Sarah Rankin
F, b. 1787?
Sarah was born about in 1787?.1 Sarah married James Chadd on 13 February 1805 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. Samuel Rankin was the bondsman for this marriage (per Patty Forbes)..2
Sarah probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of her husband an unknown person at Bourbon County. She was in the 26-45 age group; in the 26-45 age group.3
Sarah probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of her husband an unknown person at Bourbon County. She was in the 26-45 age group; in the 26-45 age group.3
Family | James Chadd b. 1780 |
David Chadd
M, b. 1780, d. circa 1858
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
David was born about 1780.1
He married Catherine Hagle on 23 June 1805 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. Conrad Hagle (Catherine's father?) was bondsman for the marriage.
Based on Grant County, Kentucky marriage records, David and Catherine had at least 2 children:
- William Chadd. Married Mahala Carr on 12 August 1840; and
- John Chadd. Married Cynthia Simpson on 9 October 1842.
Based on the 1810 Census, they may also have had a daughter born 1800-1810..2
David was listed as the head of household in the 26-45 age group in the 1810 Census at Bourbon County.3 He was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife Catherine; 1 female and 1 male 10-16; and 1 female and 2 males under 10..4
David died circa 1858 in Grant County, Kentucky.5
He married Catherine Hagle on 23 June 1805 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. Conrad Hagle (Catherine's father?) was bondsman for the marriage.
Based on Grant County, Kentucky marriage records, David and Catherine had at least 2 children:
- William Chadd. Married Mahala Carr on 12 August 1840; and
- John Chadd. Married Cynthia Simpson on 9 October 1842.
Based on the 1810 Census, they may also have had a daughter born 1800-1810..2
David was listed as the head of household in the 26-45 age group in the 1810 Census at Bourbon County.3 He was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife Catherine; 1 female and 1 male 10-16; and 1 female and 2 males under 10..4
David died circa 1858 in Grant County, Kentucky.5
Family | Catherine Hagle b. 1787?, d. a Nov 1858 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Listed in 26-45 age group in 1810 Census.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.110. Lynne Brooke e-mail 26 Oct 2001 has date of 13 Feb 1805 from Bourbon Co., records.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, No Twp, Bourbon Co., Kentucky, Series M252, Roll 5, p.85.
- [S457] US Census, 1820, Harrison County, Kentucky, p.140. Name listed as David Shadd.
- [S333] Assumption:, Presumably he died somewhat before 8 Nov 1858 when his wife declined to act as administrator of his estate (per Grant Co., Ky Order Book H, p.233).
Catherine Hagle
F, b. 1787?, d. after November 1858
Catherine was born about in 1787?.1
Catherine married David Chadd on 23 June 1805 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Conrad Hagle (Catherine's father?) was bondsman for the marriage.
Based on Grant County, Kentucky marriage records, David and Catherine had at least 2 children:
- William Chadd. Married Mahala Carr on 12 August 1840; and
- John Chadd. Married Cynthia Simpson on 9 October 1842.
Based on the 1810 Census, they may also have had a daughter born 1800-1810..2
Catherine probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of her husbandDavid Chadd at Bourbon County. She was in the 16-26 age group; in the 26-45 age group.3
Catherine died after November 1858.4
Catherine married David Chadd on 23 June 1805 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Conrad Hagle (Catherine's father?) was bondsman for the marriage.
Based on Grant County, Kentucky marriage records, David and Catherine had at least 2 children:
- William Chadd. Married Mahala Carr on 12 August 1840; and
- John Chadd. Married Cynthia Simpson on 9 October 1842.
Based on the 1810 Census, they may also have had a daughter born 1800-1810..2
Catherine probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of her husbandDavid Chadd at Bourbon County. She was in the 16-26 age group; in the 26-45 age group.3
Catherine died after November 1858.4
Family | David Chadd b. 1780, d. c 1858 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from date of marriage.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.110. Lynne Brooke e-mail 26 Oct 2001 has date of 13 Feb 1805 from Bourbon Co., records.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, No Twp, Bourbon Co., Kentucky, Series M252, Roll 5, p.85.
- [S333] Assumption:, Catherine declined to act as Administrator of her husband's estate on 8 Nov 1858 per Grant Co., Ky Order Book H, p.233.
Sarah Catherine Chadd
F, b. 1790
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
Family | John Scott b. 1788? |
John Scott
M, b. 1788?
