James (#2) Kile-Coyle (M)b. 23 July 1749, d. 25 April 1806, #104
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| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | James (#1) Kile-Coyle b. circa 1700 | |
| Mother | Ann (__________) |
| Deed | ||
| Sources | Great grandson Jasper believed he was of Scotch Irish stock "who came to this country in an early year apparantly landing in PA, one branch of family going west to OH River near Pittsburgh, other branch going to VA then WV. Though this sounds like the usual "3 brothers going in diffent directions" theory, it is very likely true in this case. DNA tests of Kathryn Kyle Hall's brother shows a positive (25/25 match) between their line and Josiah Kile b. 1812 Pickaway Co., OHio and 36/37 match between James Kyle of County Tyrone, Ireland andher line. A branch on the OH River near Pittsburgh, would very easily have gone into southern Ohio, so this would be the clue to that Pickaway group. | |
| Note | Robert Kile-Coyle; DNA - Kathryn Kyle Hall's cousin Karl participated in DNA testing, and she said the test results came back on a Virginia man named Chris Kile. He and Kathryn's cousin do not match. Chris's great uncle was Orville Kile who wrote the Kile/Coil book. His research shows he is descended from Robert Kile, brother of James Kile #2. Kathryn goes on to say: There are 3 mutations or variations so the odds of us being related are minimal. So there are only a couple of possibilities - His research is wrong - my research is wrong. The DNA tests show a positive (25/25 match) between my line and Josiah Kile b. 1812 Pickaway Co., OHio and 36/37 match between James Kyle of County Tyrone, Ireland and my line. I guess the best thing now is to try to prove who Josiah's parents were and keep going back in time till I find where my line and his meet. With the one mutation, I will probably find that my line joins with the County Tyrone line back in Ireland, although the mutation is on a fast changing marker, so that could mean we could match over here with a common ancestor. He sent me his research, but I don't see how we fit into his line. And Josiah's parentage is a brick wall. I have hired two researchers in the past few months to go through records in Pickaway and they have found nothing on who his parents were. There was one comment in a county history book that said Josiah's sister's father was William Kile. LDS records also show a Joseph and a James as his father. Just when you thought you had your ancestors all nailed down, along comes a DNA test and stirs them all up again. Back to ye olde drawing board. DNA chart can be found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/ftdna041204.htm If anyone reading this on the web has any information on a Josiah Kile, b. 1812 Pickaway Co, with a sister Isabel, b. 1818 who married John Woolington, let us know. Later correspondance from Kathryn Kyle Hall: Orville Kile's book shows Robert as having a son William. This is - I believe- in error. That William Kile Sr., died in 1815 from cold plague, as did his wife and son William Jr. Chancery court records - Hampshire Co - p. 62 - 12 July 1813 - the heirs of Robert Kyle, deceased, are bringing suit against the widow and heirs of James Kyle (my James(2) and Robert was the executor of James' estate for return of money - the signatures for the suit - John and Frances Kile Stewart William and Catherine Kile Stage Robert Kile Rebeccah Kile John Kyle Anna Kyle Thomas Kyle Margery Kile Elizabeth Kile James Kile Matilda Daniel Kile Robert's widow, Hannah, signed for the minor children. There are 12 names - in the land records from 1817 through 1844, these same 12 names appear - and they say - selling my 1/12th part - nowhere is there the name of William Kile. That would explain why Chris Kile's DNA did not match our line of DNA. He descends from William Kile, Sr. We could not figure out why his DNA did not match ours - now we know - William Sr was NOT a son of Robert. Witness: Josiah Kile | |
| Baptism | 23 July 1749 | Tinkling Springs Presbyterian Church, Fisherville, Augusta Co., Virginia, Records of Baptism 1740-1749 Appendix F baptized by the Rev. John Craig. Tinkling springs is southeast of Staunton on the Fisherville Rd. James Coile was a tithable - between the court house and Tinkling Springs. William Coile also had a child Lettice, baptized there as did Robert Coil who baptized his son Barnett.1 |
| Residence | 3 May 1774 | Frederick Co., Virginia, History of the Kile homestead: House on Route 50, eastern slope of North Mountain. First the land was a petent from the Governor of Virginia to David Marple 3 May 1774. Then David Marple passed the land to Enoch Marple (any relation to Nancy Marple?). Heirs of Marple in Oct 1818 sold to James Jankins (is he the father of Sarah Jenkins?). James Jenkins sold to Reuben Kile 7 Sep 1836. Reuben Kile sold to Levi S Kile on 1 Sep 1839. Levi S Kile sold to William Seemer/Seymore on 27 Aug 18402 |
| Marriage | circa 1775 | Sarah (__________); Virginia1 |
| Deed | 1782 | Frederick Co., Virginia, owned 161 acres1 |
| Residence | 1782 | Frederick Co WV owned 161 acres - he and brother Robert on tax list 1782-1783 |
| TaxList | between 1782 and 1783 | Robert Kile-Coyle; Frederick Co., Virginia, on tax lists for 1782 & 17831 |
| Residence | 1787 | purchased farm west of Winchester (1 mile west of Gore) recorded in deed as "Cove Farm", 255 acres. (later sold by son Isaac)3 |
| Residence | between 1788 and 1789 | Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, in 1788 and 1789 he was constable1 |
| Deed | 4 September 1788 | Frederick Co., Virginia, James Kyle got 384 3/4 acres adjoining Keckleys land on or near the head branch of Back Creek.4 |
| Deed | 10 October 1796 | Frederick Co., Virginia, James Kile got 3 acres 3 r., 3 square poles on some drains of Back Creek near a gap of the North Mountain adjoining said Kile's other land and Samuel Smith and Mathias Grove.4 |
| Deed | 10 February 1798 | Frederick Co., Virginia, James Kiles got 3 acres 24 square poles on the west side of the great Road leading from Gossett's Smith shop to Pugh Town, adjoining Samuel Smith etc.4 |
| Marriage | 23 December 1802 | Sarah Freehafar; Frederick Co., Virginia, Frederick County Virginia Marriages 1771-1825 Complied & Edited by Eliza Timberlake Davis 1941 (SLC 6019214) pg 46 (spelled Freefar) On same page is Frederick Kyle/Ann Mauck 23 Jul 1803. Related? Note that there are no other people named Freefar. However, there are a lot of people named Freehafer, mainly from PA, so that is the likely spelling of her name. When next in SLC, look at film 31456 to get copy of the original record to do my own interpretation of the spelling of the name. |
| Will | Have copy of will (Evd 1307), admitted Feb 1806, which mentions James, Robert, William, Abraham, Isaac, "other 8 children", and brother Robert who was adm of estate. Wife not mentioned. (why was land not mentioned?). He lastly names his daughter Sarah to be taken care of by his brother and executor Robert. the others are to be bound out to some good trade. Kathryn Hall says: I take it then, that these 7 boys are under age - minors. (Or were there 8 boys plus daughter Sarah). From marriage and land records, I put in the names of those whom I believe these 7 to be. All subject to change. His will was admitted 25 Arp 1806 - Ezekiel Marple was one of the securities of the will with $4,000 bond. I wonder if James had wife #1 for the first 5 children whom he names individually in his will, then the other 8 children by wife #2, then wife #3 would be Sarah freefar, by whom he had no children, as indicated by her resigning all rights to her dower claim. If she had any children, she would not renouce her claim. Also, his will does not mention a wife. So, why in his will didn't he leave the land to someone? Even if this land was bought by his father, James #1, the land isn't mentioned in either will. (Kathryn Bassett note - in that time period, land automatically went to the oldest son, and didn't need mentioning in land or probate records) | |
| Death | 25 April 1806 | Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia1 |
| Deed | 3 May 1806 | (Grantor) Sarah Freehafar; Sarah Kile, widow of James, late of Frederick Co., quit claim to Robert Kile of Hampshire Co., executor of James' estate, her right of dower including lands on the head drains of Back Creek.5 Grantee: Robert Kile-Coyle |
| Deed | 20 May 1815 | (Grantor) John Kile; Frederick Co., Virginia, John Kile, son of James Kile deceased, sells land of his father to Moses Newbank.6 |
| Deed | 30 May 1816 | Frederick Co., Virginia, James, Sarah, Stephen and Thomas Kile sell lands on the drains of Back Creek to Moses Newbank. (This is land from their father's estate) Book 39, pg 237 (SLC 31388) This indenture the thirtieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between Francis Kile, Sarah Kile, and Stephen Kile & Thomas Kile of the one part and Moses Newbank of the other part, all of the county of Frederick and Commonwealth of Virginia. Whereas James Kile desc late of said county did by his last will and testament duly proved an recorded in the said county court of Frederick, will and devise to his several children a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Frederick and adjoining the lands of George Smith, Christian Schrach and others & being the same whereon the said Moses Newbanks how lives, together with another small tract near the same and adjoining said George Smith and Sampson SMith [___] and containing about fourteen acres more or less all of which said James Kile is seized. Now this indenture witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred twenty six dollars to the said [the siblings named again] ... more legal stuff. Recorded 6 Jan 1817. No indication that any of them are residing in another county, or that they have spouses that need to sign. Grantor: James (#3) Kile Grantor: Francis Kile Grantor: Sarah Kile Grantor: Thomas Kile Grantor: Stephen Kile |
