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Ann Gibson
F, b. circa 1745
- Birth*: Ann Gibson was born circa 1745.
- Marriage*: Ann Gibson married William Armstrong, son of Joseph Armstrong and Jennet (?).
- Married Name: Her married name was Armstrong.
Family: William Armstrong b. circa 1745
John Counts Jr
M, b. circa 1765, d. 1 October 1843
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: John Counts b. circa 1725, d. 14 March 1803
- Mother: Magdelena \ Mary Magdeline Summers b. circa 1722, d. 25 June 1814
- Birth*: John Counts Jr was born circa 1765.
- Marriage*: John Counts Jr married Margaret Kelly, daughter of (?) Kelley, in 1785 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: John Counts Jr died on 1 October 1843 at Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Note*: He See Historical Document. John Counts of Cleveland. Sketch by Elihu Jasper Sutherland Counts Reunion John Counts was born about 1765 and died October 1, 1843, at Cleveland Russell Co., VA, where he had lived for more than 55 years. For that reason and because there have been so many John Countses in Russell County, he is known as 'John Counts of Cleveland.' His parents Were John and Mary Magdeline ? Counts, who moved from Shenandoah County, VA in 1789, and settled in Glade Hollow, Russell County, Va. For that reason his father is known among his descendants as 'John Counts of Glade Hollow.' The first known record of'John Counts of Cleveland' is found in the personal property tax lists for Shenandoah County for 1787, which reports a tithable over 21 years of age in the family of Jacob Raresnake, his brother-in-law. His name does not appear in any subsequent tax listfor thatcounty. He moved to Russell County during the same year, and the Russell County tax list shows a John Counts assessed as of 21 June 1787, the owner of one horse, and living in the Upper District. The one tithable listed in his family indicates that he was married and head of a family at that date. Russell County Entry Book No. 1, at page 23, gives this data: '1787, Nov 20 - John Counts enters 50 acres of land by part of warrant NO. 14803 dated Nov 9, 1787, lying and beginning at the Widow Lard's old place between that and the River, lying on both sides of a branch that runs into the river.' This tract is included in the town of Cleveland on the south side of Clinch River. He probably established his first home in Russell Countyon this tract. One June 17, 1797, the Grand Jury presented: 'A bill found against Obediah Payne for abusing John Counts and Robing said Counts of his papers and forging an order in the name of Frances Hines presented by the oath of John Counts.' (L O B 1, p 103) The Grand Jury acted again on 26 June, 1791, with 'Presentment against Patrick Coye and John Counts for fishing and 2 CONT breaking the peace the 26th day of April, 1797.' He was an enthusiastic follower of Nimrod the Hunter and roamed the mountain wilderness near his home year after year in search of game. That he was successful is shown by the County Court records, which reveal that he was allowed the following claims: 23 July 1793 - 12/6 (twelve shillings and 6 pence) for 'killing one old wolfe;' and 28 October, 1798 - 25/6 for 'killing two old wolves.' Mr.Counts occasionally sat on the county juries, and only one civil case of record shows him as a party. At the June 1974 term of the County Court he was sued by George McCoy. The case was continued and tried 24 September 1794, the jury finding 'that the defendant did not assume upon himself as in pleadings he (McCoy) hath alleged,' and it was 'considered by the court that the plaintiff take nothing by his Bill.' McCoy's witnesses were Joseph Kiser, Edward Kelley, Abram Childris (Childress), William Smith, James Roberts, and John Craig. Counts' witnesses were Henry Willard, Joseph or James Hatfield, Luke Kelley, and 2 CONC John Damaron. On 1 October 1790, John Counts entered fifty acres of land 'on north side of Clinch River adjoining the land of Cornelius Robt. Dec'd on his east line and on both sides of the path leading from sd. Roberts to Dumps Creek that crosses the low gap.' However a marginal anotation states 'This entry void war'd Ass'd to Rich. Price.' On 24 May 1800, 'John Counts, Junr.' entered 'fifty acres of land by Virtue of part of a Land Office Treasury Warrant No. 2438, dated March 14, 1798, lying in Russell Co. on the south side of Clinch River Beginning at a walnut on the line of sd. Counts land and running up the River on the said line till about two poles below the mouth of Joseph McRenals Spring Branch then nearly a south course thence westward then to the Beginning.' In March 1798, he purchased a tract of 165 acres from Richard and Lucy Price on Clinch River. This tract was on the north side of Clinch River, opposite his 50 acre entry in 1787, and is the tract on which he lived the latter part of his life. We are meeting today on this tract of land. His first residence on this tract stood near a bold limestone spring near the north end of the present bridge. Later this log house was moved up the hill about one hundred yards
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Family: Margaret Kelly b. circa 1769, d. 6 July 1835
- Sarah Counts b. 1787
- John Counts b. 1789, d. 1863
- Joseph Counts b. 1789, d. a 1820
- James Counts b. 8 Oct 1792, d. 8 Jun 1872
- Christinia Counts b. 11 Dec 1793, d. 16 Dec 1855
- Margaret Counts b. c 1797, d. 1858
- Elizabeth Counts b. 1799, d. 1880
- Joshua Counts b. 27 Aug 1801, d. 15 Feb 1883
- Nancy J. Counts b. 1803, d. 6 Jun 1884
- Ezekiel Counts b. 5 Jul 1805, d. 24 Jul 1871
John Counts
M, b. circa 1725, d. 14 March 1803
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Johannes Cuntze b. circa 1706, d. circa 1777
- Mother: Anna Elizabeth Catherine Stoever b. circa 1706
- Birth*: John Counts was born circa 1725.
