Notes: Appalachian Aristocracy

Matches 28,351 to 28,400 of 36,206

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28351	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	Lester, Judith Hannah (I19346)
28352	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	CHRISTIAN, Rutha Lovis (I19347)
28353	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	CHRISTIAN, Murrill Robert (I19348)
28354	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	CHRISTIAN, Thomas Bailey (I19349)
28355	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	CHRISTIAN, Mathias James (I19365)
28356	Source: Caryl Lamont http://genforum.genealogy.com/christian/messages/2973.html	Bandy, Rutha (I9917)
28357	Source: Col. William Stacy; Revolutionary War Hero, Cordwainer, Minuteman, Prisoner of War, Pioneer - 1993 - by Leo L. Lemonds, DVD, Pages 3-4. Simon must have been successful in business for after twenty years the possessions of his wife Elizabeth showed many comforts and even luxuries. Elizabeth survived him by 25 years. Late in 1669, Elizabeth became very ill, perhaps suddenly so as she dictated a will in the presence of three of her children "a day or two before she dyed." The will failed of her signature, so the three children stated her wishes as to what their mother's stated wishes had been. The following is the will of Elizabeth Stacy from Essex Country Probate Record #26069. "The words of Elizabeth Stace upon her death beads, her laste Will. Having and enjoying her understanding and memory is as follows: First ? I give my soule into the hands of Jesus Christ, my blessed Redeemer & my body to be decently buried in Ipswich Burying Place & for my outward estate, first I give my son Simon, a bullock for the buryall of me, - to my sonne Thomas Stace a bullock for the buryall of me, - to my sonne Thomas Stace a greatte Bible & damask napkins, - to my dater Sarath Busswell a velvette cushen, - to my dauter Susannah Ffrench two payers of gloves all these having reserved their poreshand before, - Then I give to my dauter Meors a bead and a blanket & coverlidde & one of my wearing cootes & to my dauter Ane in consideration of her staying with me in my owld agge & being helpful to me, for that I give to her two cowes and all my other household stuffe. Mary Meors having reseyed a portion allsoe before. This we testify to be the last wills of Elizabeth Stase, widow of Ipswich, of the county of Essex as we received them from her owne mouth a day or two before she dyed. Witness Simon Stace Sarah Stace Anne Stace Ipswich Mar. 29, 1670" This was presented to the court at Ipswich on the date, and the court allowed it but declared it was no will as no executor was named in it. The court appointed Simon Stacy as an executor and ordered him to bring in an inventory, which he did.	Clerke, Elizabeth (I12531)
28358	Source: Col. William Stacy; Revolutionary War Hero, Cordwainer, Minuteman, Prisoner of War, Pioneer - 1993 - by Leo L. Lemonds, DVD, Pages 3-4. Simon Stacy, a resident on Ipswich, must have reached New England with his family as early as 1637, for on March 2,1637/38, too early for vessels to have arrived that year, as "Good man Stace," he was assigned the use of the home lot adjoining that of William Warner. On August 30, 1638, he received a grant of six acres of planting ground between John Whipple and Henry Archer. In 1639/40, he had the right to pasture one cow on the town's common land and in 1641, was called a "commoner", having a proportionate right to the town's individual lands. Some records indicate that Simon Stacy was born in 1597. This would indicate he was about 40 years of age when arriving in America in 1637 with six children: Thomas, Elizabeth, Sarah, Susanna, Ann and Simon all born in Bocking, England. The youngest daughter, Mary, was born in Ipswich, MA in 1639. At the point it is uncertain as to the parents of Simon Stacy. Simon had married Elizabeth Clerke, November 6, 1620, at Theyden Mount, Essexshire, England. Elizabeth was from Theydon Granon, Essexshire, England. The record of marriage was from Chester's "London Marriages" and was worded as follows: "Simon Stacy of Bocking, Essex County, Clothier, and Elizabeth Clerke of Theydon Granon, said county, spinster, daughter of Stephen Clerke of same, Yeoman, married at Theydon Mount, Essex County, November 6, 1620. There are few details on the life of Simon because there is no will, nor an exact date of death. Simon died about 1644, for on February 27, 1644/45, William Adam Sr. (whose son William Jr. had married Simon's daughter Elizabeth) was granted twelve acres of land "near to the land of the Widdow Stacye." Simon died young, at about 47 years of age and seven years after arriving in America. Simon must have been successful in business for after twenty years the possessions of his wife Elizabeth showed many comforts and even luxuries. Simon's widow survived him by 25 years. Late in 1669, Elizabeth Stacy became very ill, perhaps suddenly so as she dictated a will in the presence of three of her children "a day or two before she dyed." The will failed of her signature, so the three children took an oath as to what their mother's stated wishes had been.	Stacy, Simon (I12530)