| Deed | 2 May 1817 | Frederick Co., Virginia, Nathaniel Kile, a devisee of James Kile, deceased, sells land to Moses Newbank7 Grantor: Nathaniel Kile |
| Deed | 10 October 1818 | (Grantor) Francis Kile; Frederick Co., Virginia, Francis and Nancy Kile (Francis is son of James Kile, deceased) sells land to Moses Newbank.8 Witness: Nancy (widow of MARPOLE) |
| (EstateOf) Deed | 15 April 1822 | (Grantor) John Kile, (Grantor) Elizabeth Berrill; Frederick Co., Virginia, John and Elizabeth Kile sell land. This deed mentions Sarah Houseman, former widow of James Kile, deceased.9 |
| Deed | 11 November 1834 | (Grantor) Isaac Kile; Frederick Co., Virginia, Isaac Kile and wife Catharine of Frederick Co. VA to George D Harrison of same, $70, undivided interest of Isaac Kile in tract on drains of Back Creek on both sides of Winchester-Romney public road, same tract on which Moses Newbanks lately resided, consisting of four distinct tracts or surveys containing about 189 acres, being same land on which James Kile died seized and of which said Isaac Kile as one of his children and devisees is entitled to one undivided 9th part.10 |
| Deed | 27 November 1839 | (Grantor) Isaac Kile; Frederick Co., Virginia, Isaac Kile and wife Catharine of Frederick Co. to William Eliott of same, $70 interest of Kile and wife being 1/9th part in a tract commonly known as the Cove farm of which the late James Kile, father of said Isaac, died seized. said James Kile by his last will and testament devised said property to his eight children, together with his brother Robert to whom he gave a child's portion.11 |
| Family 1 | Sarah (__________) b. 19 February 1750, d. before 1802 | |
| Children | 1. | James (#3) Kile+ b. 10 Nov 1776, d. 3 Jul 1863 |
| 2. | Robert Kile b. c 1778 | |
| 3. | William Kile b. c 1780 | |
| 4. | Jacob Kile b. c 1782 | |
| 5. | Abraham Kile b. c 1783 | |
| 6. | Isaac Kile+ b. c 1784, d. c 1869 | |
| 7. | Thomas Kile b. c 1786 | |
| 8. | Reuben Kile b. c 1788 | |
| 9. | Stephen Kile+ b. c 1790, d. 24 Jun 1870 | |
| 10. | Nathaniel Kile b. c 1792 | |
| 11. | John Kile b. 1793 | |
| 12. | Francis Kile b. c 1794, d. 1865 | |
| 13. | Levi Kile b. c 1797 | |
| 14. | Sarah Kile b. c 1800, d. 2 May 1863 | |
| 15. | Henry Kile b. c 1800 |
Sarah (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Birth | 19 February 1750 | 1749/50 - A Connecticut connection is possible1 |
| Marriage | circa 1775 | James (#2) Kile-Coyle; Virginia1 |
| Death | before 1802 | Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia1 |
| Family | James (#2) Kile-Coyle b. 23 July 1749, d. 25 April 1806 | |
| Children | 1. | James (#3) Kile+ b. 10 Nov 1776, d. 3 Jul 1863 |
| 2. | Robert Kile b. c 1778 | |
| 3. | William Kile b. c 1780 | |
| 4. | Jacob Kile b. c 1782 | |
| 5. | Abraham Kile b. c 1783 | |
| 6. | Isaac Kile+ b. c 1784, d. c 1869 | |
| 7. | Thomas Kile b. c 1786 | |
| 8. | Reuben Kile b. c 1788 | |
| 9. | Stephen Kile+ b. c 1790, d. 24 Jun 1870 | |
| 10. | Nathaniel Kile b. c 1792 | |
| 11. | John Kile b. 1793 | |
| 12. | Francis Kile b. c 1794, d. 1865 | |
| 13. | Levi Kile b. c 1797 | |
| 14. | Sarah Kile b. c 1800, d. 2 May 1863 | |
| 15. | Henry Kile b. c 1800 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | William Underwood (ca 1733-1801 DE) b. 10 December 1733, d. 13 April 1801 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Dixon b. circa 1727, d. 11 March 1832 |
| Sources | Underwood Gen Dict J837 | |
| To-Do | Search New Castle Co DE | |
| Birth | 9 October 1762 | My son Joseph was born 9th of October 17621 |
| Marriage | 16 April 1793 | Sarah (__________) |
| Note | I'm sure there are a lot of unidentified kids and that Dixon is the youngest son since he was born when Joseph was 43 years old. | |
| Residence | To Tyler Co early 1800's per Evd 1103 (Audra Ash notes) | |
| Death | 1813 | Tyler Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | where buried? | |
| Sources | Per comment, there was a Joseph who bought 68 acres McElroy Fk bk 1 pg 134 in 1817. |
| Family | Sarah (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | Hugh Underwood+ d. c 1835 |
| 2. | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887)+ b. 15 Apr 1803, d. 2 Apr 1887 | |
| 3. | Sarah Underwood+ b. 1805, d. 27 Dec 1881 |
Sarah (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Marriage | 16 April 1793 | Joseph Underwood (1762-1813) |
| Family | Joseph Underwood (1762-1813) b. 9 October 1762, d. 1813 | |
| Children | 1. | Hugh Underwood+ d. c 1835 |
| 2. | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887)+ b. 15 Apr 1803, d. 2 Apr 1887 | |
| 3. | Sarah Underwood+ b. 1805, d. 27 Dec 1881 |
| Reference | 4G Grf x2, 124 | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell Descendant Chart for Robert S Ferrell Sr (Captain) |
| Father | Robert S Ferrell Sr (Captain) b. circa 1740, d. June 1829 | |
| Mother | Hannah (__________) b. circa 1740, d. after 1830 |
| Birth | 24 April 1763 | Winchester, Berkeley Co., West Virginia, Rev War pension application (extract Evd 713) says birth recorded in family Bible from register of Dr Morgan an Episcopal minister |
| Military | May 1779 | Morgantown, Monongalia Co., West Virginia, Entered service as a volunteer in Capt David Scott's company of VA militia |
| Marriage | Rebecca Bunner | |
| Census1810 | 1810 | Monongalia Co., West Virginia, pg 499 32101-11301 Witness: Rebecca Bunner |
| Event-Misc | 10 August 1813 | Morgantown, Monongalia Co., West Virginia, SLC 207194 Court envelope 208 James Ferrell vs Adam Fast for slander.1 |
| Census1820 | 1820 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 83 1m16-19 1m16-26 1m45+ 2f0-10 3f10-16 1f16-26 1f25-45. Assumption: wife dead and living with a daughter and her children, but the 16-19 (16-26) year old male is probably Eli. |
| Residence | 1822 | Monroe Co., Ohio, Sold land (when did he buy?) but MOVED to Monroe, OH in 1827. |
| Sources | Keelboatman per pension | |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Monroe Co., Ohio, Look it up (not yet looked up, based on pension) Witness: Rebecca Bunner |
| Pension | 4 April 1837 | Monroe Co., Ohio, Pension extract - James S Ferrell File S7697. State of Ohio, Monroe Co. 4th Day of April, 1837 - in order to obtain the benefits of the Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832, personally appeared in open court before the judges of the court of common pleas, James S Ferrell, a resident of Ohio Township in said county of Monroe and State of Ohio, aged 73 years, and made the following statement under oath: He entered the service of the US in the month of May 1779, being a little upwards of 16 years of age. He entered the militia as a voluntter in Capt. David Scott's company of VA Militia, Lt Tipton, Ensign Butler and Bazel Proctor, who was also a Lt and Col Mackintosh commander of the reg. Before he entered the service, he lived on the spot where Morgantown now stands in Monongalia County VA. He entered for 3 months but was detained much longer. The troops rendevouzed at Fort Pitt and marched down the Ohio River to the site of Fort Mackintosh, which fort they built. This fort consisted of 4 log houses 18 ft sq on each side, 16 in all and the angles at the corners were secured by stockades. He remained there 3 months and then a detachment under Lt Tipton, declarant being one of the number, marched in the night from Fort Mackintosh, crossed the river in bark canoes and arrived at Wheeling Fort some time the next night and garrisoned that fort until late in the month of December following, having been detained until other levies could be procured and was dismissed after the termination of 8 months, and then returned home. That the troops in frontier service did not always receive written discharges as the declarant believes many of the officers could not write. Afterwards, he thinks it was in the month of April 1780, or could have been in 1781, he enlisted in the company of his father, Capt. Robert Ferrel for one year at a blockhouse where Morgantown now stands, with Lt Murphy and Ensign Uriah Springer. They went down the Monongalia and Ohio Rivers to the mouth of Bear Grass Creek, built a fort on the same side of the river called Fort Defiance. This was just above the great falls of the Ohio. Soon after their arrival at the Fort Defiance, Gen Clark, the commanding officer went away, declarant cannot tell what became of him except that he left the troops to themselves. About the time Clark left, a man came up and hitched his horse near where the troops were parading. The Indians fire out of the neighboring candbrake and shot im through the ear. The troops went in pursuit and searched the canebrake, but found none of them. On the same day the Indians fired on 6 men in a boat at the mouth of Bear Grass Creek and killed them. One of these was Capt. Tipton. On the next day, Capt Ferrell moved his men across the Ohio and built a blockhouse on Bear Grass Creek. Capt Ferrll soon after sent a detachment of 200 men, declarant among them, to relieve the settlers for about 10 miles off and bring away the settlers who were greatly harrassed by the savages. They brought away the settlers who had taken refuge at the fort. Some time after this the troops were dismissed and the declarant and his father, Capt. Ferrel, returned home to the place where Morgantown now stands. At this time the declarant was in the service 7 months and received no written discharge and believes that none of the troops received written discharges. Afterward in May 1782, although it could have been in 1781, he enlisted as a volunteer during the campaign in the company of his father, Capt. Robt. Ferrel at the