- Marriage*: John Counts married Magdelena \ Mary Magdeline Summers.
- Death*: John Counts died on 14 March 1803 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Note*: He The Will of John Counts From Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow by Elihu Jasper Sutherland: In the name of God Amen, I John Counts, Senior, of Russell County and Commonwealth of VA being old and frail in body, but perfect in mind and memory, blessed be God, but Calling to mind the Mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed once for all men to die, I do make and Constitute this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. And first I give my body to the Earth from whence it was taken desiring it may be buried in a Christian manner without ppom &c., and my soul I give to God who save it hoping it may find peace in the Arms of his Mercy, and as touching what worldly Goods and estate which I possess I give, devise and bequeath in manner following to wit: Eve Maticks my eldest daughter I give one Shilling. Mary Rarsnake I give on Shilling. John Counts Junior also I give one Shilling, Lissey Willard I give one shilling. Item, I give to Harry Willard's eldest son Martin Willard Catherine my daughter one shilling Christian my daughter one shilling, my son Philip one shilling. Item, I give and bequeath to my son George with whom I live the plantation on which I live with all apputenances thereunto belonging out of which I am to be maintained in a good comfortable manner while I live with victuals and cloathing and at my death everything possessed by me shall belong to George Counts and to his heirs forever and I do hereby revoke and disannul all former wills by me made and ratifying and confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this third day of April one thousand eight hundred and two. Singed Sealed and delivered published and Declared to be my last will in the presence of these Witnesses. X his (John Counts) mark Teste John Hargis x her (Lydia Hargis) Duritee Counts
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Family: Magdelena \ Mary Magdeline Summers b. circa 1722, d. 25 June 1814
- Mary 'Mollie' Counts b. c 1745
- Eve Counts b. c 1752
- Catherine Counts b. bt 1760 - 1770
- Phillip Counts b. c 1765, d. c 1842
- John Counts Jr b. c 1765, d. 1 Oct 1843
- Christina Counts b. 1773
- Elizabeth 'Lissey' Counts b. c 1775
- George Counts b. c 1775
(?) Kelley
M, b. circa 1732
- Birth*: (?) Kelley was born circa 1732.
- Marriage*: (?) Kelley married an unknown person.
- Note*: He Name is spelled with both Kelley and Kelly variations, have spelled as Kelley for greater ease in searching database. - CV ...Peggy Klley, as sister of of Elder Edward Kelley, a famous bapist preacher in the early days of Russell Co. - Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow by Elihu Jasper Sutherland.
Family:
- Edward Kelley b. c 1752, d. 17 Aug 1834
- James Kelley b. Aug 1756
- Darby Kelley b. c 1757
- Lawrence 'Luke' Kelley b. 3 Apr 1757, d. 25 Nov 1821
- Michael Kelley b. c 1758
- William Kelley b. c 1760
- Margaret Kelly b. c 1769, d. 6 Jul 1835
- Nancy Kelley b. c 1770
Edward Kelley
M, b. circa 1752, d. 17 August 1834
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: Edward Kelley was born circa 1752 at Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Edward Kelley died on 17 August 1834 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Note*: He From History of Five Southern Families, by Ethel Evans Albert: Will of Edward Kelly, written Oct 4 1832. In the name of God amen, I, Edward Kelly, being weak in body but sound of mind and disposing memory and wishing to settle all my worldly affiars, do make this my last will and testament. Revoking all other wills or parts of wills formerly made. First, it is my will and desire after my decease that my executor sell my two black girls, Becky and Sally, if they should live and the proceeds of the sale pay all my just debts and divide the balance as I shall hereafter direct. Secondly, it is my will and desire that the heirs of my oldest son, Michael Kelly, deceased, have one dollar and all that I have given him in my life time and what I have given the said heirs of Michael Kelly and no more. Thirdly, it is my will and desire that my second son, John Kelly have one hundred dollars out of the money of proceeds of the sale of the aforesaid negro girls and all I have given him in my life time and no more. Fourthly, it is my will and desire that the heirs of my thrid son, Joseph Kelly, deceased, have sixty dollars out of the proceeds of the sale of the aforesaid black girls and all I have given my son Joseph in his life time and no more. Fifthly, it is my will and desire that my son, William Kelly have my plantation where I now live containing sixty four acres to have and to hold - the same to belong to him and his heirs and assignees forever. And also my household furniture; and to have the said black girls before mentioned during my natural life. After my decease, the said girls to be sold as aforesaid and my son William to have the balance of the money, of the proceeds of the sale not before bequeathed, to make use of or distribute as he will or may think proper with the exception of what I may will or bequeath hereafter to Peter Kelly. Sixthly, it is my will and desire that my daughter, Amy Stinson, have __ dollars of the money of the proceeds, of the sale of Nancy, a black girl sold to Andrew Williams by Robert Stinson for me and what I have given her in my life time and no more. Seventhly, it is my will and desire that my youngest son, Peter Kelly, have al the notes that I hold against him and fifty dollars out of the proceeds of the sale of the two black girls, Becky and Sally, before mentioned, and all that I have given him in my life time. And now eightly, it is my will and desire that my son, William Kelly be my executor. Edward Kelly (Seal). Sep 27 1791, Edward bought 64 acres on the south side of Clinch River in Russell Co, VA, including Kirkhems Island, from Henry Dickenson guardian of the heirs of Cornelius Roberts. Feb 16 1826, Edward deeded the above 50 acres to his son, Peter. Edward paid property tax from 1786 onward. Licensed to perform matrimony June 1798. - History of Five Southern Families, by Ethel Evans Albert @S153@.
