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. NANCY MATLOCK PRINCE died in 1824, leaving two young boys, WILLIAM HENRY PRINCE, born 1819 and JOHN CLARK PRINCE, (JR.) born 1822. JOHN CLARK PRINCE (SR.) died in August 1835, within two days of his father Henry Prince. After his mother's death, JOHN CLARK PRINCE (JR.) probably lived with his MATLOCK grandparents. The early Matlock families were Quakers and that Quaker influence appears strong in JOHN CLARK PRINCE'S family. His uncle THOMAS MATLOCK, organized the Blue Spring Baptist Church near Caldwell, Trigg and Lyon Counties. My Prince researcher noted that he did not copy this article word for word, but beleives he as accurately covered the important parts. He added the Sr. and Jr. for clarity. What do you think of the above? Do you have anything to add? Thanks, Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:37 PM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] ZACHARIAH MATLOCK m. LUCY WASH, daughter NANCY Lee-Anne Welcome to the list and you are in the right place to find your information. If you will go to Rootsweb.com and go through the archives, Zachariah and Lucy are there. Zachariah's great grandfather's brother William was Quaker as were most of his (William's) descendants, to include Col Timothy of Philadelphia. The Southern branch seems to have gone Anglian to Methodist to reformist and restorations during the Great and Lesser Awakenings. Sorry but I don't have a lot on your Nancy but here is a chart to get you started. Please notice the other Prince in the census material. Is this in error or more of the family? Good Luck Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK (MOORE6, MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with M. M. and her husband J. C. Prince. iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 11:20AM >>> Hi List I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back generations. This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK families were Quakers. Nancy died in 1824. Thanks for any help you can give. Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms New Gloucester, Maine [email protected] ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To view my website with MATLOCK information and lots more genealogy see Climbing the Branches <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jmbhome/index.html> email me <[email protected]> if you have anything to add or suggest!

Joe and List, Along with the other post I found this abstract (last night) that was taken from the Rev. War Pension Files (4 vol); I'm typing the abstract as it is...... MATLOCK, Zachariah, Lucy, W8420, VA Line, wid appl 3 Jun 1840 Caldwell Co, KY, wid was b 18 Jul 1759 in Louisa Co VA, sol m Lucy Wash 7 Dec 1780, sold 28 Feb 1827 in Caldwell Co KY, on 17 Nov 1852 in Caldwell Co KY surviving heirs of dec'd wid's children's births were; Ann b 25 Aug 1784, John b 6 Apr 1788 & he m Sbrina W. Robertson 17 Feb 1820, Mary b 17 Feb 1791, Elizabeth b 15 Dec 1793, Susanah b 10 Feb 1797, Thomas b 29 Mar 1807, also show were; Margit Melissa Potts b 29 Oct 1817, William C. Potts b 3 Jan 1825, Francis M. Potts b 7 Jun 1831, Thomas W. Matlock m Jane E. White 18 Dec 1834, Ridden & Elizabeth Woolf m 11 Feb 1814, Wm Harrison Woolf b 27 Dec 1815, Perry Woolf b 19 Dec 1817, Ervin Woolf b 9 Oct 1820, Lucyann Wollf b 19 Mar 1823, David B. Michel b 25 Jul 1827 & James Michel b 15 Mar 1830. Since on the settlement of Zachariah that was in Caldwell Co naming John C Prince I would think that this is the correct Zachariah. However, I do not have a Nancy listed on my computer so I don't know if they had a Nancy or not. I do know that the Zachariah in TN had a daughter Nancy. She did not marry a Prince... So if Lee-Anne has information that says that the daughter of Zachariah and Lucy was Nancy that married Prince. Then we need to check this out. Or find out from her if she has documentation that backs up her statement... Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 8:09 AM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re:ZACHARIAH MATLOCK > Hi Wanda good to here from you again...I agree there is confusion in the Zachariah's. I have the Zachariah of 1759 son of John and Ann South who married a Wash had a daughter Nancy of 1784 who married a Prince...and Zachariah of 1756 son on Moore and Emily who married a "Paine" and had a daughter Nancy of 1805? who married a Vaugh. As your information below then I have either confused the Nancy's or if there is only one did she have two husbands, which I doubt. If the Zachariah who married the Wash is in Caldwell county, as your information says, then the former option is true and the Nancy's are each shown with the wrong set of parents. > > Thanks Again > Joe Matlock > > >>> "Wanda Albers" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 06:55PM >>> > Lee-Anne > > I found some handwritten notes in one of my folders that might give you a > clue. I hope it helps you some... > > First: There is a Will in Louisa County 4 Dec 1784 by John Matlock. > Probated 1 Aug 1785. He names a wife Ann and a son Zachariah. > > Second: Zachariah Matlock married Lucy Wash 5 December 1780 in Louisa > County, VA. > > Then I have some tidbit information from books on Caldwell Co, KY (these > are just abstracts) > > Zachariah Matlock Inv. Appraiser: George Hunter, Alfred Woolfe, Admrs: Jno > Matlock, Thomas Matlock. JP John O'Hara. M. A Rucker.. Dated 2 Aug 1827. > Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Inv. Bk 1 pg 284-286. > > Zachariah Matlock, Sale Bill. Buyers John Prince, Mrs Matlock, John O'Hara, > Thomas Matlock, E. E. Goodlet, Jno E. Prince, Thos Petit, Jno Mills, > Nathaniel Rochester, Wells Griffin, Mason Pemberton. Dated: 20 Aug 1827 > Recorded 20 Aug 1827. > > Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Division of land and slaves. Comms: Thomas > Johnson, Geo Huner, Jeremiah Rucker, Isaac Grubbs, Jas A. Cartwright, Heirs > & Devisees: Lucy Matlock widow, Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock, Susan Matlock, > A. C. Potts, J. Mithcell, John Prince, gdn for his infant children: Wm > Prince and John C. Prince. > I didn't jot down a date on this one but I would assume that it was just > before the one listed below. > Question: If John Prince is gdn for his infant children then his wife must > have died by this time. > > Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Comms: John O'Hara, James A. Cartwight, George > Hunter. Names in Accts: Jo Simpson, Martin A. Urey, Lynn and Cobb. Dr. Webb > Dated 1829 Recorded 20 Oct 1820. Inv Bk 1 pg 358-359. > Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous

