Hello All I was in Bristol this past weekend doing some research. Well, I needed some scratch paper. Found some and wrote down info I needed. When I got home I found on other side of paper was A copy of the last will of Nancy Pemberton. Wife of William Pemberton. So if anyone out there has A connection to this family, I will be glad to send it to them. Please email me at wolf1901@aol.com. I will be glad to send it out. Mac McNutt PS: I guess I should have said I was at the Abingdon Court House in Washington County.

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10379 Surname: George Daugherty, James Daugherty, John Harvey Daugherty, George Washington Daugherty, Clarence Dougherty Bruce Fields Dougherty ------------------------- WASHINGTON Co.,V. George (m) Juda Holspollel James (m) Pheobe Gortner John Harvey (m) Sarah Ann (Anna) Hively George Washington (m) Virginia Columbia Cunningham Clarence (m) Lilly Pearl Fields Bruce F. (m) Evelyn Gertrude LeMasters Thank you if you can help, DEB88855@aol.com Debbie

I'm so sorry to report that I received what appeared to be a reply from your e-mail address with message saying take look at the attachment (which I expected to be in response to message I sent Washington Co, VA rootsweb List earlier toay) but unfortunately when I opened the attachment I was advised that a Virus was detected by my computer's Norton Anti-Virus protection. I hope this does not indicate that either Washington Co., VA List or your computer has been infected by some Virus that is passing it along to others!!! Don Houk -----Original Message----- From: Barbara & Kevin Miller [mailto:bhmiller@kih.net] Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 7:44 PM To: dghouk@email.kline.co.jp Subject: Re: [VAWASHIN] GASTINEAU 'Don Houk' wrote: ==== - Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries - Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Washington/10374 - - Surname: HAYS, LEMON, GASTINEAU - ------------------------- - - Hi Kim, - - You mention Sarah Ann HAYS married Job GASTINEAU, JR who d.1867 Pulaski - Co., KY & that they had 9 children. My data contains Thomas J. GASTINEAU - b.ca1850-KY who md Mahala Catherine McHARGUE 17 Oct 1872 Pulaski Co., KY - & they had 4 children that I know about between 18 ...' > Take a look to the attachment.

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10378 Surname: Roberts, Ashby ------------------------- Karen: My da-in-law descends from Simon P Roberts and his wife Mahala through the son Thomas Roberts who m Ann Eliza Bailie Peterson. I went throught the same search you are doing on Mahala's parents - the printed version of the 1850 Washington Co. census and a book I have seen on Lane descendants give Mahala's parents as Thomas and Jane Worley. If you have access to the microfilm of the Washington Co. 1850 census, check it out and you can see that the name is not Worley at all. There is a Worley on the same page and it does not look the same. I read it as Thomas Ashby age 40, Jane age 38 then Simon Roberts and Mahala. Then it goes back to Ann Ashby 12, Elizabeth Ashby 7, Litz??4, and Eliza age 2. It is possible that the name is Ashley but I lean towards the Ashby. I believe that Thomas's parents were Cutburd Ashby and Nancy Land d/o Nancy Land who m Jan 2, 1805 in Halifax Co. VA. Wit were a Joseph Mathis and John W. Ashby. There were other Ashbys in Hal. Co. also. There was a Cuddy Ashby in Stokes Co. 1810, Cudbutt Ashby in Stokes Co. NC 1820 and a Cuthbert in 1830 and in 1840 Russell Co. VA there was a Thomas Ashby with several young females in household and next door to him was Cuddy Ashby. I cannot seem to find that 1840 record at the moment. Now, in 1850 Wash. Co. VA Fam #1918 was a James Ashby age 30 and living with him was Nancy Ashby age 64 and Cud Ashby age 65 b Va. Fam # 1927 was Samuel Ashby also 30 Mary 25 and a da Jane. Thomas and Jane Ashby were #1445 with Simon Roberts and Mahala and the other Ashby girls. The Ashbys of VA had a lot of Thomas and I have not place Cuthbert as yet but have not worked on this in over a year. Simon P. Roberts is listed by several people as a son of Richard Roberts of Washington Co. and his wife Elizabeth Doty b NC. The Doty/Doughty line goes back to the Mayflower but I have not found Elizabeth's parents either to make that connection. It will be a while before I can get back to researching these lines as I am knee deep in other lines at present but let me know what you think. Joan in TN