blockhouse where Morgantown now stands in Monongalia County VA where the troops under General Crawford rendevouzed. The company under Capt. Ferrel, to which this declarant belonged, joined Col. Crawford's army in which Col. John Dark was an officer. They went down the Ohio River in batteaux to the mouth of Big Beaver and then proceeded by land to the head waters of the Big Sandusky and there in themonth of July of the same years theyw ere met and attacked by Indians. He thinks it was in the 3rd night after the army had been attacked by the Indians Capt. Ferrel, being officer of the day, came riding into the encampment just before day-break and stated to Col. Crawford that the encampment was surrounded by Indians concluding his statement with this expression "Every man for himself and God for us all." Shortly thereafter this, the Indians fired upon the army on all sides and the troops immediately fled in confusion, every man seeking his own safety. Soon after, this declarant had his horse shot from under him and he ran on foot until next morning when finding a horse, he mounted him. This declarant travelled on through the wilderness in company with Capt. Ferrel and a few others sibsisting on such gave as chance offered. After enduring great hardship and distress they arrived at Fort Pitt. He and his father, Capt. Ferrel, went immediately home to where Morgantown now stands. He arrived home in Sept. of the last mentioned year having been absent 4 months from the time of his joining Col. Crawford's army. He risided for about 10 years near where Morgnatown now stands, and then removed to Ohio Township in Monroe Co., State of Ohio where he has since lived. He states he was born in Berkeley Co., Virginia where Winchester now stands on the 14 of April, 1763. He has a record of his age in his family Bible taken from the register of Dr Morgan an Episcopal minister in the then berkeley Co. VA. This declarant states the names of Rev. Rezin White and Robert Longwell who are acquainted with him in his present neighborhood who can testify to his character for veracity and their belief of his service as a soldier of the Revolution. /s/ James S. Ferrel /a/ James Gray, Deputy Clerk There is an affidavit signed by the character references, and a 17 Sep 1838 statement by James as to why it took so long to apply for the pension (3 people had been engaged to help and didn't). Then there is the following statement made when he moved to Tyler Co WV. County of Ohio, State of Virginia On the 18th day of December, 1838, before George Dulty, Justice of the Peace, appeared James S. Ferrel, who stated that his name was placed on the pension roll of the State of Ohio (Cincinnati) from when he has lately removed and that he now resides in Tyler Co. VA where he intends to remain and wished his pension to be payable to him there in the future. His reason for moving from Monroe Co OH to Tyler Co VA is his desire to spend the remainder of his life with his son who resides in Tyler Co. /s/ James S. Ferrel, John B. Ferrel - witness Pension granted to declarant, James S. Ferrel of $30.00 per annum commencing on the 4th day of March, 1831. The pension is on SLC 970967 frames 401-443 2,3 |
| Residence | before 18 December 1838 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, By then he was back in WV, as he signed an afidavit that day to get his pension transferred to Tyler County. |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 25 1m5-10 1m70-80 (James) 1f10-15 1f20-30 1f60-70 (Rebecca?). James & Rebecca also appear w/same configuration plus a few more 20-30 yr olds on page 2. Witness: Rebecca Bunner |
| Death | after 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, find death/where buried? |
| Family | Rebecca Bunner b. before 1765 | |
| Children | 1. | Robert Ferrell b. 1792 |
| 2. | James Ferrell+ b. 1794, d. 9 Oct 1865 | |
| 3. | John B Ferrell+ b. 1796 | |
| 4. | Elisha T Ferrell+ b. 1 Dec 1798, d. 19 Aug 1889 | |
| 5. | Eli Ferrell+ b. 1803, d. 23 Jul 1860 | |
| 6. | Hannah (?) Ferrell | |
| 7. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 8. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 9. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 10. | Amy (?) Ferrell |
| Reference | 4G Grm x2, 125 | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | John Bunner b. circa 1750, d. before 8 October 1810 | |
| Mother | Martha (__________) d. between 1818 and 1819 |
| Birth | before 1765 | |
| Marriage | James S Ferrell | |
| (Witness) Census1810 | 1810 | James S Ferrell; Monongalia Co., West Virginia, pg 499 32101-11301 |
| Event-Misc | 22 April 1813 | Monongalia Co., West Virginia, SLC #207194 - Court envelope 210a Rebecca Frerrell vs Richard Smith. Basically, son Robert (in Winchester) sent $20 to his mother by way of Richard Smith. Richard swears that while he was in Baltimore, he was robbed of $765 including the $20. Eventually, Rebecca received $19.291 |
| (Witness) Census1830 | 1830 | James S Ferrell; Monroe Co., Ohio, Look it up (not yet looked up, based on pension) |
| (Witness) Census1840 | 1840 | James S Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 25 1m5-10 1m70-80 (James) 1f10-15 1f20-30 1f60-70 (Rebecca?). James & Rebecca also appear w/same configuration plus a few more 20-30 yr olds on page 2. |
| Family | James S Ferrell b. 24 April 1763, d. after 1840 | |
| Children | 1. | Robert Ferrell b. 1792 |
| 2. | James Ferrell+ b. 1794, d. 9 Oct 1865 | |
| 3. | John B Ferrell+ b. 1796 | |
| 4. | Elisha T Ferrell+ b. 1 Dec 1798, d. 19 Aug 1889 | |
| 5. | Eli Ferrell+ b. 1803, d. 23 Jul 1860 | |
| 6. | Hannah (?) Ferrell | |
| 7. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 8. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 9. | (__________) Ferrell | |
| 10. | Amy (?) Ferrell |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | William Hay(e)s b. 1748, d. 18 October 1819 | |
| Mother | Susanah (__________) b. 1747, d. 10 January 1823 |
| (Witness) Misc | William Straight; SLC 175044 Tyler Co WV Order Book (2nd item on roll) Wm Straight vs Elisha Ferrell & James Hays pg 91, 114, 137, 161 suit about land (1842) . Pg 161 "a motion on a bond taken for the forth coming of property at the day of sale." | |
| Birth | 15 October 1772 | Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia |
| Marriage | 1792 | Elizabeth Dragoo (Dragaud) |
| Death | 8 June 1860 | Wetzel Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | Hays Cemetery on Bates Farm, Jacksonburg (aka Lot), Wetzel Co., West Virginia | |
| Probate | 1861 | Will date 27 Sep 1854 probate in 1861 - bk 1 pg 33 |
| Family | Elizabeth Dragoo (Dragaud) b. 29 April 1774, d. 7 July 1848 | |
| Children | 1. | Levi Hay(e)s b. 10 Dec 1794, d. 12 Nov 1882 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Hay(e)s | |
| 3. | Susanna Hay(e)s+ d. 11 Mar 1845 | |
| 4. | Sallie Hay(e)s | |
| 5. | John Evans Hay(e)s | |
| 6. | Gilly Hay(e)s+ b. 2 Sep 1807 | |
| 7. | James N Hay(e)s b. 1810, d. a 1854 | |
| 8. | Edmund W Hay(e)s+ b. 8 Oct 1815, d. 13 Mar 1870 | |
| 9. | Malinda Hay(e)s+ b. 14 Aug 1818 |
| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | John Dragoo (Dragaud) b. 25 January 1748, d. 1823 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth 'Betsy' Straight d. 1786 |
| Birth | 29 April 1774 | Pricketts Fort, Marion Co., West Virginia, (French descent) |
| Marriage | 1792 | James Hay(e)s |
| Death | 7 July 1848 | Wetzel Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | Hays Cemetery on Bates Farm, Jacksonburg (aka Lot), Wetzel Co., West Virginia |
| Family | James Hay(e)s b. 15 October 1772, d. 8 June 1860 | |
| Children | 1. | Levi Hay(e)s b. 10 Dec 1794, d. 12 Nov 1882 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Hay(e)s | |
| 3. | Susanna Hay(e)s+ d. 11 Mar 1845 | |
| 4. | Sallie Hay(e)s | |
| 5. | John Evans Hay(e)s | |
| 6. | Gilly Hay(e)s+ b. 2 Sep 1807 | |
| 7. | James N Hay(e)s b. 1810, d. a 1854 | |
| 8. | Edmund W Hay(e)s+ b. 8 Oct 1815, d. 13 Mar 1870 | |
| 9. | Malinda Hay(e)s+ b. 14 Aug 1818 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | Joseph Tomlinson Jr (Capt) (II) b. 12 October 1745, d. 30 May 1825 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Harkness b. 2 March 1757, d. 1 May 1841 |
| Source | Sources from several correspondents. My Evd # 355d | |
| Birth | 24 October 1775 | Grave Creek, Ohio Co., West Virginia, date per Bible1 |
| Marriage | Mary Delong | |
| Death | 1808 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Killed by a runaway slave. |
| Family | Mary Delong b. 1774 | |
| Children | 1. | Joseph D Tomlinson (IV)+ b. 29 Dec 1799, d. 17 Sep 1848 |
| 2. | Robert Tomlinson+ b. 1802 |
| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | George Delong b. circa 1745, d. circa 1820 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth "Jane" Ward b. 1748, d. circa 27 August 1818 |
| Birth | 1774 | |
| Marriage | Robert Tomlinson Sr | |
| Marriage | 5 March 1809 | Fleming Davidson; Phyllis Slater of Wheeling WV says that she found the marriage record in Belmont Co OH, and was surprised to find it there instead of WV. However, though there are several Mary Delong marriages in Belmont county, there are none to a Davidson, and Fleming Davidson doesn't show up as a groom either. (SLC 317290, and Ancestry index) |
| Deed | 3 June 1822 | Fleming Davidson; Ohio Co., West Virginia, An Indenture Deed signed by Mary and her husband Fleming Davidson on June 3, 1822 states they were living in Virginia at that time. Mary and her husband Fleming were living in Ohio Co., VA (now WV) on Oct. 30, 1822 as corroborated by a document concerning the sale of the lands of Mary's deceased father George DeLong. Mary signed the document "with her mark" so she evidently could not write.1 |
| Family 1 | Robert Tomlinson Sr b. 24 October 1775, d. 1808 | |