James Kelley
M, b. August 1756
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: James Kelley was born in August 1756.
- Note*: He Albert Ethel Evans lists wife as Susannah Unknown. Subj: James Kelley Date: 95-03-12 13:49:44 EST From: DHorzen To: Strude Dave, Hard to know where to begin with James Kelley, since there are so many cloudy areas in his life, and there is some conflicting information. But I shall pass on what substantiated info I have. from Rev. War Pension Appl Index: Kelley, James 971466 S16903 b. Aug 1756. Landed in America 1773. Enlisted Greenbriar Co. 1777 Served 3 yrs. as a private. Enlisted 1780-81. Afterward lived in VA, KY, TN. In 1820 he moved to ?. Applied for pension 9 May 1833 in Cooper Co MO. The actual National Archive records contain only information from descendents, and no actual documentation. I have not yet written for the MO records. Supposedly all of the Kelley boys fought in the Rev War, so goes family lore. From an oral interview of Absalom Kelley (grandson of James Kelley) James Kelly was born in Ireland (can't give dates); married Rose Keiser, and had a large boat. His business was to carry goods from New Orleans up the Mississippi River and its northern tributaries. He kept his boys with him on the boat.' Further, 'he was a distiller and steamboat operator on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 1815-1825 approx. dates of residence in Pike Co OH. Squatter's homestead, no apparent record of land ownership. A letter in James Kelley pension application file from his granddaughter, Neda Bell, states that James had 16 ch. from before and after 1800 (whatever that means), and Malvina Martin's obit (dau. of son Joseph) stated he had eight sons and eight daughters. The children were born over 30 yrs., so probably was more than one wife involved. There is quite a gap 'between the oldest daughter Gency (b. 1785) and Samuel (b. 1798) which contains the names of boys who never married and lived most of their lives among the native Ohio Indians. This connection with the natives has never been made very clear, although there is much evidence to substantiate it. Frances O'Meara wrote in 1951, 'Rose Kaiser was a full-blooded Miami Indian. The family spoke the language. One son Charles was living with the Indians at the time of his death. The Indians would come to Sam Kelly's home and shoot chickens with their bows and arrows.' By 1830 James Kelley had migrated to Cooper Co MO with his wife and several of their children. The older children remained some years in Pike Co.. Some of the older boys migrated to Green Co WI via Vermillion Co IL.
Lawrence 'Luke' Kelley
M, b. 3 April 1757, d. 25 November 1821
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: Lawrence 'Luke' Kelley was born on 3 April 1757.
- Death*: Lawrence 'Luke' Kelley died on 25 November 1821 at Lawrence County, Ohio, USA, at age 64.
- Note*: He Bought 50 acres of the Cornelius Roberts grant (see notes on Edward Kelley). - History of Five Southern Families, by Ethel Evans Albert Kaiser-Kiser-Keyser history compiled by Vivian Dickison Bales, Joyce Kiser Logan, and Woodrow Burchett, obtained from Mimi Smith states that Luke was 'brother to Margaret (Peggy) Kelly Counts. It also states 'Luke Kelly built the first meeting house in Lawrence Co., Ohio. It was a round log structure, one story high, with a clapboard roof, puncheon floor, split log seats, and about 18 or 20 feet square.
Darby Kelley
M, b. circa 1757
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: Darby Kelley was born circa 1757.
- Note*: He Paid personal property tax in Russell Co. 1787-1793; licensed to perform matrimony in Russell Co. in 1793. - History of Five Southern Families, by Ethel Evans Albert.
Michael Kelley
M, b. circa 1758
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: Michael Kelley was born circa 1758.
- Note*: He All unmarked information this line from Leland Gray Hoover gedcom.
William Kelley
M, b. circa 1760
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: William Kelley was born circa 1760.