John was born about in 1788?.1 He married Sarah Catherine Chadd on 20 May 1808 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Family | Sarah Catherine Chadd b. 1790 |
Samuel Chadd
M, b. 1789
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
Samuel Chadd was born about 1789.1 Samuel married Polly Chadrick on 23 July 1809 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Chadrick (Polly's father?) was bondman at the marriage. Per the 1830 Census, Samuel and Polly had at least 3 sons and 2 daughters..2
Samuel was listed as the head of a family in the 40-50 age group on the 1810 Census at Bourbon County. Included in the household were 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26 (Samuel), and 1 female 26-45 (presumably Polly)..3
Samuel served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Kentucky Militia. He was enlisted in Capt. Thomas Morris' Company, Scott's Regt, Kentucky Militia as a private from 15 August 1812 to 15 October 1812. He was enlisted in Capt. Memorial Forrest's Company, Kentucky Volunteer Militia as a private from 10 September 1814 to 9 October 1814.4
Samuel was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were 1 female over 45, possibly his wife Polly (although the age seems too great); 1 male 10-16; and 2 females under 10.5
Samuel served on a grand jury panel in the Circuit Court on 5 May 1825 at Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana.6
Samuel was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group on the 1830 Census at Putnam County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 40-50 (Samuel), 2 females 15-20, and 1 female 50-60 (presumably his wife Polly)..7
An anecdote read to the Putnam County Historical Society in 1895 concerned Thomas Jackson, born in Bourbon Co., KY in 1798. When he moved to Putnam County, it was an unbroken wilderness. One of his neighbors was Samuel Chadd and together they planted and cultivated a crop of corn, exchanging work. Mr. Jackson - or Uncle Tommy as he was generally known - did the plowing and Chadd manipulated the hoe. The harness and plow were of the most primitive type, the former simply a shuck collar with linn tugs, and the plow of the usual mold-board variety. The linn bark - that is, the inner bark of the linden tree - from which tug, straps, strings, and thongs were made, was first soaked in a neighboring "branch" until it became soft and pliant, when it was doubled and twisted into various sizes according to the use for which it was intended. It was also used for bed cords, well-sweeps, and plow lines. It is also safe to infer that four or five feet of the larger size was occasionally used judiciously and with apparent profit in disciplining an indolent or refractory plow-boy.8
Samuel was listed as the head of a family in the 40-50 age group on the 1810 Census at Bourbon County. Included in the household were 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26 (Samuel), and 1 female 26-45 (presumably Polly)..3
Samuel served in the War of 1812 as a Private in the Kentucky Militia. He was enlisted in Capt. Thomas Morris' Company, Scott's Regt, Kentucky Militia as a private from 15 August 1812 to 15 October 1812. He was enlisted in Capt. Memorial Forrest's Company, Kentucky Volunteer Militia as a private from 10 September 1814 to 9 October 1814.4
Samuel was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were 1 female over 45, possibly his wife Polly (although the age seems too great); 1 male 10-16; and 2 females under 10.5
Samuel served on a grand jury panel in the Circuit Court on 5 May 1825 at Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana.6
Samuel was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group on the 1830 Census at Putnam County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 40-50 (Samuel), 2 females 15-20, and 1 female 50-60 (presumably his wife Polly)..7
An anecdote read to the Putnam County Historical Society in 1895 concerned Thomas Jackson, born in Bourbon Co., KY in 1798. When he moved to Putnam County, it was an unbroken wilderness. One of his neighbors was Samuel Chadd and together they planted and cultivated a crop of corn, exchanging work. Mr. Jackson - or Uncle Tommy as he was generally known - did the plowing and Chadd manipulated the hoe. The harness and plow were of the most primitive type, the former simply a shuck collar with linn tugs, and the plow of the usual mold-board variety. The linn bark - that is, the inner bark of the linden tree - from which tug, straps, strings, and thongs were made, was first soaked in a neighboring "branch" until it became soft and pliant, when it was doubled and twisted into various sizes according to the use for which it was intended. It was also used for bed cords, well-sweeps, and plow lines. It is also safe to infer that four or five feet of the larger size was occasionally used judiciously and with apparent profit in disciplining an indolent or refractory plow-boy.8
Family | Polly Chadrick b. 1780? |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from date of marriage.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.110. Lynne Brooke e-mail 26 Oct 2001 gives date as 11 March 1809 from Bourbon Co. records.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, No Twp, Bourbon Co., Kentucky, Series M252, Roll 5, p.83..
- [S452] State of Kentucky Adjutant General, Soldiers of War of 1812, p.102 & p.321.
- [S457] US Census, 1820, Harrison County, Kentucky, p.140. Name listed as Samuel Shadd.
- [S467] Biographical & Historical Record of Putnam County, Indiana, p.298. Served on grand jury panel for Circuit Court.
- [S118] US Census, 1830, Putnam Co., IN, p.196.
- [S468] Jesse W. Weik, Weik's History of Putnam County, Indiana, p.71.
Polly Chadrick
F, b. 1780?
Polly was born about in 1780?.1
Polly married Samuel Chadd on 23 July 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Chadrick (Polly's father?) was bondman at the marriage. Per the 1830 Census, Samuel and Polly had at least 3 sons and 2 daughters..2 She was listed in the household of Samuel Chadd in the 1830 Census at the age of 40-50.3
Polly married Samuel Chadd on 23 July 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Chadrick (Polly's father?) was bondman at the marriage. Per the 1830 Census, Samuel and Polly had at least 3 sons and 2 daughters..2 She was listed in the household of Samuel Chadd in the 1830 Census at the age of 40-50.3
Family | Samuel Chadd b. 1789 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Polly appears to have been born between 1770 and 1780 per the 1830 Census.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.110. Lynne Brooke e-mail 26 Oct 2001 gives date as 11 March 1809 from Bourbon Co. records.
- [S118] US Census, 1830, Putnam Co., IN, p.196. Presumably included in household of husband. Listed in 50-60 age group.
Thomas Chadd
M, b. 1790
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
Thomas was born about 1790.1 Thomas married Cynthia Burgess on 22 April 1816 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Thomas was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County. Included in the household were 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife Cynthia; and 1 female and 1 male under 10. The female entries in the 10-16 and 16-26 age groups were illegible..3
Thomas served on a grand jury panel in the Circuit Court on 5 May 1825 at Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana.4
Thomas was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group on the 1830 Census at Putnam County. Included in the household were 1 male under 5, 1 male 10-15, and 1 male 40-50. No females were in the household..5
Thomas was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County. Included in the household were 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife Cynthia; and 1 female and 1 male under 10. The female entries in the 10-16 and 16-26 age groups were illegible..3
Thomas served on a grand jury panel in the Circuit Court on 5 May 1825 at Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana.4
Thomas was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group on the 1830 Census at Putnam County. Included in the household were 1 male under 5, 1 male 10-15, and 1 male 40-50. No females were in the household..5
Family | Cynthia Burgess b. 1798?, d. b 1830 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from 40-50 age group in 1830 Census and date of marriage.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.110.
- [S457] US Census, 1820, Harrison County, Kentucky, p.138. Name listed as Thos Shadd.
- [S467] Biographical & Historical Record of Putnam County, Indiana, p.298. Served on panel of grand jurors for the Circuit Court.
- [S118] US Census, 1830, Putnam Co., IN, p.186.