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Washington/10376 Surname: HAYS, HASE, HAZE, LEMON, GASTINEAU, MARVEL, BROWN, PRICE, GARNER, GILL, DOOLIN ------------------------- Charles and a William Hays in Frederick Co., VA in 1742, they went to Washington Co., VA. To Pulaski co.,Ky via Madison Co., Ky District of VA. Then back to Wythe Co., VA. I will send some Gastineau data. Loyd doesn't have anymore books to sell. They were 1st; Gastineaus in the Nanticoke 100 area of MD this part became Deleware when the Mason Dixon line was surveyed; 1768? How and when they got to Washington Co., VA. We don't know. They then went to Madison Co., was Lincoln 1st; they were in part that became Madsion, then went over in Pulaski Co., Ky. REF; pg 149 Gastineau Family Gene. Thomas Jefferson Gastineau, (line of descent (William(6),Job(5),Job(4), George(3), Matharin(2), Pierre(1). was born 8 Jan, 1851 in Pulaski Co., Ky and m. 17 Oct, 1872 in Pulaski Co., Ky Mahala Catherine McHargue, b. 5 Aug, 1858 in Laurel Co., Ky. Thomas died 22 Sept, 1935 in Pulaski Co., Ky, buried in Salem Cem, PCK,Ky; Mahala d. 17 Nov, 1893 buried, same. ISSUE; William H. b. 13 Sept, 1873 d. 25 May, 1897; Lillian b. 27 Feb, 1876, d. 23 Apr, 1964; Stephen Meniffee b. 9 Jan, 1879, d. 19 Jun, 1965; James Bruce b. 12 Dec, 1882, d. 12 Sept, 1884; Lola b. 5 Sept, 1885, d. 29 Feb, 1916. He also m. 2ed Rebecca Whitis, 4 Apr, 1897, she d. 3 Aug, 1941 buried same. No issue of this marriage..

Hi I was wondering how many Bradley's lived in the Washington County area????In the Early 1800's to late 1700's??? Also does anyone know These Bradley's: ?Elizabeth b abt 1759 married John Rider James Bradley married 3 times(Wells,Hays,Colvin) John Jr married 1. ? 2. Nancy Tate Williammarried Elizabeth ? Reuben who married Eliz. Lusk and Mary Hanley Amelia m. Issac Fickle Abraham Married Elizabeth Vance Nancy Bradley married Joseph Vance Mary married Wm. Birges Any info on these people would be appreciated.Also if you know where ANY of these people are buried PLEASE Tell me!!!! Thanks Becki

Hi I was wondering if there is a way to pinpoint a distant relatives land if you have the area in a tax book?????It was on the river??? Thanks Rebecca Snyder

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Washington/10374 Surname: HAYS, LEMON, GASTINEAU ------------------------- Hi Kim, You mention Sarah Ann HAYS married Job GASTINEAU, JR who d.1867 Pulaski Co., KY & that they had 9 children. My data contains Thomas J. GASTINEAU b.ca1850-KY who md Mahala Catherine McHARGUE 17 Oct 1872 Pulaski Co., KY & they had 4 children that I know about between 1873-1880. Do you find this Thomas J. in any of your GASTINEAU records?? Don Houk E-mail: dghouk@email.kline.co.jp

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Washington/10373 Surname: Hays, Lemon, Gastineau ------------------------- I have William Hays and Elizabeth Lemon in my family tree as well. Their daughter Sarah Ann Hays b. 7/8/1787 in Virgina d. 8/27/1833 in Pulaski Co., Ky. She married Job Gastineau, Jr. b. 1784 in Washington Co., Va, d.1867 in Pulaski Co., Ky. They had 9 children. Sorry, nothing before Kentucky but I will help you search. klaib@msn.com

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10371 Surname: Boyd, Hagy ------------------------- Searching for parents and siblings of William Wenton Boyd (c1825-1898)b. Tennessee, who arrived in Washington County, Virginia about 1850. Married Susan Hagy there on 1-21-1851. Listed as brickmason, and is reported to have operated a brickyard in the Abingdon area. Their residence was in the Rattle Creek area. Children: George Hopkins (1853-1926) m. Allice Allison (1861-1930), lived in Saltville, Va. Sally (Sarah) b. 1856 m. Thomas Thayer Leondis Hagy b. Ida Montgomery Ellen b. 1851 m. Joe Hill Molly (Mary) b. 1861 m. Bud Repass Henry b. 1862 W. W., Jr. b.1870 Bachelor Rena (Marion) b. 1866 Spinster Flotd b. 1873 Bachelor Would like to contact some descendent with information on these folks. L. H. Boyd 9235 Happy Lane Oak Ridge, Tennessee 865-927-7073