Hi Wanda good to here from you again...I agree there is confusion in the Zachariah's. I have the Zachariah of 1759 son of John and Ann South who married a Wash had a daughter Nancy of 1784 who married a Prince...and Zachariah of 1756 son on Moore and Emily who married a "Paine" and had a daughter Nancy of 1805? who married a Vaugh. As your information below then I have either confused the Nancy's or if there is only one did she have two husbands, which I doubt. If the Zachariah who married the Wash is in Caldwell county, as your information says, then the former option is true and the Nancy's are each shown with the wrong set of parents. Thanks Again Joe Matlock >>> "Wanda Albers" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 06:55PM >>> Lee-Anne I found some handwritten notes in one of my folders that might give you a clue. I hope it helps you some... First: There is a Will in Louisa County 4 Dec 1784 by John Matlock. Probated 1 Aug 1785. He names a wife Ann and a son Zachariah. Second: Zachariah Matlock married Lucy Wash 5 December 1780 in Louisa County, VA. Then I have some tidbit information from books on Caldwell Co, KY (these are just abstracts) Zachariah Matlock Inv. Appraiser: George Hunter, Alfred Woolfe, Admrs: Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock. JP John O'Hara. M. A Rucker.. Dated 2 Aug 1827. Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Inv. Bk 1 pg 284-286. Zachariah Matlock, Sale Bill. Buyers John Prince, Mrs Matlock, John O'Hara, Thomas Matlock, E. E. Goodlet, Jno E. Prince, Thos Petit, Jno Mills, Nathaniel Rochester, Wells Griffin, Mason Pemberton. Dated: 20 Aug 1827 Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Division of land and slaves. Comms: Thomas Johnson, Geo Huner, Jeremiah Rucker, Isaac Grubbs, Jas A. Cartwright, Heirs & Devisees: Lucy Matlock widow, Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock, Susan Matlock, A. C. Potts, J. Mithcell, John Prince, gdn for his infant children: Wm Prince and John C. Prince. I didn't jot down a date on this one but I would assume that it was just before the one listed below. Question: If John Prince is gdn for his infant children then his wife must have died by this time. Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Comms: John O'Hara, James A. Cartwight, George Hunter. Names in Accts: Jo Simpson, Martin A. Urey, Lynn and Cobb. Dr. Webb Dated 1829 Recorded 20 Oct 1820. Inv Bk 1 pg 358-359. Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Check out US GENWEB for surnames, info by county or country and more! http://www.usgenweb.net/ ~ Also see the World GENWEB Project for international queries http://www.worldgenweb.org/ TIP:use multiple spellings!