| Children | 1. | Joseph D Tomlinson (IV)+ b. 29 Dec 1799, d. 17 Sep 1848 |
| 2. | Robert Tomlinson+ b. 1802 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | John McClure Jr b. circa 1723, d. July 1811 | |
| Mother | Martha Denny |
| Birth | circa 1770 | Cumberland (was Lancaster) Co., Pennsylvania |
| Residence | PA to WV and back to PA per pg 72 of McClure book. Lived Alleghany Co then Beaver Co where he had a tavern in 1800 and was county commissioner 1805-1806, then shortly after to WV | |
| Marriage | Margaret Gillis |
| Family | Margaret Gillis | |
| Children | 1. | Mary McClure |
| 2. | (__________) McClure | |
| 3. | John McClure | |
| 4. | Margarget McClure | |
| 5. | Indiana K McClure+ b. 19 Oct 1806, d. 20 Feb 1893 | |
| 6. | William McClure | |
| 7. | Denny Hoge McClure | |
| 8. | James McClure d. Sep 1854 |
Margaret Gillis (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Marriage | Denny McClure |
| Family | Denny McClure b. circa 1770 | |
| Children | 1. | Mary McClure |
| 2. | (__________) McClure | |
| 3. | John McClure | |
| 4. | Margarget McClure | |
| 5. | Indiana K McClure+ b. 19 Oct 1806, d. 20 Feb 1893 | |
| 6. | William McClure | |
| 7. | Denny Hoge McClure | |
| 8. | James McClure d. Sep 1854 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | John Pipes Jr (Capt) b. 1739, d. 6 August 1821 | |
| Mother | Jemima Harriman d. Prior 1777? |
| Note | John was possibly the father of Hiram born 1784, believed to be the illegitiment son of Sarah Carter who married Southard and Poe. She's later on tax list as Pipes. Maybe she married John Pipes before he's in Green Co PA 1794. Hiram Carter uses the Pipes name by 1809. | |
| Birth | Circa 1766-68 | North Carolina |
| Residence | 1780's | Possibly w/father in Surry Co NC in 1780's |
| Census1790 | 1790 | Salisbury District, Surry Co., North Carolina, 3m16+ (includes John), 1m0-16 (Hiram Carter?), 6females (Sarah Carter among them?) |
| Marriage | between 1794 and 1799 | Eleanor "Nellie" Slater; Fort Jackson, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Marr IGI 1553275 batch F(?)505638-30 proxy LDS (MY NOTES CRYPTIC, CHECK IT OUT) |
| Census1800 | 1800 | Franklin Township, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 30011001 Witness: Eleanor "Nellie" Slater |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Franklin Twnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 1m15-20 (Washington) 1m60-70 (John) 1f50-60 (Nellie) Witness: Eleanor "Nellie" Slater Witness: Washington Pipes |
| Deed | 20 February 1832 | Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, (Evd 1140) John sold 2 tracts of land (170 acres) to soninlaw (or future soninlaw) John Morris. Witnesses were son James, son John Jr, son Isaac, and Sam Rinehart. Recorded 13 Jun 1838 in Deed book 8 page 354 as part of PROBATE. It was an "agreement" that in exchange for the land, John Morris agreed to keep John Pipes during his natural life in meat, drink, apparel, lodging and washing, and everything neccesary for him. Plus he paid $1200 (payment terms written in as well) (see also later deed dated 2 Jan 1840 that was part of his probate) |
| Death | circa 1838 | |
| Probate | 1 February 1838 | Estate #878 Will bk 2 pg 92 (Evd 716) Letter of Adm granted to James Pipes 1 Feb 1838 w/George Odenbaugh & Wm Seats as sureties. SEE IF MORE OF HIS ESTATE EXISTS BESIDES THE LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION |
| Deed | 2 January 1840 | Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Grantor index (Greene Co PA) v. N-Q 1796-1941 Film 864520, v9 film 857249 John Est (James Admr) to John Morris (1840) 9 Oct 1841 v9 pg 393 223 acres concerns the disposition of the land after John died. |
| Family | Eleanor "Nellie" Slater b. 24 February 1775, d. 7 June 1831 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Pipes b. Sep 1790 |
| 2. | Thomas Pipes | |
| 3. | Abner Pipes+ b. bt 1796 - 1797, d. 21 Jan 1863 | |
| 4. | Isaac Pipes (Possible Son) b. 1798 | |
| 5. | Windsor Pipes+ b. 6 Feb 1798, d. 25 Feb 1860 | |
| 6. | James S Pipes+ b. 14 Jan 1800, d. 5 Sep 1881 | |
| 7. | John Pipes Jr+ b. c 1803, d. 7 Apr 1847 | |
| 8. | Jemima Pipes b. bt 1808 - 1809, d. bt 3 May 1875 - 1876 | |
| 9. | Washington Pipes+ b. bt 1816 - 1818 | |
| 10. | (__________) Pipes |
| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | Thomas Slater b. 4 February 1739, d. 24 January 1814 | |
| Mother | Eleanor (__________) b. 10 January 1746, d. 10 May 1813 |
| Birth | 24 February 1775 | Pennsylvania, per son's 1880 census |
| Marriage | between 1794 and 1799 | John Pipes; Fort Jackson, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Marr IGI 1553275 batch F(?)505638-30 proxy LDS (MY NOTES CRYPTIC, CHECK IT OUT) |
| (Witness) Census1800 | 1800 | John Pipes; Franklin Township, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 30011001 |
| (Witness) Census1830 | 1830 | John Pipes; Franklin Twnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 1m15-20 (Washington) 1m60-70 (John) 1f50-60 (Nellie) |
| Death | 7 June 1831 | |
| Burial | Hookstown Cemetery, Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania |
| Family | John Pipes b. Circa 1766-68, d. circa 1838 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Pipes b. Sep 1790 |
| 2. | Thomas Pipes | |
| 3. | Abner Pipes+ b. bt 1796 - 1797, d. 21 Jan 1863 | |
| 4. | Isaac Pipes (Possible Son) b. 1798 | |
| 5. | Windsor Pipes+ b. 6 Feb 1798, d. 25 Feb 1860 | |
| 6. | James S Pipes+ b. 14 Jan 1800, d. 5 Sep 1881 | |
| 7. | John Pipes Jr+ b. c 1803, d. 7 Apr 1847 | |
| 8. | Jemima Pipes b. bt 1808 - 1809, d. bt 3 May 1875 - 1876 | |
| 9. | Washington Pipes+ b. bt 1816 - 1818 | |
| 10. | (__________) Pipes |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | George Ludwig (Lewis) Coffinberry (Immigrant 1752) b. 1728, d. February 1813 | |
| Mother | Maria Veronica Kimmel b. 16 January 1726, d. before 23 July 1813 |
| To-Do | Find out everything I can find on Coffinbury-Lewis in Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, & Tyler counties. Talk to tax assessors office about the various Jacob Lewis lands to sort out who is who. Keep in mind that Middle Island Creek property was then in Ohio co (Wheeling) 1801 daughter Mary supposedly born in Sistersville (now Tyler co). North to south Hancock 1848 from Brook, county seat New Cumberland Brooke 1796 from Ohio, county seat Wellsburg Ohio 1776 from Agusta, county seat Wheeling Marshall 1835 from Ohio, county seat Moundsville Wetzel 1846 from Tyler, county seat New Martinsville Tyler 1814 from Ohio, county seat Middlebourne Pleasants 1851 from Ritchie-Tyler-Wood, county seat Saint Marys Follow up on sister Catherine who marr 1) Young, then 2) Benjamin Harvey - where buried? | |
| Negative | Nothing in Superior court records (SLC 175049) of Tyler Co. WV | |
| Event-Misc | William Ankrom; Robert Speece is desended from William Ankrom and Mary Elizabeth Howell. In 2006, he is 85 years old. In 1965, he took a photo of the log house of Jacob Lewis (the young people in photo are his children). The next time he was on Sheet's Run was in 1975 by which time the log house was gone. All that remained of William Ankrom's log house was pile of some chimney stones. The properties in the area had been purchased for back taxes and the log houses had been removed from the area, some to be disassembled and reassembled elsewhere. Robert said that prior to 1965, the last time he was on Sheet's Run was 1938 just before he entered the Marine Corp. At that time, Jacob Lewis' log house was owned and occupied by Maggie Greenwalt who acquired it in 1905 through her father's will. She was 75 and living alone as she always had. Her father, John T Greenwalt had purchased it from Levi Steed, who acquired it from Abraham Howell, William Ankrom's fatherinlaw. It was from Jacob Lewis' house that William Ankrom's brotherinlaw went off to the Civil War never to return from Andersonville. William Ankrom purchased 50 acres on the south side of Sheets Run along Cedar Run and for awhile lived in a house there which he later gave to a daughter. Meanwhile, he purchased from a man named Morgan, one acre on the north side of Sheets Run. In the deed for the one acre, the deed refers to the parcel as "formerly the Sheets Run School House". With the Jacob Lewis house only 100 yards away and all those kids, is it possible that some of them went to school in the Sheets Run School House? TO DO on the 2006 WV trip how/when did Howel get land from Jacob? trace Ankrom's one acre in deed books take current pictures of the area1 | |
| Negative | No connection to any of the Lewis families in the Guy Tetrick papers | |