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10370 Surname: Berry ------------------------- Part Three Southwest Va Summers? Jan 1773 the call for Rev Cummings:/ ..We entreat you, worth and dear sir, to have compassion upon us in this remote part of the workd, and accept this our call and invitation to the pastoral charge of our precious and immortal souls, and we shall hold ourselves bound to pray. George Blackburn, Wm Blackburn, John Vanse, John Casey, Benjamin Logan, Robert Edmiston, Thomas Berry, Robert Trimble, Wm McGaughey, David Dryden, Wm McNabb, John Davis, Halbert McClure, Arthur Blackburn, Nat Davis, Sam Evans, Wm Kennedy, And, McFerran, Sam Hedry, John Patterson, James Gilmore, John Lowry, Wm CHristian, Andrew Colville, Robert Craig, Joseph Black, Jonathan Douglas, John Cusick, Robert Gamble, ANd. Martin, Anustus Webb, Samuel Briggs, Wesly White, James Dorchester, James Fulerson, John Long, Rbt opp, John Hunt, Tom Bailey, David Gatgood, Alex Brekenridge, Geo Clark, James Molden, Wm Blanton, James Craig, Thomas Sharp, John Berry, James Montgomery, Samuel Houston, Henry Creswell , George Adans, Geo Buchanan, James Dysart, Wm Miller , Andrew Leeper and others inclding two Wm Berrys. Mr Cummings accepted the call and was given a deed to land Apr 14, 1774. / .......................... Southwest Va pg 135 And on the 9th day of July 1773, Joseph Black, Andrew Colvill, Samuel Even, William Blackburn, George Blackburn, Samuel Briggs, Davis Galloway, John Berry, Christopher Acklin, John Keswick, John Vance, and Benjamin Logan were directed to clear the nearest and best way from Samuel Brigg's on EIghteen Mile creek to James Bryan's on Elven Mile Creek./ ................................................................................................................................................................ Fincastle pg 206 pg 46 John Berry 139 acres part of Loyal COmpany grant on the waters of Wolf Hill Creek beginning at the head of a draft of a high ridge. Feb 11, 1774 Southwest Va pg 158 On the 14th of April 1774 Dr Thomas Walker conveyed to James Piper 363 acres of land on a branch of the Holston River called Wolf Hill Creek; on the same day he conveyed to Alexander Brekinridge 360 acres on Wolf Hill Ck, to Samuel Brigges 313 acres on Wolf Hill Creek alia Casltes Creek, to joseph Black 305 acres on Eighteen Mile Creek(this being the name of a small creek that flows through Abingdon) and to Andrew COlville, 324 acres on Wolf Hill Creek. The persons named were the first settlers in the vicinity of Abingdon./ ................................................................................................................................................................. CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 DEED BOOK NO. 21. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. page 547 Page 315.--30th September, 1775. Mary Moffett, widow of William Moffett, deceased, late of County of Fincastle, to George Moffett, Mary Moffett. late Mary Gardner, only daughter and heir-at-law of Thomas Gardner. deceased, was seised of tract on Jennings' Branch, and during her coverture conveyed same to George Moffett, and William executed deed to George; now Mary execuies deed to George; part of 400 acres patented to Daniel McNare and by him conveyed to Thomas Gardner, 11th February, 1745. Teste: George Blackburn, James and Joseph Douglass, Henry Crisswell, James Trimble, John Bierey. [p.547]/ . (for more see Mary Gardner) page 89 Page 389.--19th March, 1765. John Trimble's appraisement (by Jno. Finley, Jno. Trimble, Jas. Sayers), recorded--Two negroes, 2 bound servants; cash due by Henry Cresswell, Chas, Clendenning; to Jno. Price's service under the command of Capt. Wm. Christian, 184 days. page 107 Page 195.--22d March, 1769. Settlement recorded of John Trimble's estate, by Mary and James Trimble, administrators--By John Prise (Price?) weges and bounty, £12.0.0. Cash of John Bigham on Geo. Bighams. By Henry Criswell's bond. Paid Andw. Baskin, Alex. McKinsey John Boswell, Saml. Davison, Thos. Gardon on Bigham's account. / .................................................................................................................................................................. Feb 26 1777 Southwest Va Ordered David Beatie, Ales Wyles, Jms Maxwell, Jno Snograss?, Sam Hays, Jno COulter, David Ward, Roger Tops, Tom Price, Jno Anderson, Geo Freeland, Geo Maxwell, Jms Fulkerson, Wm Blackburn, Jno Berry, Andrew Kincannon, Chas Campbell , Jno Frazier, and Joe Black be Lts in the Wa Co Va miltia. I hope I got the list correct. My handwritting was terrible! Aug 19 1778 pg 998 Thomas Jones goes to court and a John Berry is a witness. Wa Co Va./ ..................... 