Lee Ann I have eight Zachariah's in my database (I had nine but in preparing this letter discovered that two were duplicates) and all of them have fact associated with them that have been under discussion on this list. If you feel your Prince family information is valid or more valid than what is currently known then by all means say so. We are all after all on a joint search for our family to which you now hold a key. I can't tell you now many times one small bit of information from a new member has turned around months of discussion (just look up the "Littleberry" discussion) and we all in honestly welcome a fresh mind and new information. Please continue to sort through the files and let us know what you find. After all, all of us working together will accomplish much more. Good Luck Joe Matlock >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 02:45PM >>> Hi List, I am now totally confused. I was told by a PRINCE researcher that NANCY MATLOCK m. to JOHN C. PRINCE in 1819 was the daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH. Per Joe Matlock, I looked at this site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatloc/index.html and found several ZACHARIAH MATLOCKS. A daughter Nancy was under a different Zachariah, not the one married to Lucy Wash. Their birthdates were only a few years apart. A daughter nancy was listed under Zachariah b. 1756 son of Moore and Jane Powell Matlock. There is no mention of a daughter Nancy to Zachariah and Nancy Wash. Is the information I had wrong? Does anybody know for sure who is the father and mother of NANCY MATLOCK that married JOHN C. PRINCE? I need help! Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected] ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings!

I was thinking that the Zachariah in Louisa Co was the son of John and the Grandson to George. Are we certain that the Zachariah that Married Nancy Wash is the son of Moore? I know that in 1790 Zachariah and his wife was named in David Wash Will. And as for Moore, the one that died in TN. doesnt appear to have been in Louisa Co Not that I suppose that would Matter... Let me know.. So I can take Zachariah and Nancy off of Johns and Georges Chart... Brenda

Lee-Anne I found some handwritten notes in one of my folders that might give you a clue. I hope it helps you some... First: There is a Will in Louisa County 4 Dec 1784 by John Matlock. Probated 1 Aug 1785. He names a wife Ann and a son Zachariah. Second: Zachariah Matlock married Lucy Wash 5 December 1780 in Louisa County, VA. Then I have some tidbit information from books on Caldwell Co, KY (these are just abstracts) Zachariah Matlock Inv. Appraiser: George Hunter, Alfred Woolfe, Admrs: Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock. JP John O'Hara. M. A Rucker.. Dated 2 Aug 1827. Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Inv. Bk 1 pg 284-286. Zachariah Matlock, Sale Bill. Buyers John Prince, Mrs Matlock, John O'Hara, Thomas Matlock, E. E. Goodlet, Jno E. Prince, Thos Petit, Jno Mills, Nathaniel Rochester, Wells Griffin, Mason Pemberton. Dated: 20 Aug 1827 Recorded 20 Aug 1827. Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Division of land and slaves. Comms: Thomas Johnson, Geo Huner, Jeremiah Rucker, Isaac Grubbs, Jas A. Cartwright, Heirs & Devisees: Lucy Matlock widow, Jno Matlock, Thomas Matlock, Susan Matlock, A. C. Potts, J. Mithcell, John Prince, gdn for his infant children: Wm Prince and John C. Prince. I didn't jot down a date on this one but I would assume that it was just before the one listed below. Question: If John Prince is gdn for his infant children then his wife must have died by this time. Zachariah Matlock Settlement: Comms: John O'Hara, James A. Cartwight, George Hunter. Names in Accts: Jo Simpson, Martin A. Urey, Lynn and Cobb. Dr. Webb Dated 1829 Recorded 20 Oct 1820. Inv Bk 1 pg 358-359. Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous

