Ancestors of Jill Serena Matthews
Generation No. 1
1. Jill Serena Matthews, born 1975 in Tennessee. She was the daughter of 2. Danny Dale Matthews and 3. Brenda Joyce Huddleston. She married (1) Jeffery Hightower June 17, 2000 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Generation No. 2
2. Danny Dale Matthews, born 1952. He was the son of 4. Jessie Daniel Matthews and 5. Cordie Rosa Buck. He married 3. Brenda Joyce Huddleston.
3. Brenda Joyce Huddleston, born 1952. She was the daughter of 6. Howard Huddleston and 7. Dee Williams.
Children of Danny Matthews and Brenda Huddleston are:
1 i. Jill Serena Matthews, born 1975 in Tennessee
ii. Traci Venisha Matthews born 1977
More About Traci Venisha Matthews:
Residence: Murfreesboro, TN
Generation No. 3
4. Jessie Daniel Matthews, born December 01, 1918; died November 1979. He was the son of 8. Joseph Alexander Matthews and 9. Elizabeth Mae Reagan. He married 5. Cordie Rosa Buck February 14.
5. Cordie Rosa Buck, born January 18, 1922; died February 23, 1975. She was the daughter of 10. Lonza Otto Buck and 11. Lillie Ellen Matthews.
More About Jessie Matthews and Cordie Buck:
Marriage: February 14
Children of Jessie Matthews and Cordie Buck are:
i. Adam Matthews, died in At birth.
ii. Hoy Matthews, died in At birth.
iii. Baby Boy Matthews, died in At birth.
iv. Jennetta Joan Matthews, born March 16, 1947; died March 1974.
v. Donna Renea Matthews, born August 1950; married Raymond Harvey Stowers; born March 27, 1950.
2 vi. Danny Dale Matthews, born November 1952; married Brenda Joyce Huddleston.
6. Howard Huddleston He married 7. Dee Williams.
7. Dee Williams
Children of Howard Huddleston and Dee Williams are:
i. Robert Huddleston
3 ii. Brenda Joyce Huddleston, born June 1952; married Danny Dale Matthews.
Generation No. 4
8. Joseph Alexander Matthews, born May 16, 1878; died December 12, 1948. He was the son of 16. Joseph Dalton Matthews and 17. Mary Jane Oakes. He married 9. Elizabeth Mae Reagan.
9. Elizabeth Mae Reagan, born July 02, 1889; died April 03, 1972. She was the daughter of 18. John Allen Reagan and 19. Martha Jane Robbins.
More About Joseph Alexander Matthews:
Burial: Robbinstown Cem, Fentress-Pickett Co.
Name (AKA): Eckie
Children of Joseph Matthews and Elizabeth Reagan are:
i. Dora Matthews, married Smith.
ii. Elma Matthews
iii. Flora Matthews, married Oakley Duncan.
iv. Charlie Brown Matthews, born May 18, 1913; died July 08, 1962; married Nellie Mae Buck July 18, 1942; born March 24, 1913 in Fentress Co. , TN:.
More About Charlie Matthews and Nellie Buck:
Marriage: July 18, 1942
v. Delma Matthews, born February 1915; married George Crisp.
4 vi. Jessie Daniel Matthews, born December 01, 1918; died November 1979; married Cordie Rosa Buck February 14.
10. Lonza Otto Buck, born August 28, 1890 in Tennessee; died November 06, 1981. He was the son of 20. John Timothy Buck and 21. Tennessee Frogge. He married 11. Lillie Ellen Matthews August 29, 1909 in Little Crab, Cedar Grove U.B. Church, Fentress County, TN. Married by L.B. Chism, Minister.
11. Lillie Ellen Matthews, born May 16, 1889 in Ky; died September 26, 1981 in Fentress Co. , TN:. She was the daughter of 22. James Mathews or Mathis and 23. Catherine Matilda Matthews.