Nancy Kelley
F, b. circa 1770
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: (?) Kelley b. circa 1732
- Birth*: Nancy Kelley was born circa 1770 at Shenandoah County, Virginia, USA.
- Note*: She @S153@.
Tillman Cuntze
M, b. circa 1668
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Johannes Cuntze b. before 1650, d. circa 1675
- Mother: Elisabeth Schuster b. circa 1648
- Birth*: Tillman Cuntze was born circa 1668.
- Marriage*: Tillman Cuntze married Anna Margarethe Gunderman.
Family: Anna Margarethe Gunderman b. circa 1668
Elizabeth Mc Ewen
F, b. 2 January 1781, d. 2 May 1862
- Birth*: Elizabeth Mc Ewen was born on 2 January 1781 at Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland, USA.
- Marriage*: Elizabeth Mc Ewen married Marinus King, son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 22 November 1803 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.
- Married Name: Her married name was King.
- Death*: Elizabeth Mc Ewen died on 2 May 1862 at Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 81.
- Burial*: She was buried after 2 May 1862 at King's Chapel, New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- SealSpouse: She was sealed as a spouse of Marinus King on 1 October 1992.
Family: Marinus King b. 21 February 1778, d. 14 October 1857
Nancy J. Counts
F, b. 12 April 1861, d. 6 October 1934
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Nancy J. Counts was born on 12 April 1861 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Nancy J. Counts died on 6 October 1934 at age 73.
- Burial*: She was buried after 6 October 1934 at West Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Russell County, Virginia, USA.
Louise Ida Counts
F, b. 18 November 1866, d. 1 February 1946
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Louise Ida Counts was born on 18 November 1866 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Louise Ida Counts died on 1 February 1946 at Russell County, Virginia, USA, at age 79.
Margaret Fannin
F, b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Frank Fannin b. circa 1800
- Mother: Matilda Fugate b. circa 1800
- Birth*: Margaret Fannin was born on 20 January 1820 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Marriage*: Margaret Fannin married Joshua Counts, son of John Counts Jr and Margaret Kelly.
- Married Name: Her married name was Counts.
- Death*: Margaret Fannin died on 15 December 1889 at Russell County, Virginia, USA, at age 69.
- Burial*: She was buried at Joshua Counts Graveyard, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia, USA.
Family: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Sarah 'Sallie' Counts b. 2 Dec 1850, d. 27 Jul 1874
- John Baptist Riley Counts b. 26 Mar 1852, d. 22 Apr 1932
- Matilda Counts b. 2 Feb 1854, d. 31 Dec 1874
- Christine 'Crissa' Counts b. 17 May 1856, d. 22 Jun 1949
- Aily Counts b. 21 Jun 1858, d. 17 May 1906
- Nancy J. Counts b. 12 Apr 1861, d. 6 Oct 1934
- Louise Ida Counts b. 18 Nov 1866, d. 1 Feb 1946
Sarah 'Sallie' Counts
F, b. 2 December 1850, d. 27 July 1874
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Sarah 'Sallie' Counts was born on 2 December 1850.
- Death*: Sarah 'Sallie' Counts died on 27 July 1874 at age 23.
John Baptist Riley Counts
M, b. 26 March 1852, d. 22 April 1932
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: John Baptist Riley Counts was born on 26 March 1852 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: John Baptist Riley Counts died on 22 April 1932 at Manassas, Prince William County, Virginia, USA, at age 80.
- Burial*: He was buried after 22 April 1932 at Joshua Counts Graveyard, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia, USA.
Matilda Counts
F, b. 2 February 1854, d. 31 December 1874
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Matilda Counts was born on 2 February 1854 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Married Name: As of 17 November 1870,her married name was Grizzel.
- Marriage*: Matilda Counts married Andrew Jackson Grizzel on 17 November 1870 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Matilda Counts died on 31 December 1874 at age 20.
- Burial*: She was buried after 31 December 1874 at Rasnick Ridge, Virginia, USA.
- Note*: She They settled on a tract of virgin land located on the left hand fork of Lick Creek, a gift from Matilda's father. - Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow @S1209@.
Family: Andrew Jackson Grizzel b. 9 December 1849, d. 24 December 1916
Christine 'Crissa' Counts
F, b. 17 May 1856, d. 22 June 1949
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Christine 'Crissa' Counts was born on 17 May 1856 at Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Marriage*: Christine 'Crissa' Counts married Winfield Scott Grizzel on 2 April 1874 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Married Name: Her married name was Grizzel.
- Death*: Christine 'Crissa' Counts died on 22 June 1949 at age 93.