Lee-Anne, I too am totally confused with Joe's post. I have Zachariah Matlock that married Lucy Wash is son of John Matlock who married Anne ?South? I believe that this is the one that had a daughter that married the Prince. I don't have this information on my computer but I remember something about a Rev. War deposition that mentioned Prince children. They are the ones that died in KY. I have the Zachariah of Moore Matlock as marrying Edith Payne.. He died in Washington County, TN. Wanda "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous ----- Original Message ----- From: "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 1:45 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] WHICH ZACHARIAH MATLOCK? > Hi List, > > I am now totally confused. I was told by a PRINCE researcher that NANCY > MATLOCK m. to JOHN C. PRINCE in 1819 was the daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK > and LUCY WASH. > > Per Joe Matlock, I looked at this site > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatloc/index.html > and found several ZACHARIAH MATLOCKS. A daughter Nancy was under a > different Zachariah, not the one married to Lucy Wash. Their birthdates > were only a few years apart. > > A daughter nancy was listed under Zachariah b. 1756 son of Moore and Jane > Powell Matlock. > > There is no mention of a daughter Nancy to Zachariah and Nancy Wash. > > Is the information I had wrong? Does anybody know for sure who is the > father and mother of NANCY MATLOCK that married JOHN C. PRINCE? > > I need help! > > Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms > [email protected] > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link > http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an > ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings! >

> Hi List and Joe Matlock > > I just asked if I had the wrong info regarding my Nancy Matlock and her > father ZACHARIAH MATLOCK. Please excuse me, I panicked when I saw a Nancy > under the other Zachariah and not under what I thought was my Zachariah. I > then saw you had also confirmed by what you sent me, that my original info > was correct. > > Is there a site that shows this family tree? > > Lee-Anne > >

Hi List, I am now totally confused. I was told by a PRINCE researcher that NANCY MATLOCK m. to JOHN C. PRINCE in 1819 was the daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH. Per Joe Matlock, I looked at this site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatloc/index.html and found several ZACHARIAH MATLOCKS. A daughter Nancy was under a different Zachariah, not the one married to Lucy Wash. Their birthdates were only a few years apart. A daughter nancy was listed under Zachariah b. 1756 son of Moore and Jane Powell Matlock. There is no mention of a daughter Nancy to Zachariah and Nancy Wash. Is the information I had wrong? Does anybody know for sure who is the father and mother of NANCY MATLOCK that married JOHN C. PRINCE? I need help! Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected]

No problem Zachariah's grandfather Moore had another son William whose grandson was Luke who brought my line to Tennessee. As far as references go the bet place to start is Shawn's website which has become, with a lot of help from Jana and so many others, the family source. Click here to see the results <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatlok/index.html> Please let us know when you find something new or just need to check an idea. There is always somebody listening who knows an answer. Good Luck Joe Matlock >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 12:21PM >>> Hi Joe!! Thank you so much for that information!! Thanks for taking the time and effort to help me out. I love learning and finding my ancestors!! I see that you are a MATLOCK, how do yourself and I tie together? The census you are referring to probably is referring to MELISSA MILDRED WHITE m. to JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11, my ggg grandparents. This is the JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 that I mentioned earlier, son of Nancy Matlock. I know that on some of the censuses it showed Matlocks living with the Prince family's. Do you have any information from books, official documents etc. that I could get a copy of? I will gladly pay costs. Again, thanks so much!! If there is anything I can help you with, please ask! Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:37 PM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] ZACHARIAH MATLOCK m. LUCY WASH, daughter NANCY > Lee-Anne > Welcome to the list and you are in the right place to find your information. If you will go to Rootsweb.com and go through the archives, Zachariah and Lucy are there. Zachariah's great grandfather's brother William was Quaker as were most of his (William's) descendants, to include Col Timothy of Philadelphia. The Southern branch seems to have gone Anglian to Methodist to reformist and restorations during the Great and Lesser Awakenings. Sorry but I don't have a lot on your Nancy but here is a chart to get you started. Please notice the other Prince in the census material. Is this in error or more of the family? > Good Luck > > Joe Matlock > > Descendants of Zachariah Matlock > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK (MOORE6, MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. > > More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: > Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine > > Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: > i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE. > ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. > > Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: > In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with M. M. and her husband J. C. Prince. > > iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. > iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. > v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. > vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. > > > > >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 11:20AM >>> > Hi List > > I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some > additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and > LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back > generations. > > This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. > > Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE > 11 b. 1822 > > Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the > Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands > service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to > Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK > families were Quakers. > > Nancy died in 1824. > > Thanks for any help you can give. > > Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms > New Gloucester, Maine > [email protected] > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To view my website with MATLOCK information and lots more genealogy see > Climbing the Branches <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jmbhome/index.html> > email me <[email protected]> if you have anything to add or suggest! > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) > http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) > http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links) > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== If you would prefer a DIGEST version of this list (several posts in one email rather than each post as it is sent): UNSUBSCRIBE from the list, email [email protected] writing the word SUBSCRIBE in the message body.