Cynthia Burgess
F, b. 1798?, d. before 1830
Cynthia was born about in 1798?.1
Cynthia married Thomas Chadd on 22 April 1816 in Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Cynthia died before 1830.3
Cynthia married Thomas Chadd on 22 April 1816 in Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Cynthia died before 1830.3
Family | Thomas Chadd b. 1790 |
William Chadd
M, b. 1792
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
William was born about 1792.1
William served in the War of 1812 as a Private. He was enlisted as a private in Capt. Maurice Langmore's Company, First Rifle Regiment, Kentucky Militia from 15 August 1812 to 14 October 1812..2
He married Nancy Waller on 9 May 1813 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.3
William served in the War of 1812 as a Private. He was enlisted as a private in Capt. Maurice Langmore's Company, First Rifle Regiment, Kentucky Militia from 15 August 1812 to 14 October 1812..2
He married Nancy Waller on 9 May 1813 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.3
Family | Nancy Waller b. 1795? |
Daniel Chadd
M, b. 28 December 1779, d. 29 December 1867
| Father | Samuel Chadd b. 15 Dec 1754, d. c 1833 |
Daniel Chadd was born on 28 December 1779 at Kentucky.1
Daniel Chadd was a soldier in the War of 1812.2 He married Ruth [--?--] Chadd about 21 February 1815 at Harrison County, Kentucky. Daniel and Ruth had at least the following children:
- Eliza. Married Nathaniel Christy on 28 March 1832 in Putnam County, Indiana;
- Samuel. Born 2 Oct 1830 KY, died 13 Jan 1859. Buried in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Putnam County;
- Elizabeth. Born in Harrison County, KY in 1817. Married Allen (or Aaron) Burks 11 April 1836 in Putnam County, Indiana. Four children;
- George. Married Sally Allen 7 December 1836 in Putnam County. He died before 1868.
- Patience. Married John Smyth 9 March 1838, Putnam County;
- William. Born about 1819, Kentucky. Married Harriett Garner 22 February 1843, Putnam County, Indiana; and
- James. Born 1829 Indiana. Married Lauvinia Wright 1850. At least 5 children. Died 1915 per Putnam Death Records. 3.4
Daniel bought land from the Federal Government at Putnam County, Indiana, from 1824 to 1837.5
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1830 Census at Putnam County, Indiana. 40-50.6
In March 1836, Daniel Chadd was appointed visitor to the poor farm to advise the County Board on the management thereof.7
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 50-59 age group in the 1840 Census at Hendricks County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-9; 1 male 10-14; 1 male and 1 female 15-19; 1 male and 2 females 20-29; and 1 female 40-49, presumably his wife Ruth.8
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Putnam County. He was 67, born in Kentucky, and listed as a farmer with $4000 real property. Included in the household were Daniel's wife Ruth, age 64, and their son, Samuel, age 19?.9
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1860 Census in Warren Township, Putnam County. He was 78, born in Maryland, and listed as a farmer with $3000 real property. Included in the household was his wife Ruth.10
Daniel died on 29 December 1867 at Putnam County at age 88.11,12 He was buried in the Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery at Putnamville, Putnam County.13,12
Daniel Chadd was a soldier in the War of 1812.2 He married Ruth [--?--] Chadd about 21 February 1815 at Harrison County, Kentucky. Daniel and Ruth had at least the following children:
- Eliza. Married Nathaniel Christy on 28 March 1832 in Putnam County, Indiana;
- Samuel. Born 2 Oct 1830 KY, died 13 Jan 1859. Buried in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Putnam County;
- Elizabeth. Born in Harrison County, KY in 1817. Married Allen (or Aaron) Burks 11 April 1836 in Putnam County, Indiana. Four children;
- George. Married Sally Allen 7 December 1836 in Putnam County. He died before 1868.
- Patience. Married John Smyth 9 March 1838, Putnam County;
- William. Born about 1819, Kentucky. Married Harriett Garner 22 February 1843, Putnam County, Indiana; and
- James. Born 1829 Indiana. Married Lauvinia Wright 1850. At least 5 children. Died 1915 per Putnam Death Records. 3.4
Daniel bought land from the Federal Government at Putnam County, Indiana, from 1824 to 1837.5
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1830 Census at Putnam County, Indiana. 40-50.6
In March 1836, Daniel Chadd was appointed visitor to the poor farm to advise the County Board on the management thereof.7
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 50-59 age group in the 1840 Census at Hendricks County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-9; 1 male 10-14; 1 male and 1 female 15-19; 1 male and 2 females 20-29; and 1 female 40-49, presumably his wife Ruth.8
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Putnam County. He was 67, born in Kentucky, and listed as a farmer with $4000 real property. Included in the household were Daniel's wife Ruth, age 64, and their son, Samuel, age 19?.9
Daniel was listed as the head of household in the 1860 Census in Warren Township, Putnam County. He was 78, born in Maryland, and listed as a farmer with $3000 real property. Included in the household was his wife Ruth.10
Daniel died on 29 December 1867 at Putnam County at age 88.11,12 He was buried in the Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery at Putnamville, Putnam County.13,12
Family | Ruth [--?--] Chadd b. 28 Dec 1793, d. 3 Sep 1873 |
Citations
- [S459] Date of birth calculated from age at death on gravestone. 1850 Census shows he was born in 1783. Census says born in Kentucky although it did not exist at that time., Gravestone Inscriptions.
- [S1443] Putnam Republican Banner Newspaper; Vol 6, No 16, p.2. Military History. Date of Item: April 14, 1858.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.111-112. Data on Samuel Chadd corrected based on gravestone in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery (see burial source for Daniel & Ruth Chadd). Marriage of James Chadd & Lauvinia Wright on 31 Jan 1850 (1:106) from WPA Index.
- [S1427] Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850 (database on-line) compiled by Jordan Dodd obtained from Ancestry.com.
- [S117] BLM Eastern States Office, Crawfordsville Land Office, Indiana, Documents 1444, 2821, 3475, 4931, 7490, 25677. Doc 1444 was from Terre Haute Land Office. Doc 4931 was in Parke Co.; all other purchases were in Putnam Co.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Putnam County, Indiana, page 177.
- [S468] Jesse W. Weik, Weik's History of Putnam County, Indiana, p.65.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, Hendricks County, Indiana, page 10.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Putnam County, Indiana, page 457A (AN).
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1860, Warren Township, Putnam County, Indiana, page 194.
- [S459] Date of death from gravestone for Daniel Chadd, h/o Ruth. Age at death was 88y 1d., Gravestone Inscriptions.
- [S1362] Chadd, Daniel. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com). Cemetery: Old Bethel Cemetery, Putnamville, Putnam County, Indiana.
- [S459] Gravestone Inscriptions.