1780 List of King's Mt Volunteers Posted on the Net Under Wm Cambell we find a John Berry who everyone wants to claim! Why not! The more the merrier! At this point as far as I know my John Berry was living right there still and could have been the John Berry just as well as anyone. People of particular interest in the list: Ben Logan ,Sam Vamce,John Logan,Wm Blackburn, Arthur Bowen(married to Mary McMurry),Nat Willowby,Jos Black,/ .................. At some point Ben Logan removes to ky. Arthur Blackburn , Ben and Sam Briggs, and a Wm Cassey are listed as being at Logans Fort sometime ca 1779. Hugh and James Leeper and Wm Casey are on a militia list of 1777 Also Ben Logan, John Logan, Ben Briggs./ ............... According to the Pope book there is a John Berry in the roll of Lin Co Ky miltia in 1781. I don't have any earlier notes and I don't think I would have overlooked anything obvious as I was lucky to get stuff in my local Sutro lib on Lincoln CO Ky. / ....................................................................................................................................................................... pg 82 Will Bk 1 Washington Co VIrginia Will of Arthur Blackburn dated 16 July 1782 Sister Margaret Casey.. my Bible for her son WIlliam. Sister Martha Rodgers... her son William. Sister Mary White. Alexander Blackburn, John Blackburn's son. Brother , George's dau.[name not given] Brother Willliam's heirs[names not given'] " my gun & hat I wear I leave to James use." Land to be sold Exc John Blackburn & John Berry of LIncoln Co. Wit Jenet Blackburn Elizabeth Black William McElwee Arthur Blackburn rec 20 Aug 1782 John Campbell Descendants of William Thomas Blackburn 1 William Thomas Blackburn b: March 11, 1726/27 in Ulster, Ireland / . +Sarah aka Blackburn Father: Mother: / ...... 2 George Blackburn b: Abt 1728 in of Frederic Co., Va d: Abt April 21, 1778 in Washington Co Virginai / .......... +Elizabeth Vance b: Abt 1732 in Winchester, Frederick Co., Va d: Abt 1778 Father: Samuel Vance Mother: Sarah Colville / ...... 2 John Blackburn b: Abt 1740 / ...... 2 Margaret Blackburn b: Abt 1740 / .......... +John??? Casey b: Abt 1740 d: April 28, 1790 in Lincoln Co Ky Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Mary Blackburn b: Abt 1740 / .......... +Mr William??? Isaac??? White Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Martha Blackburn b: 1741 in Augusta Co Va d: April 30, 1818 in Bardstown, Nelson Co, Ky / .......... +James D Rodgers b: Abt 1741 m: May 21, 1766 in Augusta Co. Va Father: Mathew Reaves Mother: Ann Wooels / ...... 2 Arthur Blackburn b: Bef. 1755 d: Abt 1782 in Washington Co Virginai / ...... 2 William Blackburn b: Abt 1756 d: Abt 1780 in Washington Co Virginai / .......... +Elizabeth Black Father: Mother: Descendants of John??? Casey 1 John??? Casey b: Abt 1740 d: April 28, 1790 in Lincoln Co Ky / . +Margaret Blackburn b: Abt 1740 Father: William Thomas Blackburn Mother: Sarah aka Blackburn / ...... 2 William Casey / ...... 2 James Casey / ...... 2 Agnes Casey b: Abt 1768 / .......... +Robert Fletcher b: Abt 1768 in Rockbridge Co Va m: March 30, 1788 in Lincoln Co Ky d: December 05, 1849 in Adair Co. Kentucky Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Mathew Casey Lincoln Co Ky Wills Casey, John 4-28-1790 legatees: wife Margaret children William, James, Agnes, Mathew, ex friend Hugh Logan wit John Magill, Hannah Berry, Ester Dougherty pg 489 Descendants of John McElwee 1 John McElwee d: Abt 1787 / . +Jane Adams Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Thomas??? McElwee / ...... 2 Martha McElwee b: Abt 1762 / .......... +James Gilmore m: 1782 in Lincoln Co Ky Father: Mother: / ...... 2 William McElwee b: Abt 1765 / .......... +Agnes McClure m: October 19, 1791 in Lincoln Co Ky Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Margaret McElwee b: Abt 1768 / .......... +Alexander Crawford m: October 21, 1788 Father: Mother: / ...... 2 Jane McElwee b: Abt 1770 in Lincoln, Kentucky, U.S.A. d: October 06, 1797 in Bradfordsville, Washington, Kentucky, U.S.A. / .......... +James McMurry b: 1764 in Augusta, Virginia, U.S.A. m: December 30, 1790 in Lincoln, Kentucky, U.S.A. d: 1832 in Bradfordsville, Washington, Kentucky, U.S.A. Father: William (Cowpasture) McMurry Mother: Agness aka Mcmurry / ...... 2 David McElwee b: Abt 1788 / .................................................................................................................................................... April 19, 1786...John Duff, assignee of James Douglass, assignee of Isaac White - 200 ac - actual settlement made in 1776 - on the Southwestern line of the Woolf hill tract joining the land where John Casey formerly lived, includes improvements/ ..................................................................................................................................................................... Part Four Need to be tyed in another day! Kentucky Land Grants THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 1 CHAPTER II VIRGINIA GRANTS (1782-1792) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 23 Grantee: Berry, Jno Acres: 600 Book: 9 Page: 176 Date Survey: 12-27-1782 County: Lincoln Watercourse: Chaplains Fk/ .................................................................................................................................................. Berry, John 2 Dec 1785 Lincoln County 600 a on the waters of Chaplains fork adjoining Brunfields land pg 685 of ?Patrick Henry Esq Gov of the Commonwealth of Va TO all to whom may these presents shall ? Know ye that by virtue and in consideration of part of a land of of a land office Treasury Warrent number 9893 issued Dec 14, 1781 there is granted by the said Commonwealth John Berry assignee of William Stuuert assignee of William Waddy a certain tract or parcel of land containing 600 ac by survey ..Lincon Co..waters Chaplains Fork corner Brunfield.. Dec 12, 1785/ ............................................................................................................................................................. >From the Book John Berry And His Children by Jack Pope ( I presume that this will is correctly inputed) Will of John Berry "In the name of God Amen, I John Berry of Lincoln County and State of Virginia , being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, that is to say: "First I will that all my debts and funeral charges be paid by my executrix herein named, Also I give and demise unto my two sons , James and William , their heirs and assigns foreever, all that tract of land containing three hundred acres, laying on the waters of Licking Creek, which I bought of William McCrackin, to be equally divided between my sons above mentioned. "And as to my movable estate I will and order that it be equally divided between my daughters, Betsy, Polly, Sally, Hannah, Peggy, and Jane, and their portions to be delivered to them at the time they shall arrive to years of their lawful age. "Also , I give and demise unto my two sons Joseph and John, all that tract of land my family now lives on in Lincoln County, and State of Virginia, and their heirs and assigns forever, but not meaning or intending that they, or either of them shall have any demands on the last mentioned lands until the death or marriage of Hannah, my wife. But I do will and order that my said wife have the whole and sole use and benefits of the plantation aforesaid, during the time of her natural life or for so long as she continues my widow and trustee for my children. In Witness Whereof I have set my hand and seal this the Tenth Day of August 1789. John Berry seal Witness James piggott James Kerr Isaac Fallis The will was admitted to probate on July 10, 1790 upon proof by James Kerr and Isaac Fallis the subscribing witnesses. Will of John BERRY Proved July Ct. 1790 ; 2 sons James and William, daughters Betse, Polle, Salle, Hannah, Pegge, Jene when arrive to lawful age.Wife Hannah. Witnesses: James PIGGOTT, James FLINN, Isaac FALLIS ID: I189 Name: Isaac Fallis Title: Jr. Sex: M Birth: ABT 1763 Death: 14 MAY 1832 in Mercer Co., Kentucky Note: Isaac enlisted in the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment Continental Line during the Revolutionary War about 1777 when he was only few months over the age of 13. He was at the Battle for Mammouth and at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781. Note: Isaac was given a land grant in Mercer Co. Kentucky (actually Mercer Co., Virginia) of 500 acres located in Chaplins Fk. In 1786 Mercer Co., Kentucky came into it's own, being completely formed from the northernmost tip of lincoln County. In 1792, Kentucky gained statehood, having 8 counties at the time. ID: I267 Name: Isaac Fallis Sex: M Birth: ABT 1742 in East Jersey Colony Death: 1806 ALIA: Thomas Note: Isaac lived in Berkeley and Fredrick County, Virginia Colony, Mercer County Kentucky and St. Charles Upper Louisiana. His will was probated on 4-3-1806 in Upper Louisiana. Isaac and Susanna's graves were washed away in the great flood of 1844. Note: It is believed that Isaac was married twice but the name of his first wife is unknown. I believe it is possible that Isaac Jr. was the child of Isaac Sr. first wife because of the ten year gap between him and the other Siblings. Father: George Fallis b: ABT 1660 in Wales Marriage 1 Susanna Martaine b: 4 SEP 1750 Children Isaac Fallis b: ABT 1763 George Fallis b: 31 JUL 1773 in Berkley County, Virginia Elizabeth Fallis b: ABT 1775 in Shenandoah County. Virginia Rachel Fallis b: ABT 1780 in Harrison County, Kentucky Richard Fallis b: 15 JAN 1780 in Fredrick County, Virginia David Fallis b: ABT 1781 Samual Fallis b: 1784 in Shenandoah County. Virginia Eleanor Fallis b: ABT 1785 in Virginia William Fallis b: 8 NOV 1788 in Shenandoah County. Virginia Thomas Chilton Fallis b: 1792 Father: Isaac Fallis b: ABT 1742 in East Jersey Colony Mother: Susanna Martaine b: 4 SEP 1750 Marriage 1 Elizabeth Campbell b: 1767 in Mercer Co., Kentucky Married: 23 AUG 1786 in Mercer Co., Kentucky By Rev. James Smith Children James Campbell Fallis b: ABT 1785 Robert Kirkman Fallis b: ABT 1787 Margaret Fallis b: ABT 1792 Nancy Fallis b: ABT 1794 Phebe Fallis b: 4 APR 1793 in Mercer Co., Kentucky