Hi Joe!! Thank you so much for that information!! Thanks for taking the time and effort to help me out. I love learning and finding my ancestors!! I see that you are a MATLOCK, how do yourself and I tie together? The census you are referring to probably is referring to MELISSA MILDRED WHITE m. to JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11, my ggg grandparents. This is the JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 that I mentioned earlier, son of Nancy Matlock. I know that on some of the censuses it showed Matlocks living with the Prince family's. Do you have any information from books, official documents etc. that I could get a copy of? I will gladly pay costs. Again, thanks so much!! If there is anything I can help you with, please ask! Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:37 PM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] ZACHARIAH MATLOCK m. LUCY WASH, daughter NANCY > Lee-Anne > Welcome to the list and you are in the right place to find your information. If you will go to Rootsweb.com and go through the archives, Zachariah and Lucy are there. Zachariah's great grandfather's brother William was Quaker as were most of his (William's) descendants, to include Col Timothy of Philadelphia. The Southern branch seems to have gone Anglian to Methodist to reformist and restorations during the Great and Lesser Awakenings. Sorry but I don't have a lot on your Nancy but here is a chart to get you started. Please notice the other Prince in the census material. Is this in error or more of the family? > Good Luck > > Joe Matlock > > Descendants of Zachariah Matlock > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK (MOORE6, MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. > > More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: > Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine > > Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: > i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE. > ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. > > Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: > In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with M. M. and her husband J. C. Prince. > > iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. > iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. > v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. > vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. > > > > >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 11:20AM >>> > Hi List > > I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some > additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and > LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back > generations. > > This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. > > Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE > 11 b. 1822 > > Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the > Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands > service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to > Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK > families were Quakers. > > Nancy died in 1824. > > Thanks for any help you can give. > > Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms > New Gloucester, Maine > [email protected] > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To view my website with MATLOCK information and lots more genealogy see > Climbing the Branches <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jmbhome/index.html> > email me <[email protected]> if you have anything to add or suggest! > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) > http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) > http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links) > >

Hi List I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back generations. This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK families were Quakers. Nancy died in 1824. Thanks for any help you can give. Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms New Gloucester, Maine [email protected]

Lee-Anne Welcome to the list and you are in the right place to find your information. If you will go to Rootsweb.com and go through the archives, Zachariah and Lucy are there. Zachariah's great grandfather's brother William was Quaker as were most of his (William's) descendants, to include Col Timothy of Philadelphia. The Southern branch seems to have gone Anglian to Methodist to reformist and restorations during the Great and Lesser Awakenings. Sorry but I don't have a lot on your Nancy but here is a chart to get you started. Please notice the other Prince in the census material. Is this in error or more of the family? Good Luck Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH7 MATLOCK (MOORE6, MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 February 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 18 February 1827 in Caldwell County Kentucky. He married LUCY JULIA WASH 07 December 1780 in Goochland County Virginia. She was born 18 July 1759 in Louisa County Virginia, and died 24 April 1847 in Caldwell County Kentucky. More About ZACHARIAH MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolutionary War PVT Virginia State Line Battle of Brandywine Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH are: i. NANCY ANN8 MATLOCK, b. 25 August 1784, Louisa County Virginia; d. 1824, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. 06 April 1788, Louisa County, Virginia; m. SEBENA ROBERTSON, 17 February 1820. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: In 1870 John is living in Caldwell County, Kentucky with M. M. and her husband J. C. Prince. iii. MARY POLLY MATLOCK, b. 17 February 1791, Lousia County Virginia; m. ARRINGTON C. POTTS, 04 March 1816. iv. ELIZABETH JANE MATLOCK, b. 15 December 1793, Louisa County Virginia; m. REDDING WOLF, 07 February 1813. v. SUSANNAH MATLOCK, b. 10 February 1797, Louisa County Virginia; m. SAMUEL REESE, 27 September 1827. vi. THOMAS WASH MATLOCK, b. 26 March 1807, Livingston County Kentucky; d. 16 February 1866, Caldwell County Kentucky; m. (1) JANE ELIZABETH WHITE, 16 December 1834, Caldwell County, Kentucky; d. 13 April 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky; m. (2) SARAH MARTIN, 04 January 1849. >>> "LEE-ANNE DAHMS" <[email protected]> 02/06/01 11:20AM >>> Hi List I am new to the list and would like to know if anyone can help me get some additional information on NANCY MATLOCK, daughter of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and LUCY WASH, both of Louisa Co., VA. and the Matlock family, including back generations. This is the information I was given on them by a PRINCE researcher. Nancy m. JOHN CLARK PRINCE in 1819, they had my ancestor JOHN CLARK PRINCE 11 b. 1822 Zachariah served in the Rev. War in the Virginia State Line. He was at the Battle of Brandywine. His wife Lucy received a pension for her husbands service in the war. That pension number is W8420. The Matlocks moved to Caldwell Co., KY before July 1801. I was told that the early MATLOCK families were Quakers. Nancy died in 1824. Thanks for any help you can give. Lee-Anne Smithson Dahms New Gloucester, Maine [email protected] ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To view my website with MATLOCK information and lots more genealogy see Climbing the Branches <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jmbhome/index.html> email me <[email protected]> if you have anything to add or suggest!