Ruth [--?--] Chadd
F, b. 28 December 1793, d. 3 September 1873
Ruth was born on on 28 December 1793 at Tennessee. Patti Forbes says Ruth was born in Pennsylvania..1 She married Daniel Chadd about 21 February 1815 at Harrison County, Kentucky. Daniel and Ruth had at least the following children:
- Eliza. Married Nathaniel Christy on 28 March 1832 in Putnam County, Indiana;
- Samuel. Born 2 Oct 1830 KY, died 13 Jan 1859. Buried in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Putnam County;
- Elizabeth. Born in Harrison County, KY in 1817. Married Allen (or Aaron) Burks 11 April 1836 in Putnam County, Indiana. Four children;
- George. Married Sally Allen 7 December 1836 in Putnam County. He died before 1868.
- Patience. Married John Smyth 9 March 1838, Putnam County;
- William. Born about 1819, Kentucky. Married Harriett Garner 22 February 1843, Putnam County, Indiana; and
- James. Born 1829 Indiana. Married Lauvinia Wright 1850. At least 5 children. Died 1915 per Putnam Death Records. 2.3
Ruth probably appeared in the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Putnam County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group.4
Ruth probably appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Hendricks County, Indiana. She was in the 40-49 age group.5
Ruth appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Putnam County. She was 64.6
Ruth appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Warren Township, Putnam County. She was 70, born in Maryland.7 She died on on 3 September 1873 at Putnam County, Indiana, at age 79.8,9 She was buried at Old Bethel Cemetery at Putnamville, Putnam County, Indiana.10,9
- Eliza. Married Nathaniel Christy on 28 March 1832 in Putnam County, Indiana;
- Samuel. Born 2 Oct 1830 KY, died 13 Jan 1859. Buried in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Putnam County;
- Elizabeth. Born in Harrison County, KY in 1817. Married Allen (or Aaron) Burks 11 April 1836 in Putnam County, Indiana. Four children;
- George. Married Sally Allen 7 December 1836 in Putnam County. He died before 1868.
- Patience. Married John Smyth 9 March 1838, Putnam County;
- William. Born about 1819, Kentucky. Married Harriett Garner 22 February 1843, Putnam County, Indiana; and
- James. Born 1829 Indiana. Married Lauvinia Wright 1850. At least 5 children. Died 1915 per Putnam Death Records. 2.3
Ruth probably appeared in the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Putnam County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group.4
Ruth probably appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Hendricks County, Indiana. She was in the 40-49 age group.5
Ruth appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Putnam County. She was 64.6
Ruth appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her husband Daniel Chadd at Warren Township, Putnam County. She was 70, born in Maryland.7 She died on on 3 September 1873 at Putnam County, Indiana, at age 79.8,9 She was buried at Old Bethel Cemetery at Putnamville, Putnam County, Indiana.10,9
Family | Daniel Chadd b. 28 Dec 1779, d. 29 Dec 1867 |
Citations
- [S459] Date of birth calculated from age at death on gravestone. 1850 Census says she was born in 1786. Place of birth from Census., Gravestone Inscriptions.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.111-112. Data on Samuel Chadd corrected based on gravestone in Old Bethel Methodist Cemetery (see burial source for Daniel & Ruth Chadd). Marriage of James Chadd & Lauvinia Wright on 31 Jan 1850 (1:106) from WPA Index.
- [S1427] Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850 (database on-line) compiled by Jordan Dodd obtained from Ancestry.com.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Putnam County, Indiana, page 177.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, Hendricks County, Indiana, page 10.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Putnam County, Indiana, page 457A (AN).
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1860, Warren Township, Putnam County, Indiana, page 194.
- [S459] Date of death from gravestone for Ruth Chadd, w/o Daniel. Age at death was 79y 8m 6d, Gravestone Inscriptions.
- [S1362] Chadd, Daniel. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com). Cemetery: Old Bethel Cemetery, Putnamville, Putnam County, Indiana.
- [S459] Gravestone Inscriptions.
James Kinsler (Jr)
M, b. circa April 1776, d. August 1845
| Father | James Kinsler (Sr) b. 1760? |
| Mother | Jane [--?--] Kinsler b. 1762?, d. b May 1830? |
James Kinsler (Jr) was born circa April 1776.1 James Kinsler (Jr) was also known as James Kinslow.2
James married Elizabeth Hutcherson on 5 April 1804 at Harrison County, Kentucky. James and Elizabeth had at least 3 children, including:
- William;
- Louisa. Married George Renader in 1853;
- James III. Married Mary Jamison 1839. His will was probated in April 1863. 3.4
James was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1810 Census at Harrison County. Included in the household were 1 female 16-26, presumably his wife Elizabeth Hutcherson; 1 male 10-16; and 3 males under 10..5 He was listed as the head of a family in the 45+ age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were another male 45+, probably his father; 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife; 2 males 10-16; 3 females and 1 male under 10..6
James, together with other heirs of James Kinsler Sr, sold his interest in 40 acres of land on Mill Creek, Harrison County, KY which he inherited from James Kinsler for $1 on 7 May 1830. James is identified as from Harrison County, Kentucky..7
James was listed as the head of family in the 50-60 age group on the 1840 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household was 1 female 40-50, presumably his wife Elizabeth, 2 males 30-40, 1 male and 1 female 20-30, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 10-15, and 1 male 5-10. (Another James Kinslow was listed in Harrison County 19 pages later in the census but NO males are listed for this household.)8
James made a will on 25 August 1845 at Harrison County..9 He died during August 1845 at Harrison County. He must have died between 25 August when his will was dated and 12 September 1845 when the will was probated..10
James married Elizabeth Hutcherson on 5 April 1804 at Harrison County, Kentucky. James and Elizabeth had at least 3 children, including:
- William;
- Louisa. Married George Renader in 1853;
- James III. Married Mary Jamison 1839. His will was probated in April 1863. 3.4
James was listed as the head of a family in the 26-45 age group on the 1810 Census at Harrison County. Included in the household were 1 female 16-26, presumably his wife Elizabeth Hutcherson; 1 male 10-16; and 3 males under 10..5 He was listed as the head of a family in the 45+ age group on the 1820 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household were another male 45+, probably his father; 1 female 26-45, presumably his wife; 2 males 10-16; 3 females and 1 male under 10..6
James, together with other heirs of James Kinsler Sr, sold his interest in 40 acres of land on Mill Creek, Harrison County, KY which he inherited from James Kinsler for $1 on 7 May 1830. James is identified as from Harrison County, Kentucky..7
James was listed as the head of family in the 50-60 age group on the 1840 Census at Harrison County, Kentucky. Included in the household was 1 female 40-50, presumably his wife Elizabeth, 2 males 30-40, 1 male and 1 female 20-30, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 10-15, and 1 male 5-10. (Another James Kinslow was listed in Harrison County 19 pages later in the census but NO males are listed for this household.)8
James made a will on 25 August 1845 at Harrison County..9 He died during August 1845 at Harrison County. He must have died between 25 August when his will was dated and 12 September 1845 when the will was probated..10
Family | Elizabeth Hutcherson b. 1786? |
Citations
- [S487] Betty Walker, Entry ID: FTM Genealogy Report, Betty cites a gravestone in Taylor Cemetery, Cynthiania, Kentucky giving age at death on 16 August 1845 as 69 years, 4 months.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, No Twp, Harrison Co., Kentucky, M252, Roll 6, p.328(HQ). Identified as James Kinslow in 1810 Census..