Hi list, I'm the owner of the Old Glade Stagecoach Inn in Glade Spring VA built in 1780 by Basil Talbert. I'm looking for any information, documents etc about the Inn and also about Basil Talbert and wonder if any list members might have such information or know where I could get any information. I've found some useful information at the Washington County Court House and Historical Society about Talbert (will, land surveys, etc) but would like to see if there's anything else out there. Thanks, George

In a message dated 6/8/01 9:32:44 AM Central Daylight Time, Lcflcflcf@aol.com writes: Leslie, I do not know who they will be honoring but following are Pensioners living in Washington County as compiled during the 1840 Census. Information is from : A Census of Pensioners For Revolutionary or Military Services Genealogical Publishing Company FTM CD #145: Revolutionary War, Pension Lists, Military Records Edward Barker 88 Samuel Hensely 86 James Hilland 82 Samuel Johnson 81 James Keyes 84 Henry Low 94 Frederick Leonard 82 John McCauly 84 Robt. Pippin Senr. 83 Thomas McGhee 99 John Shaffer 87 Jacob Woodard 80 Michael Widener 82 Hope this aids somewhat. Best of wishes, Billy

Tammy, I am familiar with the history of White's Mill and periperally with your McCulloch family. The land that White's Mill stands on was originally settled in 1773 by William Moffett and Mary Gardner Moffett who came down into the Valley from Augusta Co. William died at Pt. Pleasant in 1774 and Mary took her 3 small children and returned north for a few years. How ever they had returned by 1785 at which time William's oldest son John received a patent to the land. Then in Jan. of 1796 John sold the same 330 acres to his younger brother Thomas who had married a few weeks earlier to a Mary Brown. In 1810 Thomas and Mary moved to Indiana and sold the land to Valentine Baugh. They in turn sold it to Thomas Jameson (sp?) in 1814. And Thomas and Rachel Jameson sold it in 1830 to John and Nancy Newhouse who in 1838 sold it to James White. Rachel Jameson was originally Rachel McCullock and hence the daughter of the Isabella Patrick and Thomas McCulloch you men- tioned in your second message. You had also asked about Isabella. My only other info on her is that she was the daughter of Robert Patrick and is named in his will recorded in Augusta Co. WB 3:90. Isabella had a brother Charles, who married Mary Moffett, the sister of William Moffett, mentioned in the first paragraph. Some of the above info is my own research and some of it comes from research on file at the Hist. Soc. of Washington Co. I would be happy to share copies of it with you if you want to get in touch with me. If it takes me awhile to get back to you I haven't forgotten about it; my Mom had an accident a week ago and I am helping where I can. Tammy, I'd love to know how you fit into the McCullock/Whites Mill history. Diana Powell Tammy Martin wrote: > > I was wondering if anyone knew how far back any documentation goes back > on White's Mill? Is there any info in the Historical Society? I was > recently told that some one of my ancestors was possibly an owner. This > person died in 1822. I realize that one the White's Mill Foundation > site that they say documentation goes back only to mid 1800's but that > they believe the mill to be up to a century older than that. Any other > info would be greatly helpful. > > Thanks, > T. Martin

I am searching for information on Isabella Patrick McCulloch (wife of Thomas McCulloch who fought in King's Mtn.). I need any minute details that anyone has on her. I would be willing to share any info that I have in return. Thanks, T. Martin