| Story | This is my proof that Jacob LEWIS, my ancestor code 126; and Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY, son of immigrant George Ludwig Coffenberry; are one and the same person. Two independant sources indicate someone who dropped the Coffenberry and went by Lewis. One source is from the Coffenberry genealogy book written by Beatrice Scott which says "It has been the impression among relatives in Cleveland Ohio that ... one changed his last name to Lewis." She also quotes a 1927 letter from Arthur S Coffinberry of Lakewood Ohio "I have heard my father say that a certain Senator Lewis of West Virginia was supposed to have been a descendant." The other name change source is a 1940 letter (Evd 108) that I have that was written by the granddaughter of Rachel Lewis, who was the granddaughter of Jacob Lewis aka Coffenberry. The letter in part says "Mima was under the impression that Grandmother (Rachel) was a Parker. But she wasn't. Her father's name was Lewis Coffenberry and I believe it was Jacob Lewis Coffenberry. I'm not quite sure about the Jacob, anyway the whole family went by name of Lewis instead of Coffenberry." ... "it might be that great grandmother was married to a Parker before or after the Coffenberry." The reference to Parker was because Rachel's mother was a Parker per the pension. Jacob LEWIS was born 1755 in Berkeley Co WV (see pension) where immigrant George Ludwig's children were born at that time period. By his 1816 second marriage he was in Tyler Co WV. Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY & his sister Catherine (relic of Henry Young) were in Ohio Co WV (next to Tyler Co) in 1814 according to Berkeley Co deed book 21 pg 221a (Evd 1329) when they appointed Salathiel Curtis (who was son of James Curtis in next paragraph) to get their share of inheritance from their father's estate. Jacob LEWIS had a brother-in-law named James Curtis who lived in Berkeley Co at the time of the Rev (see pension) and was now residing in Ohio Co, and Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY also had a brother-in-law named James Curtis who was in Berkeley Co. There is no evidence to suggest that there was more than one James Curtis in Berkeley Co at that time period. This along with the two independent sources regarding a name change are compelling evidence to support their being the same person. A 1940 letter that I have (Evd 108) says that he lived in Sheets Run, Tyler, West Virginia as does his will. The land was sold in 1845 by Rachel & husband Eli Ferrell, Catherine, John, and Jane & husband John Weekley. The 1940 letter in part says ... "two sisters, one married a Weekley, the other a Buckhannon" ... "There is one person living who might know more than this and that is Marvin Nichols grandson of Aunt Jane Weekley ... Marvin's mother was Rachel Weekley Nichols". The other interesting thing that needs to be found out - why did the family only know about the 3 youngest girls, and why are the first 8 children virtually disinherited with only $1 each? Was it because they were already of age? I need to do further tracking of those 8 kids.2 | |
| Birth | 15 April 1755 | Berkeley Co. (then Augusta Co.), West Virginia, Birth from pension record #8044 (Evd 1327) |
| Military | between 1775 and 1776 | Jacob Lewis born 15 Apr 1755 in Berkeley Co WV. Names of parents not given. While residing in Berkeley Co, he was Ensign in Captain Isaac Evans' Co of VA militia. Volunteered sometime in 1775. Served 5 months as private in Capt Geo Scott's Co of VA troops, & was in engagement at Brunswick NJ. Served as Ensign from early summer of 1776, 4 months in Capt James Buckels' company under Major Wm Morgan, marched to Ft Pitt & down the Ohio River to "Raritan Bottom Fort". Again enlisted & served 5 months as private in Captain Ambrose's Co, Lt Col John Morrow's VA regiment, marched to mouth of Big Beaver & assisted in building Ft Laurens. Extracted from pension file W8044 for Jacob LEWIS (SLC 971556-Evd 1327). |
| Marriage | Circa 1775-85? | Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Curtis |
| Event-Misc | 24 September 1779 | Berkeley, West Virginia, Jacob Coffenbarry vs Michael Bowland - In _etinue Thei ____ dismissed being agreed by the parties.3 |
| Residence | 1787 | Frederick Co., West Virginia, per Schreiner-Yantis book the 1787 Frederick Co WV tax list A shows Jacob Lewis taxed on 2 horses 4 cattle |
| CAUTION | Remember that this is a WORKING database. The various court and deed records that are in Ohio County might be a different Jacob Lewis. The only evidence that I have that MY Jacob Lewis is in Ohio county is the 3 Jun 1814 entry with his sister. The rest of My Jacob's entries are in Tyler county. So part OR all of the Ohio county entries might be moot. | |
| Event-Misc | 20 July 1806 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs Peter Noel $70.194 |
| Event-Misc | 11 February 1807 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs Joseph McCoy $3095 |
| Deed | 10 June 1807 | deed bk 6 pg 376, Wheeling, Ohio Co., West Virginia, may be a different guy so not copying whole thing. Jonathan & Hannah Zane sold to Jacob Lewis of Ohio Co $65 a lot #22 of ground in the town of Wheeling, laid off by the said Jonathan Zane on the main street extending 66 ft in front along the said main street and 130 ft back from the line of said main street. (SLC 855589) |
| Event-Misc | 7 July 1807 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs William Palmer, case & appearance bond, Capias6 |
| Event-Misc | 10 December 1807 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs William Batton, debt - Jacob "of the town of Wheeling"7 |
| Event-Misc | 1808 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Pettion for a road on Wheeling Creek. Has an original signature8 |
| Event-Misc | 8 March 1808 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs William Palmer, debt, 2 summons9 |
| Event-Misc | 4 July 1808 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Samuel Sprigg & Jacob Lewis examiners and William Wilson surveyor, order and report. Possible original signature.9 |
| Event-Misc | 4 April 1809 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis & Hosea Morgan vs Bottom, Evans, & Updegraff re a debt10 |
| Event-Misc | 10 April 1809 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Felty Holmes, Henry Madden, Joseph Howard, Abrm Colman, Jacob Lewis, and Robert Purteman, owners. Statement for work done with team on road.11 |
| Event-Misc | before 1810 | Undated, pre 1810 Jacob Lewis vx Peter Noel $69.6912 |
| Event-Misc | 19 March 1810 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis vs Wm Palmer $25.8313 |
| Census1810 | August 1810 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, pg 8 1m0-10 (John?) 1m10-16 (Jacob Jr) 1m16-25 (Aaron) 1m45+ (Jacob Sr) 2f0-10 1f10-16 (Mary, Sarah, and Nancy) Witness: Mary Parker Witness: Aaron Lewis Witness: Jacob C Lewis Witness: Mary Lewis Witness: John Lewis |
| Note | 1810 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Another Jacob Lewis in 1810 Ohio Co pg 1 1m10-16 2m16-20 1m26-45 2f0-10 2f16-26. The ages are wrong to be the son, so this is probably another Lewis family. |
| Deed | 3 September 1810 | deed bk 7 pg 50, Middle Island Creek, Ohio Co., West Virginia, This indenture made this third day of September one thousand eight hundred and ten between William Perine? Paine? of Ohio County and State of Virginia of the one part and Jacob Lewis of the same place of the other part witnesseth that the said William Paine for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars to him on hand paid the receipt thereof is herby acknowledged hath granted ... following tracts or parcels of land situate on the waters of Middle Island Creek in said Ohio County and bounded as followeth the first beginning at a poplar corner to said Lewis and Benjamin Ford (or Fort or Firth) thence south 56 degrees east 77 poles to a hickory then south 17 degrees west 90 poles to a beech on the creek bank then north 33 degrees west 90 poles to a black oak corner to lands claimed by William McCoy then north 84 degrees west 20 poles to a stake corner to Benjn Ford and with his line north 40 degrees east 90 poles to the beginning containing fifty acres and the other piece or parcel of land beginning at black oak and from corner to B Fort[?] therewith his line north 82 degrees west 326 poles to a [black? beach?] then north 200 poles to a white oak then south 79 degrees east 245 poles to a maple and sugar tree then south 20 degrees east 245 poles to the beginning containing three hundred sixty six acres... to have and to hold ... etc.14 |
| Deed | 24 December 1810 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, SLC 855590 v.6 pg.395-6 Jacob & Mary of Ohio Co sold property to pay debts, to Georg Bryan & Wm Schtatter of Philadelphia and Benedict Dorsey, George Shaw, Wm Paxton, James Ohara. Witn Noah Zane, M Yarnall, A Hamilton, Noah Livesly. and in Louisville, Jefferson, KY 14 Sep 1812 the deed was acknowledged by Jacob to "be his act and deed". Was this a different Jacob? Else why was he in KY? NOTE: my Jacob didn't marry Mary til 1816, so is this proof of a different Jacob & Mary? V.7 pg.426 is Mary Lewis relinquishing dower right in 1813. |
| Event-Misc | 25 January 1811 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis & Hosea Morgan vs Joshua Bottom, Thos. Evans, Moses Ch(plaign?), Josiah Updegraff. Interest due from 28 Apr 180915 |
| Event-Misc | 1812 | Jacob Lewis to commission with copy interrogations in suit in ___ Thos. Evans 0.9016 |
| Source | 26 August 1812 | In father's will (Evd 1328) |
| (MentionedIn) Will | 26 August 1812 | George Ludwig (Lewis) Coffinberry (Immigrant 1752); will bk 5 pg 59, Berkeley Co., West Virginia, I George Lewis Coffinberger of the County of Berkley & State of Virginia, being of sound & perfect mind & memory do on this 26th day of Augt 1812 make and ordain this my last will & testament in the manner & form & allowing making void all other former wills heretofore made by me to viz 1st I give and bequeath to my wife Fanny Coffenbarger the sole use and profits of my whole estate both real and personal of whatsoever kind I may own at the time of my death during her natural life. 2nd It is my will & desire that the proceeds of my estate real & personal after the payment of my just debts & all necessary expenses & charges shall be equally divided between my eight daughters and sons herein after named to vis. Mary Newman, Elizabeth Curtus, Nancy Seybert, Fanny Sipp, Sarah McCasland, Catherine Young, Jacob Coffenberger, & George Cofffenberger or their living children to be equally divided between them share & share alike except the part bequeathed Sarah McCaslin her equal part is to be put to interest by my executors and she is only to receive the legal interest thereof during her life & at her death it is to be equally divided between all her living children. 3rd I hereby consititue & appoint my friends Thomas C Smith & Obed Wait the sole executors of this my last will & testament it will be understood that my executors are fully authorized to sell real estae as well as personal & convey in full authority in witness whereof I have herunto set my hand & seal the date and year above written my executor are not to give any security for the performence as executors. Signed sealed published in presence of us the subscribers Witnesses: Jacob Hesse, Richard Gartrel, James Riddle, Conrad Hogmire George L Coffenberger (seal) (SLC film 831253) |