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.102.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Name given as James Kensler.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, No Twp, Harrison Co., Kentucky, M252, Roll 6, p.326(HQ).
- [S457] US Census, 1820, Harrison County, Kentucky, p.134.
- [S469] KY Recorder Harrison Co., Deed Book, Deed Book 12, p.34-35 (photocopy in personal files).
- [S464] US Census, 1840, Harrison County, Kentucky, p.121. Listed as James Kinslow Sen.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.102. Original record in Will Book E, 1842-1847, p.294.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.100.
Elizabeth Hutcherson
F, b. 1786?
Per Patty Forbes McKinley History, p.100, Elizabeth is probably the daughter of John and Mary Hutcherson and the sister of Jean Steers Hutcherson who married James Kinsler's brother, William. Elizabeth Hutcherson was born in 1786?. Per Patty Forbes McKinley History, p.100, Elizabeth is probably the daughter of John and Mary Hutcherson and the sister of Jean Steers Hutcherson who married James Kinsler's brother, William..1
Elizabeth married James Kinsler (Jr) on 5 April 1804 in Harrison County, Kentucky. James and Elizabeth had at least 3 children, including:
- William;
- Louisa. Married George Renader in 1853;
- James III. Married Mary Jamison 1839. His will was probated in April 1863. 2.3
Elizabeth married James Kinsler (Jr) on 5 April 1804 in Harrison County, Kentucky. James and Elizabeth had at least 3 children, including:
- William;
- Louisa. Married George Renader in 1853;
- James III. Married Mary Jamison 1839. His will was probated in April 1863. 2.3
Family | James Kinsler (Jr) b. c Apr 1776, d. Aug 1845 |
William Kinsler
M, b. 1784?, d. before 1808?
| Father | James Kinsler (Sr) b. 1760? |
| Mother | Jane [--?--] Kinsler b. 1762?, d. b May 1830? |
William Kinsler was born in 1784?.1
William married Jane Stears Hutcherson on 20 December 1804 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
William probably died before 1808?.3
William married Jane Stears Hutcherson on 20 December 1804 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
William probably died before 1808?.3
Family | Jane Stears Hutcherson b. 1786? |
Jane Stears Hutcherson
F, b. 1786?
Jane Stears Hutcherson was born in 1786?.1 She was the daughter of John and Mary Hutcherson and the sister of Elizabeth Hutcherson, wife of William's brother, James Kinsler. Jane is mentioned in the will of her mother, Mary Hutcherson, dated 11 February 1807, in which she received 3 slaves and half of the sale price of another.2
Jane married William Kinsler on 20 December 1804 in Harrison County, Kentucky.3 She married William Stears on on 14 April 1808 at Harrison County, Kentucky. After their marriage, William and Jane relocated to Grant Co., Kentucky. They had at least 2 children, including:
- John Stears. Married Jane Frakes in 1834, Grant Co., Kentucky;
- Sally Ann Stears. Married Jesse Coleman in 1833, Grant Co., Kentucky 4.5,6
Jane married William Kinsler on 20 December 1804 in Harrison County, Kentucky.3 She married William Stears on on 14 April 1808 at Harrison County, Kentucky. After their marriage, William and Jane relocated to Grant Co., Kentucky. They had at least 2 children, including:
- John Stears. Married Jane Frakes in 1834, Grant Co., Kentucky;
- Sally Ann Stears. Married Jesse Coleman in 1833, Grant Co., Kentucky 4.5,6
Family 1 | William Kinsler b. 1784?, d. b 1808? |
Family 2 | William Stears b. 1778? |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth assumed from date of marriage.
- [S471] KY, Will Abtracts Harrison County, Submitted by Julia Ardery, Per Web site, Jane Stears Kinsler is identified as the daughter of Mary Hucherson in Will Book A, p.76.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.103.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.105.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.103. Bride identified as Jenny Kinsler.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Harrison County. Last name of groom given as Spears. Bride identified as Jenny Kinsler.