28359	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173 CENSUS RECORDS 1830 United States Federal Census Name: John F Carpenter Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Warren, Kentucky Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1 [Jonathan] Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1 [John] Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1 [Mary] Slaves - Males - Under 10: 3 Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 2 Slaves - Females - Under 10: 2 Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23: 2 Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35: 2 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3 Total Free White Persons: 3 Total Slaves: 11 Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 14 Source: Carpenter Jr., James L. "Some Descendants of Jonathan Carpenter of Still Run", Orlando Florida, King Printing Company. John F. and Elizabeth Carpenter came to Warren County, Kentucky from Washington County, Virginia, which is in the western part of Virginia, and built a home in 1820 about ten miles from Bowling Green on the Glasgow Road.	Mastin, Elizabeth (I12899)
28360	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173 CENSUS RECORDS 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Elizabeth Carpenter Age: 35 Birth Year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1850: District 2, Warren, Kentucky Gender: Female Family Number: 606 Household Members: Jonathan T Carpenter 41 Elizabeth Carpenter 35 Mary Carpenter 15 Luther Carpenter 13 Spencer Carpenter 10 Mildred Carpenter 7 Elizabeth Carpenter 5 Sarah Carpenter 4 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Eliz Carpenter [Elizabeth Carpenter] Age in 1860: 45 Birth Year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1860: District 1, Warren, Kentucky Gender: Female Post Office: Bowling Green Household Members: Jona Carpenter 51 Eliz Carpenter 45 Luthur Carpenter 22 Spencer Carpenter 20 Mildred Carpenter 17 Eliz Carpenter 15 Sallie Carpenter 13 Ella Carpenter 1 A K Jones 39	Dunn, Elizabeth (I12903)
28361	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173 Source: Kentucky: a History of the State: Embracing a concise account of the origin and development of the Virginia colony : its expansion westward, and the settlement of the frontier beyond the Alleghanies; the erection of Kentucky as an independent state and its subsequent development, Perrin, William Henry; J. H. Battle; and G. C. Kniffin, Louisville: F. A. Battey, 1887), 1886. Jonathan T. Carpenter, was born August 6, 1809, in the State of Virginia. At the age of sixteen years he removed to Kentucky and located in Warren County, on the same farm now occupied by our subject, in a house which was built by John F. Carpenter and in which the fourth generation of his family now resides. Jonathan Carpenter married, about 1830,Elizabeth, daughter of Lewis Dunn. Their offspring were Mary (Claypool), Elizabeth (Claypool), Sally (Alexander) and Ella (Ferguson). CENSUS RECORDS 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Jonathan T Carpenter Age: 41 Birth Year: abt 1809 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1850: District 2, Warren, Kentucky Gender: Male Family Number: 606 Household Members: Jonathan T Carpenter 41 Elizabeth Carpenter 35 Mary Carpenter 15 Luther Carpenter 13 Spencer Carpenter 10 Mildred Carpenter 7 Elizabeth Carpenter 5 Sarah Carpenter 4 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Jona Carpenter [Jonathan Carpenter] Age in 1860: 51 Birth Year: abt 1809 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1860: District 1, Warren, Kentucky Gender: Male Post Office: Bowling Green Household Members: Jona Carpenter 51 Eliz Carpenter 45 Luthur Carpenter 22 Spencer Carpenter 20 Mildred Carpenter 17 Eliz Carpenter 15 Sallie Carpenter 13 Ella Carpenter 1 A K Jones 39	Carpenter, Jonathan T. (I12901)