| Event-Misc | 15 November 1813 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis for the use of Gerg Bryan & Wm Schlatter vs Thos Evans. Interest from 4 Jan 181317 |
| Event-Misc | 30 November 1813 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis & Hosea Morgan vs Bottom, Evans, & Updegraff re a debt18 |
| (Witness) History | 1814 | Tyler county formed from Ohio county |
| Residence | 1814 | Jeremiah Williams district, Ohio Co., West Virginia, List of taxable property & tythables includes Jacob Lewis with 1 male above 16 and 4 horses, mares, mules. Alphabetical list and there are others of Lewis surname - Ezekiel, Edmond, William, George, Aaron19 Witness: Aaron Lewis Witness: George L Lewis |
| TaxList | 1814 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, There are two Jacob Lewis' taxed in 1814 - one with 2 horses, mares, colts, mules, the other with 3 (SLC 1870185 #2) None taxed in 1815, 1816, 1817 (SLC 1870186) |
| Event-Misc | 21 January 1814 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, More of the 30 Nov 1813 case20 |
| Event-Misc | 16 February 1814 | Ohio Co., West Virginia, John Miller & Wm Amos vs Thomas Ebans & Jacob Lewis re $7.8621 |
| CAUTION | 3 June 1814 | He's known as Coffenberger in the transaction with sister - but was he going by Coffenberger then or by Lewis, and just using Coffenberger for the document. Consider that he had not dropped the Coffinberry part of name. |
| Residence | 3 June 1814 | Catherine Coffinberry; Ohio Co., West Virginia, Jacob Coffenberry & sister Catherine are in Ohio Co WV - Know all men by these presents that we Jacob L Coffenberger & Catharine Young widow and relic of Henry Young decd both of Ohio County ... appoint Salathial Curtis (Berkeley Co.)... lawful attorney ... power of attorney.22 |
| Marriage | 17 December 1816 | Mary Parker; Tyler Co., West Virginia, per pension record. |
| Event-Misc | 13 January 1817 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, John Stewart Jr Inquisition & Report on Mill Site Condemned. - The sheriff was told to make a jury of 12 men to look at John Stewart's land and report the convenience & inconveninece and consequential damage that would result by the erection of a mill dam across Middle Island Creek from Stewart's land on either side of the creek. The jurors were: Linsey Ankrom, Wm Ankrom, Harry Franks, Rob _____, John Bulman, Joseph McCoy, Thomas Jones, Wm McCoy, Wm Dyson, John Hays, James Madden, Peter Bald, & Jacob Lewis. They decided the mill would not be injurious but that Jacob Lewis whose land the dam will jut agains will sustain damage to the amount of $15 and the land "which we condemn is bounded" beginning at the corner of Jacob Lewis orchard fence.16 |
| Event-Misc | 1817 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Fall term 1817 and Fall term 1818 Jacob Lewis vs Linsay Ankrom for tresspass23 |
| Census1820 | August 1820 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 84 1m 10-16 (John) 1m45+ (Jacob) 1f45+ (Mary) Witness: Mary Parker Witness: John Lewis |
| Deed | Note that some of these later deeds may belong to son Jacob | |
| Deed | 9 October 1823 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, #475 Jacob Lewis locates fifty acres of land in Tyler County by virtue of a treasury warrant for 400 acres ___ issued 26 Feb 1816 to Ralph Smith who assigned 100 acres to James Morris who assign the same to Jacob Lewis on the headwaters of Thomas Run to begin at a white oak starting on the main branch of said Thomas Run to run a North East course 80 poles and North westerly for quantity.24 |
| Religion | between 1825 and 1828 | Newport, Washington Co., Ohio, approx - There was an Elder Jeremiah Dale who went into Tyler county, preaching... one of his regular stops was at Newport Ohio (across river from St Mary's & Belmont WV), about 10 miles south of Long Reach). "Jacob Lewis, a worthy Baptist, lived on Sheet's Run back of Long Reach. He was accustomed to attending the meetings at Newport. He obtained a promise from Mr Dale to preach on Long Reach Bottom if a meeting place could be found. Lewis went to the home of William Johnson and though neither he nor his wife were Baptists, it was arranged that the preaching would be at his house. Mr Dale preached there for some time and the Johnsons also went to the Newport meetings. They... need to copy more |
| Deed | 11 December 1825 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob & Mary Lewis sold 50 acres to William Wells for $600. Land on waters of Middle Island Creek beginning at a poplar.25 |
| Map | circa 1826 | Sheets Run, Tyler Co. & Pleasants Co., West Virginia, Map name is Ben's Run lat 392745N long 081-01-33W source 392848N 081-03-39W Map ref 39081-D1 |
| Deed | 1826 | Sheets Run, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1826 he bought 52 acres on Sheets Run, Tyler, WV (book 1 pg 141) Have grant record in VA, need to copy deed book record - strange, not on bk 1 pg 382 of Tyler deeds (SLC 855954) Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List |
| Deed | 13 June 1826 | Sheets Run, Tyler Co., West Virginia, (Numbers are spelled out on document). Grants 75 page 66 for 50 acres on Sheets Run, a branch of Middle Island Creek 13 Jun 1826. John Taylor Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Know Ye, That in conformity with a Survey, made on the 6th day of October 1835, by virtue of a land office Treasury Warrant No. 5615 ____ February 26th 1826, there is granted by the said Commonwealth unto Jacob Lewis A certain tract or parcel of land containing 50 acres situated in the County of Tyler on Sheets run a branch of Middle Island creek and bounded as followeth, to wit: Beginning at a small sugar tree starting near a drain corner to Peter Ball in a line of John Dare from thence with said Ball's line north 37 degrees, west 160 poles to two poplars, thence south 30 degrees, west 105 poles to a white oak in a line of Jacob Lewis, and thence with the same south 85 degrees, east 153 poles to the beginning. To have and to hold the said tract of parcel of land with the appurtenances to the said Jacob Lewis and his heirs forever. In witness whereof, the said John Taylor Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the lesser seal of the Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the 13th day of June in the year of our Lord 1826 and the Commonwealth the 15th. The actual survey is in the Tyler Co Survey records and is dated 6 Oct 1825 In the original warrant register, warrants 5611-5616 are missing from the microfilm26,27,28 |
| Deed | 11 December 1826 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Deed book 2 pg 207 (SLC 855954) This indenture made this December the 11th day of one thousand eight hundred and twenty six between Jacob Lewis of Tyler county and State of Virginia on the one part and William Wells of the same place of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Jacob Lewis for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell unto the said William Wells a tract of land situate on the waters of Middle Island Creek in Tyler county of State of Virginia, and bounded as follows (viz) Beginning at a poplar corner to another tract held by sd Lewis & Benjamin Fort, thence south 56 degrees East 77 poles to a hickory thens south 17 degrees west 90 poles to a beech on the creek bank thence north 33 degrees west 90 poles to a blackoak corner to land claimed by William McCoy thence North 84 degrees west 30 poles to a stake corner to Benj. Fort & with his line. North 40 degrees east 90 poles to the beginning containing fifty acres. To have and to hold... In witness whereof the said Jacob Lewis hath herunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year first above written. Jacob Lewis (seal), Mary Lewis (mark). Tyler County Court December Term 1826 this deed of bargain & sale was presented in the said court & acknowledged by Jacob Lewis & Mary his wife parties thereto, she the said Mary Lewis having been examined as the law directs, separate & apart from her husband & consenting the said deed was ordered to be recorded. Teste A.S. Birckhead, Clerk. Notes: 20 Aug 1877 bk2 pg 279, Wm Wells sold to Ralph Gorrell 25 Mar 1847 OS bk 10 pg 383 Ralph Gorrell & wife Rachel sold to Andrew S Core (150 acres) 1 Sep 1853 OS bk 12 pg 379 Andrew S Core & wife Catherine sold to John G Morgan and Granville Flesher 25 Apr 1856 OS bk 13 pg 296 John sold his share to Granville (didn't track further) |
| Deed | 27 June 1827 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, #730 Jacob Lewis locates fifty acres of land in Tyler County by virtue of a treasure warrant for 400 acres ____ Jacob Lewis locates fifty acres of land in Tyler County by virtue of a treasury warrant for 400 acres ___ issued 26 Feb 1816 to Ralph Smith who assigned 100 acres to James Morris who assign the same to Jacob Lewis on the headwaters of Thomas Run to begin at a white oak starting on the main branch of said Thomas Run to run a North East course 80 poles and North westerly for quantity.24 |
| Census1830 | 1 June 1830 | pg 174, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m70-80 (Jacob) 2f5-10 (Jane & Rachel) 1f10-15 (Catherine) 1f50-60 (Mary) --- pg 175 has son Jacob C family| Witness: Rachel Lewis Witness: Mary Parker Witness: Sarah "Jane" Lewis Witness: Catherine Lewis |