I was wondering if anyone knew how far back any documentation goes back on White's Mill? Is there any info in the Historical Society? I was recently told that some one of my ancestors was possibly an owner. This person died in 1822. I realize that one the White's Mill Foundation site that they say documentation goes back only to mid 1800's but that they believe the mill to be up to a century older than that. Any other info would be greatly helpful. Thanks, T. Martin

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Washington/10368 Surname: ------------------------- Roe's from Washington Co., VA. Hi, Does anyone know if one of these Roe's had a son name William? I have been looking for 6 years for the parents of Henry Roe m Elizabeth Mannin living in Morgan Co, KY in censuses 1870 -1910. Three weeks ago I found them in Smyth Co., VA in the 1850 Census. CENSUS YR: 1850 TERRITORY: VA COUNTY: Smyth REEL NO: M432-976 PAGE NO: 156a REFERENCE: 1 July 1850 by L. H. Tate 4 624 631 Roe William 44 M W Farmer VA born abt. 1806. 5 624 631 Roe Rachel 39 F W VA born abt. 1811. 6 624 631 Roe Margaret 20 F W VA born abt. 1830. 7 624 631 Roe Joshua 18 M W Laborer VA X born abt. 1832. 8 624 631 Roe John 15 M W Laborer VA X born abt. 1835. 9 624 631 Roe Sally 13 F W VA X born abt. 1837. 10 624 631 Roe Henry 12 M W VA X born abt. 1838. 11 624 631 Roe William 10 M W VA born abt. 1840. 12 624 631 Roe Martha J. 9 F W VA born abt. 1841. 13 624 631 Roe Catharine 7 F W VA born abt. 1843. 14 624 631 Roe Rachel 3 F W VA born abt. 1847. 15 624 631 Roe Mary 1 F W VA born abt. 1849. On the Smyth Co., VA 1860 census at household #694 page #696 it shows William and family, but Rachel is Wife is not on it and may have died in child birth in 1858. #694 696 William Roe 55 Laborer born in Va. Margaret Roe 29 Joshua Roe 27 Sally Roe 23 William Roe 19 Catherine Roe 15 Rachel Roe 13 Mary Roe 11 Hannah Roe 8 born abt. 1852. John Roe 5 born abt. 1855. Mary Roe 2 born abt. 1858. All = Born in Va. I have traced William Roe as follows: 1860 - 55 years old - Smyth Co., VA 1850 - 44 years old - Smyth Co., VA 1840 - 33 years old - Smyth Co., VA 1838 - 31 years old - Tax List - Smyth Co., VA The 1838 Smyth County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List Transcribed by Jeffrey C. Weaver, July 2, 1998 Name---------Tithes----Blacks----Blacks---Horses---Tax -----------------------12-16------16+ Rowe, William---1-----------------------------------------------2---------.16 1830 - 24 years old - Washington Co., VA 1830 WCV census William Roe, 1 male of 20 under 30; 1 female under 5; 1 female of 15 under 20. 1820 - 14 years old - Washington Co., VA 1810 - 4 years old - Washington Co., Va These are the choices I have from the 1810 and 1820 Washington Co., VA Censuses. IS THERE ANYONE WORKING ON ANY OF THESE LINES? 1810 WCV Census Benj. Roe, 2 males under 10; 1 male of 10 under 16; 1 male 45 and upwards; 1 female under 10; 1 female of 26 under 45. Edmond Roe, 2 males under 10; 1 male 26 under 45; 2 females of 10 under 16; 1 female of 16 under 26. John Row, 2 males of 10 under16; 1 male of 26 under 45; 2 females under 10; 1 female of 10 under 16; 1 female of 16 under 26; 1 female under 45. 1820 WCV census Roe Richard, 1 male under 10; 1 male of 16 under 26; 1 female of 16 under 26. Roe Benjamin, & Henry, 1 male of 10 under 16; 1 male of 16 under 26; 1 male 45and upwards; 1 female of 10 under 16; 1 female of 16 under 26; 1 female of 45 and upwards. It would seem that only one would be his father Benjamin, & Henry. Who is Benjamin? Who is Henry? >From other information that I have received from two beautiful people Cheryl and Bill there is also this: In the "1850 Annotated Census of Washington County, VA" book. Page 70: 1850- HH# 321 - Richard ROE 54, Farmer; Jane 52; Hannah 22, Susan 18 Benj. 16 [Laborer], Robert 12; Delila 9; Benj. METHEY 9; Henry McGLOCKEN 32 Laborer; Sidney MELVIN 4 1840: Richard Roe 1860:665 - Richard Roe 64 b: New York, Jane 60; Hannah 32; Susan 27; Delila 19; Benjamin 19; Melville 14 1860:666 - Benjamin Roe 25, Keziah 17 1860:667 - Robert S. Roe 22; Sarah 22 Susan A. Roe [32y, d/o Richard & Jenny Roe] m. 11 Oct 1865 William L. [Ashberry], [27yr], s/o Moses and Frances (Snead) Asbury [Asberry] (see 246). Benjamin Jackson Roe [24y, Blacksmith] m. 15 April 1859 Keziah Fanny Leflar, [21yr., b:Roanoke Co.], dau. of Nancy Leflar. Robert S. Roe (m. (1) Sarah E. ---]; [Robert S. Roe, 34yr., Wid., Sawyer, s/o Richard & Jane Roe] md: (2) 13 Feb. 1872 Jennie M. Lester, [27yr.], dau. of William C. and Anna (Lester) Lester (see 629). [Henry B. & Nancy D. McGlocklin: son, A. J. McGlocklin, b. c1852 & dau, Catherine, b. 22 Jan 1855] Pg. 309 1850 HH#1336 - Jno. ROE 80, Farmer, $2000, b: North Carolina, 2 slaves; Nancy 79, Sarah SPEAR 18; Ann RUDY 35 1840: - John Roe, Sr. 160:986 - John Roe 90 Nancy Roe d. 13 Nov. 1853, aged 72yr, 13d, b: Craven Co., NC, dau. of Peter and Ann Hypock, [wife of Joe Roe]. Ann Roe, dau. of John and Nancy (Hypock) Roe, m. 19 March 1818 Arthur Spear d: 24 Feb. 1855, aged 66 (see 1330) son of James and Jane Spear. {Edmond Roe m: 12 Jan 1804 Hannah McGee}. {Henry Roe m: 29 June 1820 Delila McGlaughlan.} Sarah Ann Speer m: 15 July 1852 John Lamberson. The Edmond Roe who married Isabella Speer is written on page 310. Do you think this is your Edmond? 1850 census states Edmond is 53 and Isabella 52 with children Ellen 17; Isabella 12; Ann 14; and Edward 10. >From what I can make of the people I guessed their ages to be as follows: Benjamin Roe born abt. 1765. Edmond Roe born abt. 1797. John Row born bet. 1765 - 1784.***Is this the Jr. Roe**** Richard Roe born abt. 1796. Then there are two John Roe's. John Roe, Jr. born abt. 1770. John Roe, Sr. born abt. 1750. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY HELP OR INPUT. SORRY THIS IS SO LONG, BUT I WANTED TO GET ALL IN. THANK YOU ALL, Donna for Michigan