Elizabeth Kinsler
F, b. circa 1783
| Father | James Kinsler (Sr) b. 1760? |
| Mother | Jane [--?--] Kinsler b. 1762?, d. b May 1830? |
Elizabeth was born circa 1783.1
Elizabeth married Joseph Lake on 14 November 1805 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Elizabeth together with other heirs of James Kinsler, signed a deed to sell an interest in 40 acres of land on Mill Creek, Harrison County, KY for $1 on 7 May 1830. An Elizabeth Kinsler signed this land transaction in 1830, together with all of the heirs of Jane Kinsler, widow of James Kinsler (Sr), although she is not listed as an heir in the deed itself. The same land transaction was signed by William & Ann Lake, listed in the deed as heirs of James Kinsler. William and Ann are almost certainly the children of Elizabeth Kinsler, daughter of James & Jane Kinsler, and Joseph Lake. If the Elizabeth Kinsler who signed the deed is the same person, she must have divorced Joseph Lake and reverted to her maiden name. Otherwise, she may have been the daughter of William Kinsler, James' brother, but this would not explain why she was involved in a deed with all of James' heirs..3
Elizabeth married Joseph Lake on 14 November 1805 at Harrison County, Kentucky.2
Elizabeth together with other heirs of James Kinsler, signed a deed to sell an interest in 40 acres of land on Mill Creek, Harrison County, KY for $1 on 7 May 1830. An Elizabeth Kinsler signed this land transaction in 1830, together with all of the heirs of Jane Kinsler, widow of James Kinsler (Sr), although she is not listed as an heir in the deed itself. The same land transaction was signed by William & Ann Lake, listed in the deed as heirs of James Kinsler. William and Ann are almost certainly the children of Elizabeth Kinsler, daughter of James & Jane Kinsler, and Joseph Lake. If the Elizabeth Kinsler who signed the deed is the same person, she must have divorced Joseph Lake and reverted to her maiden name. Otherwise, she may have been the daughter of William Kinsler, James' brother, but this would not explain why she was involved in a deed with all of James' heirs..3
Family | Joseph Lake b. 1785? |
Citations
- [S487] Betty Walker, Entry ID: FTM Genealogy Report, Betty states "It is believed that James and Jane had another daughter Elizabeth who was born about 1783". This appears to be verified because an Elizabeth Kinsler signed a deed in 1830 together with the other heirs of Jane Kinsler, widow of James Kinsler, although she is not specifically listed in the deed as were her apparent children, Ann & William Lake.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Bride's name is given as Betsy Kenslor.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Deed Book 12, p.34-35 (photocopy in personal files). Elizabeth signed the deed although she is not listed among the heirs in the text. However her presumed children Ann & William Lake are both listed as heirs.
Joseph Lake
M, b. 1785?
Joseph Lake was born in 1785?.1
Joseph married Elizabeth Kinsler on 14 November 1805 in Harrison County, Kentucky.2 It appears that Joseph and Elizabeth had at least two children; Ann Lake and William Lake. Ann Lake married John Massey some time before May 1830 when they and William are included in a land transaction as heirs of James Kinsler. Per Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ann and John were married on 12 December 1816 in Harrison County, KY.3
Joseph married Elizabeth Kinsler on 14 November 1805 in Harrison County, Kentucky.2 It appears that Joseph and Elizabeth had at least two children; Ann Lake and William Lake. Ann Lake married John Massey some time before May 1830 when they and William are included in a land transaction as heirs of James Kinsler. Per Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ann and John were married on 12 December 1816 in Harrison County, KY.3
Family | Elizabeth Kinsler b. c 1783 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from date of marriage.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Bride's name is given as Betsy Kenslor.
- [S469] KY Recorder Harrison Co., Deed Book, Vol. 12, p.235-236. William Lake and Ann Massie, late Ann Lake, are listed as heirs of James Kinsler in this deed dated 7 May 1830.
Nancy Waller
F, b. 1795?
Nancy Waller was born in 1795?.1
Nancy married William Chadd on 9 May 1813 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.2
Nancy married William Chadd on 9 May 1813 at Bourbon County, Kentucky.2
Family | William Chadd b. 1792 |
James Leamon
M, b. before 1766, d. 1827
James Leamon was born before 1766 at Scotland.1
James Leamon was a British soldier from Scotland who served in the 16th Light Dragoons during the Revolution (he is described as a Scotsman - British Army, Revolutionary War on his wife Rebecca's grave stone). He was captured in the Battle of Trenton by Corporal William Wallar of Moses Rawling's Maryland & Virgina Rifle Regiment (11th Regiment, 9th Company of the Continental Virginia Line). He was apparently listed as a prisoner at Lancaster, Pennsylvania in September 1777. By some accounts, he was exchanged but then deserted the British Army and went to the home of William Wallar in Berkley Co. VA ( now in Jefferson Co. WVA) between Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. They became life long friends and lived as neighbors and moved together with their families to Preston Co. VA and again to Guernsey Co., Ohio. Four of their children intermarried. William Leamon married Leanner Wallar and Elisha Waller married Jane Leamon.
James probably moved from Virginia to Guernsey County, Ohio with the Wallar family between 1807 (when son James Jr. was born in VA) and 1819 (when daughter Jane was married in Guernsey County). No Leamon's are shown in the 1810 Tax List for Ohio and no Leamons's are shown in Guernsey County in 1812 so it is likely that the move to Ohio was after that or they did not go directly to the Guernsey area.
Although not found in the 1820 Census in Guernsey County, James is on record as owning land in Westland Twp., Guernsey County, Ohio in 1818 (probably), 1819 (probably), 1825, 1826, and 1827. He is listed with personal property in 1826 and 1827. At the time his will was drafted, he owned 80 acres in the W1/2 NE1/4 S20 Twp I Rge IV in Westland Twp.2,3
James married Rebecca Matheny circa 1792 at Monongalia County, Virginia.4
James was listed as the head of household in the 26-44 age group in the 1810 Census at Monongalia County, Virginia. Included in the household were 2 males under 10, probably his sons Reuben and James ; 1 son 10-15, probably his son William; 1 female under 10, probably his daughter Jane or Rebecca; and 1 female 26-44, probably his wife Rebecca. One daughter in the under 10 age group appears to be missing..5
Sims Index of West Virginia Land Grants lists a James Leamon with 300 acres adjacent to Daniel Sovern. It also lists a John Leamon with 200 acres adjacent to David Lane in 1796 (Book 5, page 8) but our John Leamon was only 3 years old at the time so it is very doubtful that this land was his.6
James was listed as the head of household in the over 45 age group in the 7 August 1820 Census at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio. Included in the household were 1 male and 2 females under 10, presumably Benjamin, Lydia, and Mary; 1 male and 2 females 10-15, presumably James, Rebecca and Jane?; 1 male 16-18; 2 males 16-25, presumably William and Reuben; and 1 female over 45, presumably his wife Rebecca..7
James made a will on 30 July 1827 at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio.. The will was witnessed by William Wallar Jr. and David Coulter. It was certified and recorded on 14 August 1827, implying that James must have died immediately after making his will.
The will left his 80 acre plantation in Guernsey County to his wife Rebecca and, after her death, to his sons, James and Benjamin. Some property was left to the two sons and to his two daughters, Lydia and Mary.