Hi Sue - Sorry it has taken me so long to answer your question about Joab's family. I'm afraid none of my info is "proven" except that Steven's descendants know Joab was his father. The others have been deduced, and therefore, could be incorrect, but I show 1) John, [email protected], possibly in Hancock Co., 2) your Charles, b. @ 1810 3) William b. @1810 4) Sarah (Sally) b. @ 1814 5) Steven, b. 1821 (my gg grandfather) 6) George, b. @ 1824 7) Martha, b. @1827. All I know of Joab's wife is that her name in the Census was Mary - have never been able to find her surname. Joab seems to disappear between 1850 and 1860. The family (and local) legend is that he was murdered and mutilated by some local outlaws, sometimes identified as the Howard's, and that his body was thrown into a sinkhole. I have been to the so-called Joab Hole in Rose Hill, Lee Co VA, but have never been able to substantiate any of this with documentation. I believe he was a sheriff, so it is possible that was related to the incident. I would love to have some help and information on this. I also have a theory, again unproven, that Joab's mother was a Sharp, possibly the daughter of Benjamin Sharp who also lived in Lee Co VA, since one of Joab's siblings was named Benjamin Sharp Matlock. Do you have any ideas about that? Again, my apologies for the delay. Brenda Matlock Curtis Irvine CA

Posted on: MATLOCK Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MATLOCK/queries/51 Surname: Matlock ------------------------- Hello, I would like to give you additional information on Alice Belle Matlock. She was the daughter of Thomas Buckingham son of J Preston Matlock often known as Preston hale Matlock. Alice Belle Matlock m George Phelda Barkhuff b 6-13-1884, on 10-25-10. They had three children, Margaret Louise, Floyd Houston, and Marion Elizabeth. Margaret Louise b 10-01-11 d abt 1994, m George Ward Yount d 10-21-67 in 1938, five children all living. I have their information if it is necessary. Floyd Houston b 3-10-13 d 10-15-71 married Jeanne adynne Ingram 10-02-43 they had five children all living. I have their information. Marion Elizabeth b 08-20-14 d 04-02-72 married Raymond Schmidt d abt 1971. They had three children all living, i have their information. Thank you Bruce Barkhuff