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10367 Surname: Anderson, Montgomery, Blevins, Austin, Countiss ------------------------- Bonnie, do you have any of the siblings of Mary Anderson? Or do you have any idea about the ages of James and Rebecca Anderson? My gg grandmother was Esther Anderson, b 1809, in VA and married in Washington Co, VA in 1828: Do you know if Rev. Alexander McEwen performed any other weddings for the Anderson families? See below: 07 Aug 1828 Bridges, John A. and Esther Anderson minister: Alexander McEwen page 06 Source: "The Marriages of Washington County, Virginia 1781-1853" @1993 by Mr. D. E. Brown, Indexed & Published by: Historical Society of Washington County, VA - P.O. Box 484 - Abingdon, VA 24212-0484<< One more thing, have you seen, or know of a way I could get this will researched? > > >>There is also a note on a will; Will to Esther Bridges and heirs; probated 28 April 1845; book 8 page 409. I would have to guess will was probated in Washington Co., Va. Betty Bower<<

Posted on: Washington Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Va/Washington/10366 Surname: Anderson, Hilliard, Gray ------------------------- I have Mary Anderson daughter of James Claiborne Anderson and Rebecca Gray Anderson. Mary (Anne) married Joel (Samuel) Hilliard August 24, 1797. Not sure if you can use any of this info. Would love to hear from someone that may be able to help me with any of these families. Andersons, Hilliards, and Gray.(Rebecca Gray Anderson was daughter of John and Jean McCain Gray. I do not have very much info. All these families were from Washington County, VA. Thanks Bonnie

On 06-06-2001 I received a lovely invitation from the DAR announcing a ceremony to honor Rev War Veterans on July 4th at Sinking Springs Cemetery in Abingdon VA. Question: Does anyone know the names of the Rev War Veterans they will be honoring? I have 5 different direct grandfathers who should be included in the group, and I would like to notify some local relatives. However, I want to notify the correct local relatives. leslie c foster