More About Lonza Otto Buck:
Burial: Wright Cem., Fentress Co. TN
Social Security Number Issued in TN
More About Lonza Buck and Lillie Matthews:
Marriage: August 29, 1909, Little Crab, Cedar Grove U.B. Church, Fentress County, TN. Married by L.B. Chism, Minister
Children of Lonza Buck and Lillie Matthews are:
i. Truman Odell Buck, married Audrey Allene Hinds.
ii. Harlie Buck, born September 28, 1910; died January 11, 1911.
More About Harlie Buck:
Burial: Guntertown Cemetery
iii. Effie Buck, born September 11, 1911.
iv. Nellie Mae Buck, born March 24, 1913 in Fentress Co. , TN:; married Charlie Brown Matthews July 18, 1942; born May 18, 1913; died July 08, 1962.
More About Charlie Matthews and Nellie Buck:
Marriage: July 18, 1942
v. Everette Buck, born May 09, 1918; married Cora Lou Crisp.
5 vi. Cordie Rosa Buck, born January 18, 1922; died February 23, 1975; married Jessie Daniel Matthews February 14.
vii. Zola Gladys Buck, born March 09, 1925; married Vinson Ben Winningham.
viii. Sheldon Roy Buck, born September 11, 1928; married (1) Wilma Dean Gibson; died February 02, 1969; married (2) Chloa Williams.
Generation No. 5
16. Joseph Dalton Matthews, born 1853. He was the son of 32. Joseph Matthews and 33. Elmira Gauney. He married 17. Mary Jane Oakes.
17. Mary Jane Oakes, born 1859.
More About Joseph Dalton Matthews:
Burial: Ann Woods Cem., Little Crab Fentress County, TN
More About Mary Jane Oakes:
Burial: Standing Stone Cem, Monterey, TN
Religion: July 1876, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
Children of Joseph Matthews and Mary Oakes are:
i. James Bertie Matthews, born 1891.
More About James Bertie Matthews:
Burial: Standing Stone Cem, Monterey, TN
ii. Rosetta Matthews, born 1877.
More About Rosetta Matthews:
Burial: Standing Stone Cem, Monterey, TN
Religion: August 1893, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
iii. Armitta Matthews, born 1887.
More About Armitta Matthews:
Burial: Standing Stone Cem, Monterey, TN
8 iv. Joseph Alexander Matthews, born May 16, 1878; died December 12, 1948; married Elizabeth Mae Reagan.
18. John Allen Reagan, born June 06, 1856 in Fentress County, TN; died February 09, 1925 in Glencoe, Etowah, Alabama. He was the son of 36. John Calvin Reagan and 37. Rebecca Winningham. He married 19. Martha Jane Robbins.
19. Martha Jane Robbins, born June 1861.
Children of John Reagan and Martha Robbins are:
i. Granville Reagan, born January 1878.
ii. Fred Reagan
iii. Louis D. Reagan, born June 1889.
iv. Nora Reagan, born November 1882.
v. Cora Dellavine Reagan, born January 28, 1891 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died May 10, 1968; married Benton McMillin Beaty; born January 14, 1887 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died March 18, 1968.
More About Cora Dellavine Reagan:
Burial: Memory Gardens, Fentress Co., TN
More About Benton McMillin Beaty:
Burial: Memory Gardens, Fentress Co., TN
vi. Laura C. Reagan, born June 06, 1884; died December 17, 1929 in Rhea Springs, TN; married Andrew Fitzgerald; born October 13, 1876 in Hart Co., KY; died December 26, 1942 in Johnson City, TN.
vii. George Reagan, born November 1879.
viii. William L Reagan, born June 1887.
ix. Porter D. Reagan, born September 1897.
x. Effie Reagan, born 1906.
9 xi. Elizabeth Mae Reagan, born July 02, 1889; died April 03, 1972; married Joseph Alexander Matthews.
20. John Timothy Buck, born July 13, 1861; died February 22, 1914 in Fentress Co. , TN:. He was the son of 40. Noah Buck and 41. Ann Frogge. He married 21. Tennessee Frogge 1883 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.