- Note*: She Lived on a farm near Jessee's Mill, Russell Co., VA, before moving to MO. One of Crissa's letters stated: 'I am so crippled up I can hardly walk at all. I suffer pain every minute ... but I can use hands and arms - which I am thankful for - I sit and piece quilts most all the time. I have 18 granddaughters, and I have pieced them all a quilt.' - Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow October 20, 1937 My Dear E.J. Sutherland, I sure was pleased to get your letter and the pictures, and I thank you for sending me the pictures. I wish you had sent your picture too. I do get homesick to see you all, but I guess that will never be, unless you all take a notion to come to Mo. I can't forget the good times me and your mother use to have playing together when we were just little kids. We are having some real cold weather the last week or two, and my rheumatism is lots worse - suffer pain all the time in my knee joints. I can't sympathize with your mother if she has rheumatism as bad as I do. I never would have recognized Ida and I'm glad you sent me her picture. And I can't figure out who Bitha Dyer (Counts) is, but guess when I see Ethel she can explain to me who she is. I havn't got to be with Ethel only a short time since she got back from VA., but she did enjoy being at the reunion. You know she lives in Springfield about fifty mile from where I have been staying this Summer. I have been staying with Dora (my oldest daughter) out on a farm this Summer, but I will go and stay with Ethel this winter - then she will tell me all about her VA. trip, and my kinfolks and the reunion. I will go to Marshfield next Sunday and spend a month or two with Josh (my oldest boy) before I go to Springfield. So you write to me real soon and send my letter to Marshfield, Mo., c/o J.C. Grizzel. Tell your mother to please write me a letter. I am so anxious for Ethel to tell me about my people in VA. and that is what she will do when I go stay with her a few months - for she is a great talker - guess you found that out though when she was at the reunion. She is awfully good to me and I do love to stay with her, but would rather be in a home of my own, but I haven't got it. So I just have to live around with the kids. Write again. Best wishes and love to you. --Copy of letter to E.J. Sutherland, October 20, 1937 @S11053@
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Family: Winfield Scott Grizzel b. 31 March 1848, d. 31 May 1919
Aily Counts
F, b. 21 June 1858, d. 17 May 1906
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Joshua Counts b. 27 August 1801, d. 15 February 1883
- Mother: Margaret Fannin b. 20 January 1820, d. 15 December 1889
- Birth*: Aily Counts was born on 21 June 1858 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Aily Counts died on 17 May 1906 at age 47.
Andrew Jackson Grizzel
M, b. 9 December 1849, d. 24 December 1916
- Name Variation: Andrew Jackson Grizzel was also known as Andy.
- Birth*: He was born on 9 December 1849.
- Marriage*: Andrew Jackson Grizzel married Matilda Counts, daughter of Joshua Counts and Margaret Fannin, on 17 November 1870 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Andrew Jackson Grizzel died on 24 December 1916 at age 67.
- Burial*: He was buried after 24 December 1916 at Grizzle Cemetery, Nora, Dickenson County, Virginia, USA.
Family: Matilda Counts b. 2 February 1854, d. 31 December 1874
Winfield Scott Grizzel
M, b. 31 March 1848, d. 31 May 1919
- Birth*: Winfield Scott Grizzel was born on 31 March 1848.
- Marriage*: Winfield Scott Grizzel married Christine 'Crissa' Counts, daughter of Joshua Counts and Margaret Fannin, on 2 April 1874 at Russell County, Virginia, USA.
- Death*: Winfield Scott Grizzel died on 31 May 1919 at age 71.
- Note*: He @S1209@
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Family: Christine 'Crissa' Counts b. 17 May 1856, d. 22 June 1949
Frank Fannin
M, b. circa 1800
- Birth*: Frank Fannin was born circa 1800.
- Marriage*: Frank Fannin married Matilda Fugate.
Family: Matilda Fugate b. circa 1800
- Margaret Fannin b. 20 Jan 1820, d. 15 Dec 1889
Matilda Fugate
F, b. circa 1800
- Birth*: Matilda Fugate was born circa 1800.
- Marriage*: Matilda Fugate married Frank Fannin.
- Married Name: Her married name was Fannin.
Family: Frank Fannin b. circa 1800
- Margaret Fannin b. 20 Jan 1820, d. 15 Dec 1889
Hans Hanson
M, b. before 1680
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William Hanson b. 1653, d. 16 April 1754
- Mother: Adriaentje Adriana Van Deventer b. 1655/56, d. after 1670
- Birth*: Hans Hanson was born before 1680.
- Marriage*: Hans Hanson married Wiijllemtije Hendricks on 20 January 1695.
- Note*: Hans Hanson BIOGRAPHY: Hans Hanson bought an 118 acre plantation which included a house near St. Augustine Creek near Reedy Island Neck area of St. Georges Hundred. He purchased the land at an auction. Hans was a joint owner of the Reedy Island Neck in eastern St. Georges, Delaware. Hans was also a purchaser of the land for the Old Drawyers Presbyterian church. He along with another ancester Francis King and two other men purchased the land which is located about one mile north of Odessa, Delaware. Hans Hanson was appointed Justice of the Peace in New Castle Co. , Delaware in 1726 and 1727 along with a few other individuals. On October 28 1738 Hans Hanson was appointed along with others as a justice of the Court of Common Pleas in New Castle Co., Delaware.
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church on 20 June 2000; Evan.