| Pension | 18 January 1833 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Was allowed pension on his appl of 18 Jan 1833 when he was living in Tyler Co VA. Stated that he's lived in (W)VA since Rev, except 2 years in Uniontown, Fayette, PA. Died in Tyler Co 23 Jun 1840 or 29 Jun 1843. Jacob marr 17 Dec 1816 in Tyler Co, Mary Watson. She was widow of Wm Watson who she marr in 17__ or 1796 in Green Co PA. Wm died 26 Aug 1814 while in War of 1812. Widow Mary Lewis was allowed pension on her appl of 14 Nov 1853 when she was 77 years old & living in Tyler Co. She died 29 Oct 1854. An aquaintance of Mary was Ruth Davis. It was not stated whether Jacob Lewis & wife Mary had children. Richard Parker, brother of Mary was of Tyler Co in 1853 & was at the marr of Mary & Jacob. Eliz Parker in 1819 a resident of Tyler Co was at marr of Mary & Wm Watson. Her relation to Richard not shown. James Curtis, brother-in-law of Jacob Lewis was 80 in 1854, then of Ohio Co WV, & during Rev he was a resident of Berkeley Co. Kids of Mary & 1st husband listed with birth dates. Extracted from pension file W8044 for Jacob LEWIS (SLC 971556). |
| Note | 18 January 1833 | Elizabeth Coffinberry; Elizabeth's husband James is mentioned in her brother Jacob's pension as "brotherinlaw" - which, by itself, proves that Jacob Lewis and Jacob Lewis Coffinberry are the same person. |
| Deed | 9 September 1833 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob Lewis locates fifty acres of land in Tyler County by virtue of a treasury warrant for 350 acres No 10731 issued 17 Mar 1832 to John McCoy who assigned 50 acres to said Lewis on the waters of Cedar Run and Sheetses Run beginning at a red oak near Barnards line then s S 40 W 80 poles thence to extend south eastward and to join said Lewis other land and with the same Westward for quantity. Jacob Lewis locates fifty acres of land in Tyler County by virtue of a treasury warrant for 400 acres No ____ issued 26 Feb 1816 to Ralph Smith who assigned 100 acres to James Morris who assign50 acres to Jacob C Lewis on the aters of Sheetes Run a branch of Middle Island Creek to begin at a stone in Jesse _issa__ line and with the same and to join a survey of 118 acres made for ______ and to extend northwest for quantity.29,28 |
| Deed | 24 June 1834 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob and Mary Lewis sold two tracts of 50 acres each to James James for $100. Grind Stone Fork of Scitos Run and upon Cedar, being waters of Middle Island Creek. Beginning at a Black Oak. Corner to his land30 |
| Map | circa 1835 | Cedar Run, Pleasants Co., West Virginia, Map name is Ben's Run lat 392643N long 081-03-14W source 392736N 081-04-04W Map ref 39081-D1 |
| (Witness) History | 1835 | Marshall county formed from Ohio county |
| Deed | 1835 | Cedar Run, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1835 he bought 52 acres on Cedar Run, Tyler, WV (book 1 pg 382). Have grant record, need to copy deed book record - strange, not on bk 1 pg 382 of Tyler deeds (SLC 855954) Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List |
| Deed | 25 August 1835 | Cedar & Sheets Runs, Tyler Co., West Virginia, (Numbers are spelled out on document). Grants 84 page 364 for 50 acres on the waters of Cedar and Sheets Run 25 Aug 1835. Luther (?) W Tazewell Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Know Ye, That in conformity with a Survey, made on the 9th day of May 1834 by virtue of a land office Treasury Warrant No. 10731. There is granted by the said Commonwealth unto Jacob Lewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing 50 acres situated in Tyler County on the waters of Cedar Run and Sheets Run, branches of Middle Island Creek and bounded as follows: Beginning at a red oak near a line of Joshua Barnard thence south 40 degrees west 80 poles to a stand near the head of a hollow, thence south 35 degrees east 100 poles to a small ash near a hollow, thence north 28 degrees east 129 poles to a stored(?) in a line of said Lewis Smith, and with the same north 72 degrees west 62 poles to a white oak in a flat thence north 22 degrees west 12 poles to the beginning with its appurtenances. To have and to hold the said tract of parcel of land with the appurtenances to the said Jacob Lewis and his heirs forever. In witness whereof, the said Luther (?) W Tazewell Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the lesser seal of the Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the 25th day of August in the year of our Lord 1835 and the Commonwealth the ___. The actual survey is in the Tyler Co Survey records and is dated 9 May 183431,32,28 |
| Religion | 1838 | Sistersville, Tyler Co., West Virginia, On records of Long Reach Bapt Church (Evd 209). Rachel was first one baptised in city limits. Jacob was a deacon Witness: Mary Parker Witness: Rachel Lewis |
| Will | 3 January 1839 | Book 2 page 27, Tyler Co., West Virgnina, Will of Jacob Lewis (RN 126) Tyler Co WV book 2 page 27 (SLC 850563) Dated 3 Jan 1839 (got copy) I, Jacob Lewis, of Tyler County ... real estate lying south of Sheet's Run ... be immediately sold ... any monies left, I give one half of the same to my wife Mary Lewis and the other half to my four children equally, viz, John Lewis, Catharine Lewis, Rachel Lewis, and Jane Lewis. I give to my sons, George Lewis, Aaron Lewis, and Jacob Lewis one dollar each. I give to my daughters Fanny Dixon, Elizabeth Martin, Mary Knight, Sarah Anderson, and Nancy Watson each one dollar. I desire after the death of my wife that the rest of all my real estate be sold and divided between John Lewis, Catharine Lewis, Rachel Lewis, and Jane Lewis equally. ... appoint my friends ??? ??? and William Tippett? xecutors ... witnesses Leonard Kelch and William Johnson |
| Deed | 9 October 1839 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob and Mary Lewis sold 50 acres to Revel Kelch for $100. Land adjoining William Trippet and Michael Cor on waters of Middle Island Creek beginning at a gum.33 |
| Deed | 9 October 1839 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob and Mary Lewis sold a parcel to John Howard for $25. Land adjoining Michael Core[?] and others on waters of Middle Island Creek - beginnning at a poplar. Sheets Run34 |
| Deed | 9 October 1839 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob and Mary Lewis sold 60 acres to Leanard Kelch for $50. Land adjoining William Trippit on the waters of Middle Island Creek. Begining at a gum.35 |
| Deed | 9 October 1839 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Jacob and Mary Lewis sold 75 acres to Levi Heysham for $50. Land adjoining William Trippet and Jesse Heysham on the waters of Middle Island Creek. Beginning at a white oak.35 |
| Census1840 | 1 June 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 19 1m80-90 (Jacob) 1f60-70 (Mary) 1f20-30 (Catherine) 1f15-20 (Jane) (on census of pensioners age 85) Witness: Mary Parker Witness: Catherine Lewis Witness: Sarah "Jane" Lewis |
| Death | 23 June 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Death date & place from pension record which also says date may have been 29 Jun 1843 |
| Probate | August 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, August Term 1840 This last will and testament of Jacob Lewis deceased was presented ... (Need to see if there is any further probate information) |
| Burial | 1841 | find burial |
| Deed | 31 March 1845 | Eli Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Caveat on this records - OS-10-46 (& 47) John Lewis and Catharine his wife, Eli Ferrell and Rachel his wife, John Weekley and Jane his wife, heirs of Jacob Lewis deceased sold to Jesse Hissem for $100 land formerly occupied by Jacob Lewis situated on North side of Sheets run, a branch of Middle Island. 70 acres. The caveat is that John Lewis's wife was Mary, and where is daughter Catharine Buckhannon? Follow through on Catharine.36,37 Witness: Rachel Lewis Witness: Sarah "Jane" Lewis Witness: Catherine Lewis Witness: John Lewis Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List |
| Family 1 | Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Curtis d. before 1810 | |
| Children | 1. | George L Lewis b. bt 1770 - 1780 |
| 2. | Frances "Fanny" Lewis b. c 1782, d. bt 1840 - 1850 | |
| 3. | Aaron Lewis+ b. bt 1780 - 1787, d. 16 Mar 1868 | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Lewis b. bt 1788 - 1791, d. a 1841 | |
| 5. | Jacob C Lewis b. bt 1797 - 1798, d. 1882 | |
| 6. | Mary Lewis b. 22 May 1801, d. bt 1864 - 1865 | |
| 7. | Sarah Lewis+ b. c 1802 | |
| 8. | Nancy Lewis b. b 1810 | |
| 9. | John Lewis b. b 1810 |
| Family 2 | Mary Parker b. 1776, d. October 1854 | |
| Children | 1. | Catherine Lewis b. c 1818 |
| 2. | Rachel Lewis+ b. 1820, d. 6 Nov 1854 | |
| 3. | Sarah "Jane" Lewis+ b. 1822, d. 21 Feb 1866 |
Mary Parker (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Birth | 1776 | follow through on these Parker candidates for being Mary's father. 1790 Census Pennsylvania, Washington County (Greene wasn't split off til Feb 1796). Page is from the printed Census. I checked the actual film and entries are same. Page Name M 16+ M -16 Females. 248 Parker, James 2 1 3. 249 Parker, James 1 1 5. 250 Parker, David ** 2 3 1. 250 Parker, Stephen 1 0 2. 250 Parker, Jessie 1 1 4. 252 Parker, Samuel 1 1 5. 256 Parker, William 4 2 2. ** Not likely unless her mother is dead Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List |
| Event-Misc | One possible father is James Parker, and there is an Aug 1823 inventory of his estate, and an Aug 1825 bill of sale. Jacob Lewis was one of the purchasers, and there was also an Isabella Parker who bought a cow. There is a William Parker in the notes due, and Jacob Lewis and John Ash also had notes due.1,2 | |