21. Tennessee Frogge, born 1859 in Metcalfe Co, Ky; died Aft. 1890. She was the daughter of 42. John S. Frogge and 43. Susannah Lavon Pulse.
Notes for John Timothy Buck:
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John Timothy Buck was shot by some gamblers while taking someone to see the doctor.
He started to the Odd Lodge, met up with a friend who drank. Went to church. Some drunks shot several people. John was the only witness. Jim Martin Gillentine and 2 others. John heard boys fighting at the church. He led them away. They were shot by another gang soon after leaving the church yard.
More About John Timothy Buck:
Burial: Upchurch Cem, Red Hill Community
Name (AKA): Bristleback
More About Tennessee Frogge:
Burial: Buck Cem., Fentress Co., TN (have note that she is buried by her husband in Red Hill.????)
More About John Buck and Tennessee Frogge:
Marriage: 1883, Metcalfe County, Kentucky
Children of John Buck and Tennessee Frogge are:
i. Martha Ann Buck, married (1) Dillard Wright; married (2) Jim Turner.
ii. Bertha Abigale Buck, born 1884; died 1964; married Emory West.
iii. Lucinda Jane Buck, married Edd Manis.
More About Lucinda Jane Buck:
Name (AKA): Cindy
iv. Minta Missouri Buck, born July 05, 1888; died September 14, 1983; married Mack Koger; born March 13, 1883; died October 27, 1952.
10 v. Lonza Otto Buck, born August 28, 1890 in Tennessee; died November 06, 1981; married Lillie Ellen Matthews August 29, 1909 in Little Crab, Cedar Grove U.B. Church, Fentress County, TN. Married by L.B. Chism, Minister.
vi. Mary Magoline Buck, married Manson Turner.
More About Mary Magoline Buck:
Name (AKA): Maggie
vii. Arizona Elizabeth Buck, married Lonza Sells.
22. James Mathews or Mathis, born July 29, 1852 in Ky. He was the son of 44. Merritt Bergen Mathews or Mathis and 45. Elizabeth Vaughn. He married 23. Catherine Matilda Matthews.
23. Catherine Matilda Matthews, born May 17, 1858; died April 17, 1934. She was the daughter of 46. Thomas Benjamin Matthews and 47. Mary Ann McClellan.
More About James Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
More About Catherine Matilda Matthews:
Burial: Jim Wright Cem., Fentress County, TN
Children of James Mathis and Catherine Matthews are:
i. Albert Matthews, married Lady Ann Smith.
ii. Andrew Sherman Matthews, born September 09, 1880; died February 24, 1917; married Louella Isabelle Byrd Smith; born January 29, 1889; died April 07, 1958.
iii. Dillard T. Matthews, born January 13, 1885; died June 29, 1966; married Ova Beaty; born December 25, 1889; died April 07, 1958.
iv. William Alvis Matthews, born April 02, 1887; died September 11, 1915; married Mary Ann Smith; born September 03, 1883; died September 09, 1931.
Marriage Notes for William Matthews and Mary Smith:
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William Alvis and Mary Ann were first cousins. (See under Loucinda A. (Matthews) Smith and James Franklin Smith)
11 v. Lillie Ellen Matthews, born May 16, 1889 in Ky; died September 26, 1981 in Fentress Co. , TN:; married Lonza Otto Buck August 29, 1909 in Little Crab, Cedar Grove U.B. Church, Fentress County, TN. Married by L.B. Chism, Minister.
vi. Rosie Matthews, born July 18, 1891 in Wayne Co, Ky; married William Harrison Beaty; born September 18, 1890 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died October 19, 1964.
More About Rosie Matthews:
Burial: Choate Cem., Fentress Co., TN
More About William Harrison Beaty:
Burial: Choate Cem., Fentress Co., TN
vii. Elmer Roscoe Matthews, born April 13, 1893; died February 28, 1957; married Mary E. Wright; born February 17, 1899; died September 25, 1983.