Included in the will was a waiver of rights signed by John, William, and Reuben Leamon (sons not included in will); and by George & Elizabeth Hartman, Elisha & Jane Wallar, and Jacob & Rebecca Watson (daughters not included in will and their husbands)..8
James died in 1827 at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio.8
James Leamon was a British soldier from Scotland who served in the 16th Light Dragoons during the Revolution (he is described as a Scotsman - British Army, Revolutionary War on his wife Rebecca's grave stone). He was captured in the Battle of Trenton by Corporal William Wallar of Moses Rawling's Maryland & Virgina Rifle Regiment (11th Regiment, 9th Company of the Continental Virginia Line). He was apparently listed as a prisoner at Lancaster, Pennsylvania in September 1777. By some accounts, he was exchanged but then deserted the British Army and went to the home of William Wallar in Berkley Co. VA ( now in Jefferson Co. WVA) between Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. They became life long friends and lived as neighbors and moved together with their families to Preston Co. VA and again to Guernsey Co., Ohio. Four of their children intermarried. William Leamon married Leanner Wallar and Elisha Waller married Jane Leamon.
James probably moved from Virginia to Guernsey County, Ohio with the Wallar family between 1807 (when son James Jr. was born in VA) and 1819 (when daughter Jane was married in Guernsey County). No Leamon's are shown in the 1810 Tax List for Ohio and no Leamons's are shown in Guernsey County in 1812 so it is likely that the move to Ohio was after that or they did not go directly to the Guernsey area.
Although not found in the 1820 Census in Guernsey County, James is on record as owning land in Westland Twp., Guernsey County, Ohio in 1818 (probably), 1819 (probably), 1825, 1826, and 1827. He is listed with personal property in 1826 and 1827. At the time his will was drafted, he owned 80 acres in the W1/2 NE1/4 S20 Twp I Rge IV in Westland Twp.2,3
James married Rebecca Matheny circa 1792 at Monongalia County, Virginia.4
James was listed as the head of household in the 26-44 age group in the 1810 Census at Monongalia County, Virginia. Included in the household were 2 males under 10, probably his sons Reuben and James ; 1 son 10-15, probably his son William; 1 female under 10, probably his daughter Jane or Rebecca; and 1 female 26-44, probably his wife Rebecca. One daughter in the under 10 age group appears to be missing..5
Sims Index of West Virginia Land Grants lists a James Leamon with 300 acres adjacent to Daniel Sovern. It also lists a John Leamon with 200 acres adjacent to David Lane in 1796 (Book 5, page 8) but our John Leamon was only 3 years old at the time so it is very doubtful that this land was his.6
James was listed as the head of household in the over 45 age group in the 7 August 1820 Census at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio. Included in the household were 1 male and 2 females under 10, presumably Benjamin, Lydia, and Mary; 1 male and 2 females 10-15, presumably James, Rebecca and Jane?; 1 male 16-18; 2 males 16-25, presumably William and Reuben; and 1 female over 45, presumably his wife Rebecca..7
James made a will on 30 July 1827 at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio.. The will was witnessed by William Wallar Jr. and David Coulter. It was certified and recorded on 14 August 1827, implying that James must have died immediately after making his will.
The will left his 80 acre plantation in Guernsey County to his wife Rebecca and, after her death, to his sons, James and Benjamin. Some property was left to the two sons and to his two daughters, Lydia and Mary.
Included in the will was a waiver of rights signed by John, William, and Reuben Leamon (sons not included in will); and by George & Elizabeth Hartman, Elisha & Jane Wallar, and Jacob & Rebecca Watson (daughters not included in will and their husbands)..8
James died in 1827 at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio.8
Family | Rebecca Matheny b. 9 Feb 1774, d. 1848 |
| Children |
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Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Patti Forbes' McKinley History, p.114, says he was born about 1769. Sue Leamon World Connect submission says about 1766. Ancestry File AFN:1120-1PS says 1777. Several Ancestry Family Trees list his birth as 1766 based on US and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900. But he was captured in the Battle of Trenton which was fought in 1776 and an age of 10 seems very young although he may have been a drummer boy. For now, assume that he was born some time before 1766. 1880 Census for his grandson Thomas Benton Leamon says he was born in Scotland.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.155. Ohio Tax Lists for Guernsey Co. show a James Lamon or Larrow with 149 acres in Westland Twp in 1818 and 1819; and a James Lemon with 80 acres in S20 T1 R4 in 1825 and 1827. This land purchase was not found in BLM records (perhaps due to different spelling).
- [S1385] RootsWeb Information, Leamon Family, posted on 13 Aug 2011, at http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.leamon/1.6.57.66.1/…
- [S1381] U.S. and International Marriage Records 1560-1900 [database on-line], Yates Publishing. Accessed on Ancestry.com, Nov 20, 2014.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,Year: 1810; Census Place: Monongalia, Virginia; Roll: 69; Page: 536; Image: 00836; Family History Library Film: 0181429 (AN).
- [S1383] Sims Index to West Virginia Land Grants (database online) Accessed on Book 6, page 141.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio, page 186 (AN).
- [S219] James Leamon Will 1827, Guernsey Co., OH Probate Court Record, 1827, pp. 175-178 (photocopy in Leamon Pre-Kansas notebook).
Rebecca Matheny
F, b. 9 February 1774, d. 1848
| Father | James Matheny b. 18 Mar 1753, d. 10 Apr 1832 |
| Mother | Mary Lamayne b. 23 Mar 1756, d. 1853 |
Rebecca was born on 9 February 1774 at Hope Plantation, Stafford County, Virginia.1,2
Rebecca moved with her family from Hope Plantation in Virginia to Beech Run settlement in Monongalia County, Virginia (now near Albright in Preston County, West Virginia).
Rebecca married James Leamon circa 1792 at Monongalia County, Virginia.3
Rebecca probably appeared in the census of 7 August 1820 in the household of her husband James Leamon at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio. She was in the over 45 age group; over 45.4
Rebecca died in 1848 in Jasper County, Illinois.1 She was buried in the Leamon Cemetery at Jasper County.5
Rebecca moved with her family from Hope Plantation in Virginia to Beech Run settlement in Monongalia County, Virginia (now near Albright in Preston County, West Virginia).
