This is yet another one of the "Cabbage Patch" boys! For those like me who are related to the Acey Shiver line.. this may be of some interest. I have seen and heard that Acey Sr. may have come from Kentucky and some researches believe that he was a son of Jacob. The question of course is which one and why would he come from Kentucky! I think this Lowdown County Va. is present day Kentucky from what others have told me. If so, this could give us a hole new area to research. Anyway, I can't seem to match this one up either. BTW, I will also be sending a transcription for a David Shiver land deed dated in the late 1700's which from the date would leave one to believe that maybe John Shiver did have a brother(s). This information was also compiled by Mrs. Grace Garrett McIntyre, 21 April 1968 from data in the United States Dept. of History & Archives, Washington D.C. SERVICE RECORDS OF: JACOB SHIVER, PRIVATE - Capt. John B. Steven's Co., Militia - Virginia Residence - Loudoun Co., Virginia Enlisted - Watesford, Va. on or about 30th May 1814 - for a period of 6 months - honorably discharged at Norfolk, Va. on or about 13th day of December 1814 - (That I got a land warrant:- I served in the campain before Norfolk and was out six months: (to declaration for a Pension) under Act of February 14, 1871- (War of 1812). Signed Jacob Shiver Witness to signature: JAMES DORRELL WILLIAM TRIPLETT SUR Orig 9461 SUR Cerft 6738