Generation No. 6
32. Joseph Matthews, born 1805 in North Carolina. He married 33. Elmira Gauney in North Carolina.
33. Elmira Gauney, born 1810 in North Carolina.
More About Joseph Matthews:
Religion: May 1876, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
More About Elmira Gauney:
Religion: May 1876, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
More About Joseph Matthews and Elmira Gauney:
Marriage: North Carolina
Children of Joseph Matthews and Elmira Gauney are:
i. Thomas Benjamin Matthews, born January 01, 1830 in Kentucky; died July 04, 1913 in TN; married Mary Ann McClellan; born September 05, 1832 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died July 11, 1901 in TN.
More About Thomas Benjamin Matthews:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
More About Mary Ann McClellan:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
ii. Mary Matthews, born 1833.
iii. Elisha Matthews, born 1834 in Tn or Illinois/Tennessee; died Abt. 1872 in Fentress Co. , TN:; married Maranda Adkins; born Abt. 1834.
iv. Johnathan Matthews, born 1836; married Nancy Jane.
v. Becca Matthews, born 1838.
vi. Nancy Matthews, born 1838.
vii. Jane Matthews, born 1840.
viii. Elijah Matthews, born 1842; married Charlotte; born 1840.
ix. William Matthews, born 1844; married Elizabeth; born 1844.
x. George Washington Matthews, born 1845 in Manson, Tennessee; died March 03, 1903; married Mary Elizabeth Gauney; born 1840; died November 08, 1917.
xi. Hyram Matthews, born 1849.
16 xii. Joseph Dalton Matthews, born 1853; married Mary Jane Oakes.
xiii. Jesse Wood Matthews, born August 08, 1854 in Manson, Tennessee; died March 23, 1924 in Manson, Tennessee; married Salina Lee Ann Green April 22, 1874 in Manson, Tennessee; born November 06, 1858 in Manson, Tennessee; died April 22, 1919 in Manson, Tennessee.
More About Jesse Wood Matthews:
Religion: August 03, 1877, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
More About Salina Lee Ann Green:
Religion: November 1878, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
More About Jesse Matthews and Salina Green:
Marriage: April 22, 1874, Manson, Tennessee
36. John Calvin Reagan, born 1833 in TN; died March 31, 1864 in Andersonville, GA in C.W. Prison. He was the son of 72. Joel Reagan and 73. Margaret Pennycuff. He married 37. Rebecca Winningham 1851.
37. Rebecca Winningham, born March 1834 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died January 01, 1914 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN. She was the daughter of 74. Richard Winningham II and 75. Mary Ann Polly Van Hooser.
More About John Calvin Reagan:
Military service: Union Army
More About John Reagan and Rebecca Winningham:
Marriage: 1851
Children of John Reagan and Rebecca Winningham are:
i. Mary Elizabeth Reagan, born September 11, 1854; died Bef. 1910; married George Robinson.
18 ii. John Allen Reagan, born June 06, 1856 in Fentress County, TN; died February 09, 1925 in Glencoe, Etowah, Alabama; married Martha Jane Robbins.
iii. Rachel Catherine Reagan, born September 27, 1858.
40. Noah Buck, born 1827; died Bef. 1880. He was the son of 80. Thomas Buck and 81. Mary Range. He married 41. Ann Frogge 1848.
41. Ann Frogge, born 1828; died May 26, 1907.
More About Noah Buck and Ann Frogge:
Marriage: 1848
Children of Noah Buck and Ann Frogge are:
i. Diadama Buck, born 1849; married Quitman Beaty.
ii. Mary Buck, born 1852.
More About Mary Buck:
Name (AKA): Polly
iii. Elizabeth Buck, born 1854; married Pleasant Beaty.
iv. Rutha Buck, born 1856; married Jack Rich.
20 v. John Timothy Buck, born July 13, 1861; died February 22, 1914 in Fentress Co. , TN:; married (1) Tennessee Frogge 1883 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky; married (2) Emma Greer Bef. 1914.