Posted on: MEDLOCK Deeds Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/e/MEDLOCK/deeds/3 Surname: Medlock, Sandford, Smith, Dodson, Yancy, Turnstall ------------------------- Susannah H. Medlock -- Hancock Cnty, Ga--Deed Book K pp115-117. Know all men by these presents that I, SUSANNAH H. MEDLOCK of the county of PITTSYLANVIA & State of VIRGINIA have made and ordained constitued & appointed & by these presents do constitute & appoint JOSEPH SANDFORD of HALIFAX County VIRGINIA my true and lawful attorney for me in my name, but to my side, to all demand, sue for, recover & receive, all and every such property as is left me by my Grand Father CHARLES MEDLOCK of the State of Georgia, Warren County by will. To Wit negroes ADAM & EVE & EVE's increase; the hire of said negroes since I was of age the twelfth day of November, eighteen hundred & eleven as well as arrears of kind ??????? From GEORGE MEDLOCK dec. executors EZEKIEL SMITH & MRS MEDLOCK, widow of GEO. MEDLOCK dec. who had the hiring of the same negroes aforesaid & for the now payment of the same hires or arrears of hires or any part thereof, or ??? not delivering up the negroes & their increase aforesaid, to enter a presentation against the executor & executrix aforesaid & cause the same to be disposed of accoarding to law, and upon delivery of said negroes ADAM, EVE and her increase & upon payment of said??? a ??? thereof for me in my name. To give acquittances and discharge for the same & moneys so by him received immediately thereupon to pay over to me or my representations or to my order & further to do & execute all & every, any other lawful acts needful for the receiving recovering & obtaining of said negroes ADAM & EVE, & her increase and hire in arrears now due or to grow due for the principle or any part thereof, but to me and for my use as aforesaid as fully & effectually to all intends & purposes as if I were personally present, hereby ratifying & confirming whatsoever my said attorney shall lawfully do or cause to be done or about the premises. In witness where of I hereunto set my hand & seal this 16th day of November for 1812. SUSANNAH H. MEDLOCK Test: Wm Yancy, Geo X Dodson (his mark),Labor Walters/ ......................................................... VIRGINIA PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY At a quarterly court held for Pittsylvania County the 16th day of November 1812. The within letter of attorney was presented in court and proved by the oath of WILLIAM YANCY and GEORGE DODSON two of the subscribing witnesses to be the act and deed of the within named SUSANNAH H. MEDLOCK and by the court ordered records. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand affixed the seal of my office this 17th day November in the year aforesaid. WILL TUNSTALL/ ........................................................ VIRGINIA PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY To Wit: I David Hunt presiding Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that WILLIAM TUNSTALL whose name is subscribed to above certificate was then and is now clerk of the court of said county that the said certificate is in due form and that full faith and credit is due and ought to be given to all his official acts as such whatsoever. Given under my hand and seal this 17th day of November 1812. D. HUNT Registered the 15th December 1812 PHIL S. SIMMS,Clk of Court - EX HANCOCK COUNTY GEORGIA Link: MEDLOCK Deeds URL: <http://[email protected]>

Posted on: MEDLOCK Deeds Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/e/MEDLOCK/deeds/2 Surname: HUBBARD, MEDLOCK, WILLIAMS ------------------------- Hawkins County, TN Deed Book 7, page 95 & 96. John Hubbard to Charles Medlock Regd 15th Oct 1817 this twenty day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventeen by & Between John Hubbard of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee of the one part and Charles Medlock of the other part of said State and County. Witnesseth that the said John Hubbard hath bargained and sold unto the said Charles Medlock a Certain tract or parcel of land in the County of Hawkins for the sum of three hundred dollars trade The land lying on Shelbys Creek the Wateres of Clinch and bounded as follows. Beginning at a sugar tree & two beeches on the side of a Ridge above a spring. Thence north twenty west sixty six poles down Shelbys Creek to a beech hickory and ash on the East bank of said Creek. Then north fifty seven East Two hundred sixty poles to a black Oak & black gum and Chesnutt on the South side of Copper Ridge. Thence South Twenty East Eighty four poles crossing the east fork of Shelbys creek to ansh and Creek. Thence South forty nine west Two hundred and Sixty poles to the Beginning. Containing one hundred and Eighteen acres be the same more or less which tract or parcel of land the said John Hubbard will Warrant and defend from him and his heirs and assigns and from all persons Claiming through by or under him unto the said Charles Medlock and his heirs and assigns In testimony whereof I have heare unto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. /s/ John Hubbard (seal) Test: Moses Williams Richard (his X mark) Medlock State of Tennessee } February Sessions 1817 Hawkins County } Then this Deed was acknowledged in open Court and was ordered to be Registered let it be Rest of document is missing.

In a message dated 2/1/2001 12:01:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] write I'm still needing the list of children's names of Joab Matlock, he was the son of John and Patti Matlock, born on 20 Feb 1781, Washington Co.,VA Does anybody know? Who did Joab marry? To those who would like to see my list of Matlocks buried in Knox County, KY, I have given the list to the on-line site. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cckoc/knox/cemetery/mays.txt My Charles is there. Sue Bays