Family: Wiijllemtije Hendricks b. circa 1675
- Philip Hanson b. a 1696
- John Hanson b. a 1697, d. b 1774
- Elizabeth Hanson b. a 1698
- Gartry Hanson b. a 1699
- Unknown Hanson b. a 1700
Kari Olesdatter
F, b. before 1756
- Birth*: Kari Olesdatter was born before 1756.
- Marriage*: Kari Olesdatter married Ingebright Christensen before 1772 at Lesja, Oppland, Norway.
Family: Ingebright Christensen b. 27 May 1742
- Sigri Ingebrightsdatter b. 31 Jul 1772
Jan Hanson
M, b. 1637
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Jan Hanson was born in 1637.
- Immigration*: He immigrated circa 1639 to Flatlands, Bushwick, New Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- Marriage*: Jan Hanson married Marretje (?) circa 1652.
- Marriage*: Jan Hanson married Willemtje Van Boxum.
- Note*: Jan Hanson BIOGRAPHY: Jan came with his father to America in 1639. Jan resided at Flatlands, Bushwick, and New Utrecht in Kings Co.. New York prior to 1689. Jan was the deacon of the Dutch Church in New Utrecht in 1677. Later in 1687 Jan took the oath of alliance in New Utrecht and was captain of the militia in 1689. On December 10, 1675 Jan Hanson along with Barent Joosten a large tract of land which they later sold on December 11, 1693 for a very large sum. Jan Hanson then used the money from this sale to buy a 2,809 acre tract of land along with seven other individuals of which three were relatives one being my ancester his son William Hanson. The land was purchased from Casperius Herman who later was involved in a road construction project with Dirck Laurens the brother of Griete Laurens and the wife of the first known Skeer. Rachel Skeer Griete Skeer's granddaughter later married into the Hanson Family. The land was called Reeden Island or Reedy Island Neck was described as being bounded by the Delaware River, Appoquinimink Creek and its branch called Silver Run, and the lands of Edward Green. The original document is in the Hall of Records Dover Delaware.
Family 1: Marretje (?) b. circa 1638
- Gartry Hanson b. c 1653
- William Hanson b. 1653, d. 16 Apr 1754
- Rymerth Hanson b. c 1654
- John Hanson Jr b. c 1655
Family 2: Willemtje Van Boxum b. circa 1637
John HANSON King
M, b. 19 December 1767, d. 20 January 1807
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Birth*: John HANSON King was born on 19 December 1767 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Marriage*: John HANSON King married Catharine Naudin, daughter of Elias Naudin V and Catharine Skeer, on 29 March 1796.1
- Death*: John HANSON King died on 20 January 1807 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 39.
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church on 22 April 1989.
- Endowment*: He received his endowment on 22 June 1990.
- SealChild*: He was sealed as a child to , son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 28 July 1990.
Family: Catharine Naudin b. circa 1767, d. 6 March 1805
Citations:
- [S641] Bob Reinsel, 2000, Date of Import: May 16, 2003.
Marinus King
M, b. 8 October 1769, d. 3 June 1774
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Birth*: Marinus King was born on 8 October 1769 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Death*: Marinus King died on 3 June 1774 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA, at age 4.
- Endowment*: He received his endowment Child.
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church Child.
- SealChild*: He was sealed as a child to , son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 11 April 1989.
Catherine King
F, b. 30 April 1776, d. 19 February 1818
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Birth*: Catherine King was born on 30 April 1776 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Marriage*: Catherine King married Samuel Lamb, son of William Lamb, on 23 May 1798.1
- Married Name: Her married name was Lamb.
- Death: Catherine King died on 12 February 1808 at age 31.2,3,1
- Death*: Catherine King died on 19 February 1818 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 41.
- BaptismLDS*: She was baptized in the LDS church on 13 April 1989.
- Endowment*: She received her endowment on 12 August 1989.
- SealChild*: She was sealed as a child to , daughter of William King and Mary Hanson, on 14 September 1989.
Family: Samuel Lamb b. circa 1776
- Marriage*: Catherine King married Samuel Lamb, son of William Lamb, on 23 May 1798.1
Citations:
- [S641] Bob Reinsel, 2000, Date of Import: May 16, 2003.
- [S643] FTW, 13 Aug 2000, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S644] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
William King II
M, b. 17 August 1781, d. 19 February 1886
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Birth*: William King II was born on 17 August 1781 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.
- Marriage*: William King II married Eleanor Aspril, daughter of Joseph Aspril, on 3 January 1805.1,2,3
- Marriage*: William King II married Eleanor Aspril, daughter of Joseph Aspril, circa 1833.4
- Cen-Head*: William King II is head of household in the 1850 US Federal Census of Limestone, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, USA enumerated as Wm King and William is a 69 year old male. He is a farmer with $200 dollars worth of real property. He was born in Pennsylvania. Enumerated with William King II was Eleanor Aspril, J E King and William King.4
- Death*: William King II died on 19 February 1886 at Limestone, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 104.1,2,3
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church on 22 April 1989.