28362	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173 Source: Kentucky: a History of the State: Embracing a concise account of the origin and development of the Virginia colony : its expansion westward, and the settlement of the frontier beyond the Alleghanies; the erection of Kentucky as an independent state and its subsequent development, Perrin, William Henry; J. H. Battle; and G. C. Kniffin, Louisville: F. A. Battey, 1887), 1886. LUTHER CARPENTER was born September 15, 1837, on the same farm where he now resides in a house which was built by John F. Carpenter and in which the fourth generation of his family now resides. He married, April 5, 1866, Sarah E., daughter of Edmond and Sarah P. (Blakey) Duncan. To them have been born Mildred, Mary S., Jonathan T., May, George B., Luther, Florence and Herbert. Mr. Carpenter started in life as a farmer; also speculated some in stock and in leaf tobacco. He is now the owner of 540 acres of fine land in the best portion of Warren County. He is a member of the Christian Church and a Democrat of the Jeffersonian school.	Carpenter, Luther (I12904)
28363	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173 Source: Kentucky: a History of the State: Embracing a concise account of the origin and development of the Virginia colony : its expansion westward, and the settlement of the frontier beyond the Alleghanies; the erection of Kentucky as an independent state and its subsequent development, Perrin, William Henry; J. H. Battle; and G. C. Kniffin, Louisville: F. A. Battey, 1887), 1886. LUTHER CARPENTER was born September 15, 1837, on the same farm where he now resides. His father, Jonathan T. Carpenter, was born August 6, 1809, in the State of Virginia. At the age of sixteen years he removed to Kentucky and located in Warren County, on the same farm now occupied by our subject, in a house which was built by John F. Carpenter and in which the fourth generation of his family now resides. John F. Carpenter was also a native of Virginia, where he was born about 1785, and was of English descent. Jonathan Carpenter married, about 1830, Elizabeth, daughter of Lewis Dunn. Their offspring were Mary (Claypool), Elizabeth (Claypool), Sally (Alexander) and Ella (Ferguson). CENSUS RECORDS 1830 United States Federal Census Name: John F Carpenter Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Warren, Kentucky Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1 [Jonathan] Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1 [John] Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1 [Mary] Slaves - Males - Under 10: 3 Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 2 Slaves - Females - Under 10: 2 Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23: 2 Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35: 2 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3 Total Free White Persons: 3 Total Slaves: 11 Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 14 Source: Carpenter Jr., James L. "Some Descendants of Jonathan Carpenter of Still Run", Orlando Florida, King Printing Company. John F. and Elizabeth Carpenter came to Warren County, Kentucky from Washington County, Virginia, which is in the western part of Virginia, and built a home in 1820 about ten miles from Bowling Green on the Glasgow Road.	Carpenter, John F. (I12900)
28364	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Mastin, Thomas (I12897)
28365	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Mastin, Thomas (I12897)
28366	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Agnes (I12898)
28367	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Family F7366
28368	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Duncan, Sarah Eleanor (I12905)
28369	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Family F7367
28370	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Carpenter, Mildred (Minnie) (I12906)
28371	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Tucker, James Harvey (I12907)
28372	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Family F7368
28373	Source: DAR Application for Ancestor A075173	Tucker, Mildred (I12908)
28374	Source: Delayed birth certificate for William H. Johnson Marriage record book, No. 11, page 19.	Family F6111
28375	Source: Dewsbury Memorial Inscriptions, Peter Whitaker He recorded the information on the tombstone "Here lyeth the Body of Marke Whiteakers of Osset, streetside who departed this life the seventeenth day of Aprill Anno Domini 1682 aged 51"	Whitaker, Mark Sr. (I12269)