42. John S. Frogge, born October 28, 1828 in TN; died July 19, 1882 in Metcalfe Co., KY. He was the son of 84. Evan Dutch Frogge and 85. Prudence Davidson. He married 43. Susannah Lavon Pulse.
43. Susannah Lavon Pulse, born 1825 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died 1883 in Metcalfe Co., KY. She was the daughter of 86. John Frederick Pultz or Pulse and 87. Nancy Anna Mullinix.
More About John S. Frogge:
Occupation: Farmer
More About Susannah Lavon Pulse:
Name (AKA): Ann
Occupation: Housewife
Children of John Frogge and Susannah Pulse are:
i. Evan D. Frogge, born June 20, 1844 in Jamestown, TN; died April 15, 1924 in Metcalfe Co., KY; married (1) Elizabeth Jane Garrett January 29, 1870 in Cumberland Co. , KY; married (2) Josephine Adeline Riley November 01, 1891 in Celina, TN; married (3) Louisa Yarberry August 31, 1902 in Adair County, KY.
More About Evan D. Frogge:
Burial: Angelie Cem., Metcalfe Co., KY
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Baptist
More About Evan Frogge and Elizabeth Garrett:
Marriage: January 29, 1870, Cumberland Co. , KY
ii. Ester A. Frogge, born 1850 in Tn.
iii. John F. Frogge, born 1852 in Tn.
iv. Prudence Frogge, born 1855 in Tn; married James W. Mayfield January 23, 1876 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.
More About James Mayfield and Prudence Frogge:
Marriage: January 23, 1876, Metcalfe County, Kentucky
v. George Washington Frogge, born December 08, 1859 in Metcalfe Co., KY; died February 17, 1929 in Metcalfe Co., KY.
More About George Washington Frogge:
Burial: Cedar Flat Cem., Edmonton, KY
vi. Martha Frogge, born 1864 in Ky; married Conatser.
21 vii. Tennessee Frogge, born 1859 in Metcalfe Co, Ky; died Aft. 1890; married John Timothy Buck 1883 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.
44. Merritt Bergen Mathews or Mathis, born Bet. 1814 - 1816 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1880. He was the son of 88. Anthony Mathews or Mathis and 89. Nellie Abbott. He married 45. Elizabeth Vaughn June 30, 1836 in Wayne County, Ky.
45. Elizabeth Vaughn, born 1816 in Wayne County, Ky; died 1865 in McCreary Co, KY. She was the daughter of 90. James William Vaughn and 91. Elizabeth (Betsy) Troxell.
More About Merritt Bergen Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
Property-Land Grant: 100 acres on Little South Fork River in Wayne County, Kentucky under the name of Merrit Mathews.
More About Merritt Mathis and Elizabeth Vaughn:
Marriage: June 30, 1836, Wayne County, Ky
Children of Merritt Mathis and Elizabeth Vaughn are:
i. Anna Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1837 in Ky; married (1) David Shores; married (2) David Troxell January 28, 1858 in Wayne County, Ky; born October 20, 1790 in Augusta County, VA or KY ??.
More About Anna Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
More About David Shores:
Occupation: Farmer
ii. William Mathews or Mathis, born August 16, 1838 in Wayne Co., KY; died November 05, 1912; married Mary Polly Ann Walker January 15, 1860 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1838 in KY.
More About William Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
More About William Mathis and Mary Walker:
Marriage: January 15, 1860, Wayne County, Ky
iii. Nancy Mathews or Mathis, born December 25, 1842 in Wayne Co., KY; died May 14, 1929 in Crawford, AR; married Mordecai H. Gregory September 05, 1862 in Wayne County, Ky; born September 05, 1842 in Kentucky.
More About Nancy Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
More About Mordecai Gregory and Nancy Mathis:
Marriage: September 05, 1862, Wayne County, Ky
iv. Sarah Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1843 in KY; married John Huff 1864 in Kentucky.