- Endowment*: He received his endowment on 22 June 1990.
- SealChild*: He was sealed as a child to , son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 28 July 1990.
Family: Eleanor Aspril b. circa 1800, d. 28 December 1862
- Marriage*: William King II married Eleanor Aspril, daughter of Joseph Aspril, on 3 January 1805.1,2,3
- Marriage*: William King II married Eleanor Aspril, daughter of Joseph Aspril, circa 1833.1,2,3,4
- J E King b. 1834
- William King b. 1844
Citations:
- [S643] FTW, 13 Aug 2000, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S644] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S641] Bob Reinsel, 2000, Date of Import: May 16, 2003.
- [S54] 1850 US Census, Pennsylvania, Clarion County, Federal Census, Roll 767 Page 36 Line2 500 - 512.
Jacob King1
M, b. 8 May 1784, d. 13 June 1824
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Charts: Pedigree for David Wyman Cyphert Jr
Descendant Chart for Evert Antonize
Descendant Chart for Francois De Connick
- Birth*: Jacob King was born on 8 May 1784 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.1
- Marriage*: Jacob King married Martha Maria McElhatten, daughter of Alexander McElhatten and Martha (?), on 20 January 1814 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.2,1
- Death*: Jacob King died on 13 June 1824 at Clarion County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 40.3,4,5
- Burial*: He was buried at Clarion County, Pennsylvania, USA.5
- Note: He [Cyphert.GED] A deed for the land his brother, William King II, purchased in what isnow Clarion Co. PA, adjoining his own property. The land was still ownedby descendents of the family in 1979. Jacob King grew up on his parents' famr near Linden Hall in PotterTwnshp, Centre County, PA (where Penn State is located) After the deathof his father, Jacob and his brother William II, signed an Article ofAgreement on 6 May 1813 with James Potter, to sell to him their half (350acres) of the land inherited from their father, which lay by the propertyof their brother, Marianus King. In return, Potter was to provide titleto 1028 acres in Redbank Township, Armstrong Co, PA, which waaccomplished on 15 March 1814. The exact amount of Jacob King's purchasewas 512 acres and 81 perches with an allowance of 6% for roads descibedas 'land on Waters of Toby Creek, Arstrong county called 'Greedbank'located by residue of James Potter and by land of Andrew Gregg' (notedin Armstrong Co. PO Deed book 5, p. 346) On 18 April 1822, Jacob King and his wife, Martha, and Jacob's brother,William King II and his wife Eleanor sold 200 acres of land theypurchased from James Potter to Jaoh Hise for $786 (Armstrong Deed Book 5,p. 301). Jacob and Martha lived on this land only ten year before hisdeath in 1824.
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church on 22 April 1989.
- SealSpouse: He was sealed as a spouse of Martha Maria McElhatten on 1 December 1989.
- Endowment*: Jacob King received his endowment on 22 June 1990.
- SealChild*: He was sealed as a child to , son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 28 July 1990.
Family: Martha Maria McElhatten b. 29 December 1792, d. 5 April 1860
- Marriage*: Jacob King married Martha Maria McElhatten, daughter of Alexander McElhatten and Martha (?), on 20 January 1814 at Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.2,1
- SealSpouse: Jacob King was sealed as a spouse of Martha Maria McElhatten on 1 December 1989.2,1
- Mary King b. 6 May 1815, d. 12 Sep 1816
- Nancy King b. 2 Jun 1817, d. 14 Mar 1912
- Sarah King b. 13 Jul 1819, d. 18 Jun 1885
- John Mchelaatten King b. 27 May 1821, d. 22 Feb 1868
- Hannah King b. 5 Jul 1823, d. 27 Jul 1892
Citations:
- [S221] Deborah Bevans, "King Family email," e-mail to David Grawrock, 4 Apr 2000, Agrees with published information.
- [S151] Harold O Thomen edited by Gladys C Murray, Marriages: 1800-1850: Centre Co. PA, Performed by Rev William Stuart Recorded in the Pattee Library Penn State, University Park, PA
1814. - [S643] FTW, 13 Aug 2000, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S644] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S641] Bob Reinsel, 2000, Date of Import: May 16, 2003.
Lawrence King
M, b. 24 May 1786, d. 30 September 1808
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: William King b. 26 December 1742, d. 22 December 1811
- Mother: Mary Hanson b. 13 May 1747, d. 18 September 1810
- Birth*: Lawrence King was born on 24 May 1786.1,2,3
- Death*: Lawrence King died on 30 September 1808 at age 22.1,2,3
- BaptismLDS*: He was baptized in the LDS church on 22 April 1989.
- Endowment*: He received his endowment on 22 June 1990.
- SealChild*: He was sealed as a child to , son of William King and Mary Hanson, on 28 July 1990.
Citations:
- [S643] FTW, 13 Aug 2000, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S644] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Aug 13, 2000.
- [S641] Bob Reinsel, 2000, Date of Import: May 16, 2003.