Rebecca married James Leamon circa 1792 at Monongalia County, Virginia.3
Rebecca probably appeared in the census of 7 August 1820 in the household of her husband James Leamon at Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio. She was in the over 45 age group; over 45.4
Rebecca died in 1848 in Jasper County, Illinois.1 She was buried in the Leamon Cemetery at Jasper County.5
Family | James Leamon b. b 1766, d. 1827 |
| Children |
|
Citations
- [S1362] Rebecca Matheny Leamon. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com).
- [S1384] Leamon, Rebecca Matheny,Family Data Collection - Births [database on-line]. Compiled by Edmund West. Provo. UT. USA. Ancestry.com Operations Inc. 2001.
- [S1381] U.S. and International Marriage Records 1560-1900 [database on-line], Yates Publishing. Accessed on Ancestry.com, Nov 20, 2014.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Westland, Guernsey County, Ohio, page 186 (AN).
- [S1362] Leamon, Rebecca Matheny. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com).
William Stears
M, b. 1778?
William was born about in 1778?.1
William married Jane Stears Hutcherson on 14 April 1808 in Harrison County, Kentucky. After their marriage, William and Jane relocated to Grant Co., Kentucky. They had at least 2 children, including:
- John Stears. Married Jane Frakes in 1834, Grant Co., Kentucky;
- Sally Ann Stears. Married Jesse Coleman in 1833, Grant Co., Kentucky 2.3,4
William married Jane Stears Hutcherson on 14 April 1808 in Harrison County, Kentucky. After their marriage, William and Jane relocated to Grant Co., Kentucky. They had at least 2 children, including:
- John Stears. Married Jane Frakes in 1834, Grant Co., Kentucky;
- Sally Ann Stears. Married Jesse Coleman in 1833, Grant Co., Kentucky 2.3,4
Family | Jane Stears Hutcherson b. 1786? |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from date of marriage.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.105.
- [S453] Patricia Ann McCandless Forbes, Descendants of William McKinley of Sullivan County, Tennessee, p.103. Bride identified as Jenny Kinsler.
- [S463] Kentucky Marriages to 1850, Ancestry.com, Harrison County. Last name of groom given as Spears. Bride identified as Jenny Kinsler.
John Matheny
M, b. 29 August 1772, d. 1850
| Father | James Matheny b. 18 Mar 1753, d. 10 Apr 1832 |
| Mother | Mary Lamayne b. 23 Mar 1756, d. 1853 |
John was born on 29 August 1772 at Stafford County, Virginia.1
John married Elizabeth [--?--] Matheny in 1792?.2
John moved from Monongalia County, Virginia to Licking County, Ohio in 1820 and then to Jasper County, Illinois in 1845.1
John died in 1850 at Richland County, Illinois.3
John married Elizabeth [--?--] Matheny in 1792?.2
John moved from Monongalia County, Virginia to Licking County, Ohio in 1820 and then to Jasper County, Illinois in 1845.1
John died in 1850 at Richland County, Illinois.3
Family | Elizabeth [--?--] Matheny b. 1774? |
Citations
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2019. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of marriage guessed from birth date of husband.
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2019. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002.
Aaron Matheny
M, b. 24 October 1776
| Father | James Matheny b. 18 Mar 1753, d. 10 Apr 1832 |
| Mother | Mary Lamayne b. 23 Mar 1756, d. 1853 |
Citations
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2017. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002.
Phebe Matheny
F, b. 10 August 1777
| Father | James Matheny b. 18 Mar 1753, d. 10 Apr 1832 |
| Mother | Mary Lamayne b. 23 Mar 1756, d. 1853 |
Citations
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2020. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002.
Reuben Matheny
M, b. 9 October 1779, d. 21 February 1849
| Father | James Matheny b. 18 Mar 1753, d. 10 Apr 1832 |
| Mother | Mary Lamayne b. 23 Mar 1756, d. 1853 |
Reuben was born on 9 October 1779 at Stafford County, Virginia.1
Reuben married Rachel Woolkit in 1799?. Before his marriage to Rachel, Reuben is said to have married Hannah Postlethwaite, daughter of Samuel and Ann (Ashby) Postlethwaite. Reuben and Rachel had a son, Samuel Preston Matheny; born 23 Sep 1807, Henry County Virginia; died Feb 1856, Crawford County, Illinois..2,3 Reuben died on 21 February 1849 at Illinois at age 69.4 He was buried in the Bellair Cemetery at Annapolis, Crawford County, Illinois.5
Reuben married Rachel Woolkit in 1799?. Before his marriage to Rachel, Reuben is said to have married Hannah Postlethwaite, daughter of Samuel and Ann (Ashby) Postlethwaite. Reuben and Rachel had a son, Samuel Preston Matheny; born 23 Sep 1807, Henry County Virginia; died Feb 1856, Crawford County, Illinois..2,3 Reuben died on 21 February 1849 at Illinois at age 69.4 He was buried in the Bellair Cemetery at Annapolis, Crawford County, Illinois.5
Family | Rachel Woolkit b. 1781? |
Citations
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2021. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey on 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of marriage guessed from birth date of husband.
- [S491] Dolores (Matheny) Gucciardo, Matheny-Gucciardo and Allied Families, Lists both marriages without dates. Extract in personal files.
- [S474] World Connect Project, RootsWeb, Person ID I 2021. Submitted by Shirley Shears Avey on 4 Dec 2001, accessed 10 Jan 2002. Place of death from Metheny Genealogy on the Internet.
- [S1362] Matheny, Reuben. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com).
Rachel Woolkit
F, b. 1781?
Rachel was born in in 1781?.1 Rachel married Reuben Matheny in 1799?. Before his marriage to Rachel, Reuben is said to have married Hannah Postlethwaite, daughter of Samuel and Ann (Ashby) Postlethwaite. Reuben and Rachel had a son, Samuel Preston Matheny; born 23 Sep 1807, Henry County Virginia; died Feb 1856, Crawford County, Illinois..2,3
Family | Reuben Matheny b. 9 Oct 1779, d. 21 Feb 1849 |