| Marriage | William Watson; look for them in 1800 census - possibly Ohio or Tyler counties in WV. Not found in index, but there is a Wm Watson in Hopewell Twnshp, Washington Co. PA 10010-11101 Witness: Census To Do | |
| (Witness) Census1810 | August 1810 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Ohio Co., West Virginia, pg 8 1m0-10 (John?) 1m10-16 (Jacob Jr) 1m16-25 (Aaron) 1m45+ (Jacob Sr) 2f0-10 1f10-16 (Mary, Sarah, and Nancy) |
| Marriage | 17 December 1816 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Tyler Co., West Virginia, per pension record. |
| (Witness) Census1820 | August 1820 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 84 1m 10-16 (John) 1m45+ (Jacob) 1f45+ (Mary) |
| (Witness) Census1830 | 1 June 1830 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; pg 174, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m70-80 (Jacob) 2f5-10 (Jane & Rachel) 1f10-15 (Catherine) 1f50-60 (Mary) --- pg 175 has son Jacob C family| |
| (Witness) Religion | 1838 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Sistersville, Tyler Co., West Virginia, On records of Long Reach Bapt Church (Evd 209). Rachel was first one baptised in city limits. Jacob was a deacon |
| (Witness) Census1840 | 1 June 1840 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 19 1m80-90 (Jacob) 1f60-70 (Mary) 1f20-30 (Catherine) 1f15-20 (Jane) (on census of pensioners age 85) |
| Note | She was widowed and lived with her children per letter (Evd 108) | |
| Census1850 | 1850 | 61st District, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Looked through entire Tyler Co for people in their 70s but none was her. Did the same for Doddridge Co. Potential brother Richard age 70 (so born 1880) is a couple doors away from daughter Jane |
| Note | She was age 77 in 1853 per Jacob Lewis pension record where other info came from too. | |
| Death | October 1854 | Tyler Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | find burial |
| Family 1 | William Watson d. 26 August 1814 | |
| Children | 1. | Frances Watson b. 15 Jun 1800 |
| 2. | William Watson b. 2 Aug 1804 | |
| 3. | David Watson+ b. 27 Feb 1806, d. b 1880 | |
| 4. | Nancy Watson b. 11 Aug 1808 | |
| 5. | Mary Watson b. 10 Feb 1810 | |
| 6. | Prudence Watson b. 18 Nov 1811 | |
| 7. | Philip Watson+ b. 10 Sep 1814 |
| Family 2 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY b. 15 April 1755, d. 23 June 1840 | |
| Children | 1. | Catherine Lewis b. c 1818 |
| 2. | Rachel Lewis+ b. 1820, d. 6 Nov 1854 | |
| 3. | Sarah "Jane" Lewis+ b. 1822, d. 21 Feb 1866 |
| Reference | 5G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart Descendant Chart for Johann George Reinhard (Immigrant 1752) |
| Father | (__________) Reinhard |
| Birth | circa 1732 | Probably, Germany, possibly earlier as German males married at 21+ |
| Marriage | Eliza Margretha (__________); Possible marriage from IGI - Joannes Georgi Reinhard - Elisabeth Margareth Claus 30 Jun 1750 Waldmichelbach, Starkenburg, Hessen, (Germany) batch 8314021-91 source 1395536. Partially checked out, doesn't look like right guy but bears further checking. | |
| Immigration | 3 November 1752 | Heinrich Burchard Gabriel Wortmann; Ship Queen of Denmark, Immigrated 3 Nov 1752 on Queen of Denmark from Hamburg last from Cowes. Have copy of Johann Frederick's signature. The Minister on the ship was Hinrich Burchard Gabriel Wortmann - find where he came from as maybe they all came together? Important surnames on same ship: Bauer, Ultsch, Voght, Wiese, Fischer, Henig, Jahn/Hahn, Moyer. The Queen of Denmark, 1752, Capt. George Parish, had 41 convicts from the Hamburg workhouse and jails aboard who were shipped out by order of the Hamburg Senate (city government). Stassburger lists the following (among others) as passengers with Johann Georg Reinhard (so watch for these people in Germany): Johann Henrich BAUER, Andereas ULTSCH, Joh. Sebastian VOGHT, Georg Bastian FISCHER, Peter WIESE, G.Leopold HENIG, Johann Zacharias JAHN, George Christian MEYER, Christoph MOYER. See page 15 in Rbt Edw book for more detail. In light of above names, check on following IGI entries: Andreas Ultsch - Susanna Maria Barth Jan 1726 Naisndorf(sp?) Sachsen Preussen - batch 761962539 source 1058574. Johann Henrich Hahn - Anna Elisabeth Wesp 16 Nov 1747 Weiterstadt Starkenburg Hessen - batch 216096218 source 1553438. Georg Christan Meeyer - Rosina Gauner 28 Nov 1748 Fraureuth Reuss-Aelter-Linig Thuringen. (why no batch and source #?) Since Johann Nicolaus & Barbar Schmidt were sponsors at Barbara's baptism, I also noted Johann Jacob Schmidt & Anna Barbara Geyer 14 Jul 1744 Evangelisch Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen. M925782 1729-1807 1195061. Note that several things lead to Starkenburg in Hessen. Register of clergy & schoolteachers in Starkenberg 1521-1923 film 415526 #2 doesn't show Hinrich Burchard Gabriel Wormann, the Lutheran minister on the ship w/Johann Georg Reinhardt. Lead: on the next sailing of the Queen of Denmark (11 Sep 1753), Johannes Dingler (another person I'm interested in) came from Dagersheim, Pflaz, Germany. The Queen of Denmark only sailed 3 times, where were others from? Is that a clue? |
| Residence | Landed in Philadelphia, settled Lancaster. | |
| Naturalization | See pg 25 of Mosgrove book for clues to find naturalization. | |
| Residence | 1759 | Moved to Berks Co. PA 1759, right after birth of son in Cocalico |
| Residence | 1759-1775 in Berks, maybe in Heidelberg. | |
| Residence | Northumberland by 1775 - maybe before. | |
| Death | after 1779 | alive 18 Oct 1779, so death had to be after that |
| Family | Eliza Margretha (__________) d. prior 1779 | |
| Children | 1. | John George Reinhard Jr b. 2 May 1752 |
| 2. | Anna Margretha Reinhard | |
| 3. | Barbara Reinhard | |
| 4. | Frederick Reinhard b. 10 Mar 1757 | |
| 5. | Martin Rinehart+ b. 11 Jan 1759, d. bt 1840 - 1850 | |
| 6. | Jacob Reinhard |
Eliza Margretha (__________) (F)| Reference | 5G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Note | per Mosgrove book, possible surnames are Schmid (pg 14 top) or Jacobi (pg 13 top) | |
| Marriage | Johann George Reinhard (Immigrant 1752); Possible marriage from IGI - Joannes Georgi Reinhard - Elisabeth Margareth Claus 30 Jun 1750 Waldmichelbach, Starkenburg, Hessen, (Germany) batch 8314021-91 source 1395536. Partially checked out, doesn't look like right guy but bears further checking. | |
| Death | prior 1779 | She's probably deceased before 1779 because she's not in the "agreement" |
| Family | Johann George Reinhard (Immigrant 1752) b. circa 1732, d. after 1779 | |
| Children | 1. | John George Reinhard Jr b. 2 May 1752 |
| 2. | Anna Margretha Reinhard | |
| 3. | Barbara Reinhard | |
| 4. | Frederick Reinhard b. 10 Mar 1757 | |
| 5. | Martin Rinehart+ b. 11 Jan 1759, d. bt 1840 - 1850 | |
| 6. | Jacob Reinhard |
| Reference | 5G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Father | Paul Bourrelle d. 1721 | |
| Mother | Anna Felicetas (__________) |
| Note | Using Burrell spelling for consistancy from this point forward | |
| Birth | 5 May 1716 | Germany |
| Marriage | 1 May 1741 | Anna Maria Barbara Hindmachin; Herzogsweiler, Freudenstadt, Wurtenberg, Germany |
| Immigration | October 1752 | Immigrated Oct 1752 on Duke of Wurtenburg |
| Residence | 1778 | Upper Mahoney Township, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, Tax List: Anthony Borwell taxable |
| Death | circa 1789 | Pennsylvania, General Index - Defendants - Appearance Dockets #101 Aug term 1797 pg 254 refers to debtor of Anthony Borell dec'd, Martin Hoyle & George Borell - so he's definitely deceased by then, but other people's research says circa 17891 |
| Family | Anna Maria Barbara Hindmachin b. 1727 | |
| Children | 1. | Johannes Burrell+ b. 3 Nov 1742, d. 10 Jul 1806 |
| 2. | Christina Maria Burrell b. 6 Apr 1745 | |
| 3. | Joseph Burrell b. 10 Nov 1747, d. 13 Aug 1748 | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Burrell b. 13 Jan 1750 | |
| 5. | Daniel Burrell+ b. c 1754 | |
| 6. | Peter Burrell b. c 1756 | |
| 7. | Johann George Burrell+ b. 1758, d. c 1817 | |
| 8. | Phillip Burrell+ b. 17 Apr 1760, d. c 1812 | |
| 9. | Jacob Burrell b. c 1762 | |
| 10. | Catherine Barbara Burrell b. c 1763 |
Anna Maria Barbara Hindmachin (F)| Reference | 5G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Birth | 1727 | Germany |
| Marriage | 1 May 1741 | Antonius/Anthoni Bourrell (Immigrant 1752); Herzogsweiler, Freudenstadt, Wurtenberg, Germany |
| Family | Antonius/Anthoni Bourrell (Immigrant 1752) b. 5 May 1716, d. circa 1789 | |
| Children | 1. | Johannes Burrell+ b. 3 Nov 1742, d. 10 Jul 1806 |
| 2. | Christina Maria Burrell b. 6 Apr 1745 | |
| 3. | Joseph Burrell b. 10 Nov 1747, d. 13 Aug 1748 | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Burrell b. 13 Jan 1750 | |
| 5. | Daniel Burrell+ b. c 1754 | |
| 6. | Peter Burrell b. c 1756 | |
| 7. | Johann George Burrell+ b. 1758, d. c 1817 | |
| 8. | Phillip Burrell+ b. 17 Apr 1760, d. c 1812 | |
| 9. | Jacob Burrell b. c 1762 | |
| 10. | Catherine Barbara Burrell b. c 1763 |
Nicholas Schuder (Immigrant 1752) (M)| Reference | 5G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Note | pg 55 Margaret book has more | |
| Immigration | From Stuttgart area of Germany on ship Anderson 27 Sep 1752 - PA German Pioneers Vol 1 pg 489 | |
| Marriage | Ursella Catherine Mayer |
| Family | Ursella Catherine Mayer | |
| Children | 1. | Regina Schuturn-Schuder+ b. c 1758 |
| 2. | Christian Schuder |
Ursella Catherine Mayer (F)| Reference | 5G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Marriage | Nicholas Schuder (Immigrant 1752) |
| Family | Nicholas Schuder (Immigrant 1752) | |
| Children | 1. | Regina Schuturn-Schuder+ b. c 1758 |
| 2. | Christian Schuder |
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