Johanna Hannah King1
F, b. 24 January 1716
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Francis King Sr b. 8 November 1676, d. 7 May 1753
- Mother: Christian Vandegrift b. circa 1690, d. before 24 December 1778
- Birth*: Johanna Hannah King was born on 24 January 1716 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Married Name: As of circa 1741,her married name was Haughey.
- Marriage*: Johanna Hannah King married Robert Haughey circa 1741 at St Georges Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Christening: Johanna Hannah King was christened after 27 April 1776 at New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- Burial*: She was buried after 1777 at Old Drawyer's Cemetery, Odessa, New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- BaptismLDS*: She was baptized in the LDS church on 6 March 1989.
- Endowment*: She received her endowment on 18 August 1989.
- SealSpouse: She was sealed as a spouse of Robert Haughey on 18 August 1989.
Family: Robert Haughey b. circa 1716
- Marriage*: Johanna Hannah King married Robert Haughey circa 1741 at St Georges Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, USA.
- SealSpouse: Johanna Hannah King was sealed as a spouse of Robert Haughey on 18 August 1989.
Citations:
- [S55] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
John King
M, b. 24 March 1734, d. before 1776
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Marinus King b. circa 1713, d. 18 November 1747
- Mother: (?) Williams b. circa 1713, d. after 26 December 1742
- Birth*: John King was born on 24 March 1734.
- Death*: John King died before 1776.
Lydia King
F, b. after 1742
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Marinus King b. circa 1713, d. 18 November 1747
- Mother: (?) Williams b. circa 1713, d. after 26 December 1742
- Birth*: Lydia King was born after 1742.
- BaptismLDS*: She was baptized in the LDS church on 8 May 2002.
Wiijllemtije Hendricks
F, b. circa 1675
- Birth*: Wiijllemtije Hendricks was born circa 1675.
- Marriage*: Wiijllemtije Hendricks married Hans Hanson, son of William Hanson and Adriaentje Adriana Van Deventer, on 20 January 1695.
- Married Name: Her married name was Hanson.
- Note*: Wiijllemtije Hendricks This information was given by Baldwin Maull.
Family: Hans Hanson b. before 1680
- Philip Hanson b. a 1696
- John Hanson b. a 1697, d. b 1774
- Elizabeth Hanson b. a 1698
- Gartry Hanson b. a 1699
- Unknown Hanson b. a 1700
Marretje (?)
F, b. circa 1638
- Birth*: Marretje (?) was born circa 1638.
- Marriage*: Marretje (?) married Jan Hanson, son of Hans Hanson, circa 1652.
- Married Name: As of circa 1652,her married name was Hanson.
Family: Jan Hanson b. 1637
- Gartry Hanson b. c 1653
- William Hanson b. 1653, d. 16 Apr 1754
- Rymerth Hanson b. c 1654
- John Hanson Jr b. c 1655
Hans Hanson
M, b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Hans Hanson was born circa 1620.
- Note*: He BIOGRAPHY: Hans Hanson emigrated in 1639 from Noorstraat or Nordstadt in Holstein in Netherlands. Hans was a farmer who settled on the 'New Lots' of Flatbush in Kings County, New York. Hans was apparently married three times and had seven children.
Family:
- Gerret Hanson b. c 1633
- Pieter Hanson b. c 1634
- Jannetje Hanson b. c 1635
- Symon Hanson b. c 1636
- Jan Hanson b. 1637
- Volkert Hanson b. c 1638
- Catherine Hanson b. c 1639
Gerret Hanson
M, b. circa 1633
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Gerret Hanson was born circa 1633.
Pieter Hanson
M, b. circa 1634
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Pieter Hanson was born circa 1634.
Jannetje Hanson
F, b. circa 1635
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Jannetje Hanson was born circa 1635.
Symon Hanson
M, b. circa 1636
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Symon Hanson was born circa 1636.
Volkert Hanson
M, b. circa 1638
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Volkert Hanson was born circa 1638.
Catherine Hanson
F, b. circa 1639
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Hans Hanson b. circa 1620
- Birth*: Catherine Hanson was born circa 1639.
Gartry Hanson
F, b. circa 1653
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Jan Hanson b. 1637
- Mother: Marretje (?) b. circa 1638
- Birth*: Gartry Hanson was born circa 1653.
Rymerth Hanson
F, b. circa 1654
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Jan Hanson b. 1637
- Mother: Marretje (?) b. circa 1638
- Birth*: Rymerth Hanson was born circa 1654.
John Hanson Jr
M, b. circa 1655
Pop-up Pedigree- Father: Jan Hanson b. 1637
- Mother: Marretje (?) b. circa 1638
- Birth*: John Hanson Jr was born circa 1655.
Willemtje Van Boxum
F, b. circa 1637
- Birth*: Willemtje Van Boxum was born circa 1637.
- Marriage*: Willemtje Van Boxum married Jan Hanson, son of Hans Hanson.
- Married Name: Her married name was Hanson.
Family: Jan Hanson b. 1637
Compiler:
David Grawrock
Aloha Oregon USA
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