28376	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699 Microfilm Page: January 1680 Text: Marcus Whiteakers Junior & Elizabetha Pearce nupt 17	Family F7198
28377	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699 Repository: Microfilm Page: November 1689 Text: Thomas filius Marci Whiteakers bapt 7 die	Whitaker, Rev. Thomas (I12299)
28378	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699 Source Medium: Microfilm Page: December 1669 "John son of Thomas Whyteakers baptized the 1st Day"	Whitaker, John (I12268)
28379	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699, Microfilm Page: April 1670 "Thomas Whiteakers of the Mooreside buried the 3rd Day"	Whitaker, Thomas (I10267)
28380	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: January 1691 Text: Maria filia Marci Whitakers junior nata 27 Decembris & baptizata 6th January 1681	Whitaker, Mary (I12281)
28381	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: March 1663/4 Text: Dorithy wife of Thomas Whittackers buried the 21st Day	Soniare, Dorothy (I12349)
28382	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: March 1690/91 Text: Robertus fioius Marci Whiteakers bapt die 16	Whitaker, Robert (I12313)
28383	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: May 1693 Text: Susannah filia Marci Whiteakers bapt 7	Whitaker, Susannah (I12314)
28384	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: November 1697 Text: Benjamin son of Mark Whiteaker baptised 29th day	Whitaker, Benjamin (I12315)
28385	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts 1653-1699;; Microfilm Page: September 1694 Text: Susannah filia Marci Whiteakers sep die 18	Whitaker, Susannah (I12314)
28386	Source: Dewsbury Parish Register Transcripts, 1653-1699, Microfilm Page: April 1682 "Marcus Whiteakers sepultus 20 die"	Whitaker, Mark Sr. (I12269)
28387	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers West Yorkshire Archive Service, Wakefield Whitaker (& variant entries) Transcribed by Jennifer Pinner Page: August 1685 Text: Marcus filius Marci Whiteakers baptizat 6th	Whitaker, Mark (I12283)
28388	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers West Yorkshire Archive Service, Wakefield Whitaker (& variant entries) Transcribed by Jennifer Pinner Page: November 1683 Text: Johes filius Marci Whiteakers baptized 10 die	Whitaker, John (I12282)
28389	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers Whitaker (& variant entries) Transcribed by Jennifer Pinner Text: Thomas Whittakers of Chickenlay dyinge at Ecclesfeldein Bradford Parishe was buried there 26 Jun 1617 being Thursdaye after Midsomer daye.	Whitaker, Thomas Sr. (I10271)
28390	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 113 Text: 1 May 1627 Edward son of John Dey baptised.	Deye, Edward (I12361)
28391	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, Page 114 Text: 2 June 1627 Martha Whitakers buried	Whitaker, Martha (I12364)
28392	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 127 Text: Ma Marche 1632 MartinParker and Alice Whitakers marryed the fourthe day being Colloppe Monday	Family F7222
28393	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 127. "Aprill 1633 Elizabethe daughter of Thomas Whitakers of this towne baptized the first daye beinge Monday"	Whitaker, Elizabeth (I12270)
28394	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, Page 1601 Text: 6 Nov Grace dau of Averye Whittakers Baptised Father: Averye Whittakers	Whitaker, Grace (I12363)
28395	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 1618. Text: Aug Averie Whittekers buried ye viiith day Setterday after Lamas day. Note: Lammas Day is August 1, the festival of the wheat harvest. It was customary to bring to church a loaf made from the new crop, and the loaf was blessed.	Whitaker, Avery (I10269)
28396	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 45. Text: 1589 August 19 Averye Whitakers and Mary Greenwood married	Family F6603
28397	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 47. Text: Margrett Whytticars dau of Enricus Whyttakers bapt	Whitaker, Margaret (I12355)
28398	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 52 Text: 12 Aug 1593 Thomas Whitakers the younger and Jane South married	Family F7224
28399	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 53 Text: 26 Jan 1595 Rachell dau of Averye Whitakers bapt	Whitaker, Rachel (I12357)
28400	Source: Dewsbury Parish Registers publ 1898, Samuel Joseph Chadwick, Printed Joseph Ward 1898 Dewsbury, page 55 Text: 19 Jan 1596 Agnes daughter of Thomas Whitakers the younger baptised	Whitaker, Agnes (I12374)