More About Sarah Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
More About John Huff and Sarah Mathis:
Marriage: 1864, Kentucky
v. Margaret Mathews or Mathis, born February 11, 1848 in Wayne Co., KY; died November 27, 1928 in Arkansas; married Johnathan Gregory August 12, 1866 in Wayne County, Ky; born 1840.
More About Johnathan Gregory and Margaret Mathis:
Marriage: August 12, 1866, Wayne County, Ky
vi. Matilda Mathews or Mathis, born Bet. 1848 - 1849 in Wayne Co., KY; married Depuy Denney.
More About Matilda Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
22 vii. James Mathews or Mathis, born July 29, 1852 in Ky; married Catherine Matilda Matthews.
viii. Elizabeth Mathews or Mathis, born May 1855 in Wayne Co., KY; died Abt. 1953; married William Thomas Corder.
Notes for Elizabeth Mathews or Mathis:
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Elizabeth was more than 98 years old when she died.
She use to tell stories about the Civil War and how Morgan's Raiders would come and take their food and anything else they wanted so they would hide everything if they had any warning that the raiders were approaching.
More About Elizabeth Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
ix. John R. Mathews or Mathis, born Bet. December 1856 - 1857 in Wayne County, KY; died November 01, 1884 in Crawford, AR; married Sarah Ann Gregory.
Notes for John R. Mathews or Mathis:
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On the 1800 Census, John is listed as being very sick. He is living with his dad at this time.
More About John R. Mathews or Mathis:
Name (AKA): MATHIS
46. Thomas Benjamin Matthews, born January 01, 1830 in Kentucky; died July 04, 1913 in TN. He was the son of 32. Joseph Matthews and 33. Elmira Gauney. He married 47. Mary Ann McClellan.
47. Mary Ann McClellan, born September 05, 1832 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died July 11, 1901 in TN. She was the daughter of 94. James Beady McClellan and 95. Hannah Linn.
More About Thomas Benjamin Matthews:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
More About Mary Ann McClellan:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
Children of Thomas Matthews and Mary McClellan are:
i. William Matthews, born Abt. 1853; died Bef. 1870.
ii. Sarah J Matthews, born October 11, 1855; died Bef. 1870.
23 iii. Catherine Matilda Matthews, born May 17, 1858; died April 17, 1934; married James Mathews or Mathis.
iv. Elmyra Elizabeth Matthews, born July 22, 1860; died May 05, 1923; married Lewis Franklin Choate August 31, 1876 in Little Crab, TN; born January 18, 1858 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; died February 05, 1936 in A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn.
More About Elmyra Elizabeth Matthews:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
More About Lewis Choate and Elmyra Matthews:
Marriage: August 31, 1876, Little Crab, TN
v. Lucinda Angeline Matthews, born March 10, 1863; died May 10, 1928; married James Franklin Smith September 03, 1882 in Home of Lucinda's father, Thomas B. Matthews; born June 07, 1870; died July 06, 1918.
More About Lucinda Angeline Matthews:
Religion: July 03, 1879, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
More About James Smith and Lucinda Matthews:
Marriage: September 03, 1882, Home of Lucinda's father, Thomas B. Matthews
vi. George McClellan Matthews, born May 08, 1865; married (1) Rebecca Jane Robinson; married (2) Rebecca Jane Robinson.
More About George McClellan Matthews:
Religion: August 1882, Joined Cedar Grove United Baptist Church.
vii. Hannah Clementine Matthews, born September 07, 1867; died October 05, 1936; married Leroy Choate February 1888 in Little Crab, Fentress County, TN; born April 03, 1861; died March 29, 1924.
More About Hannah Clementine Matthews:
Burial: Bourland Cem., Kellar, TX
More About Leroy Choate:
Burial: Bourland Cem., Kellar, TX
More About Leroy Choate and Hannah Matthews:
Marriage: February 1888, Little Crab, Fentress County, TN
viii. James T. Matthews, born January 15, 1870 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; died December 03, 1948; married Sarah Ann Greer; born October 30, 1874 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; died December 06, 1955.
More About James T. Matthews:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
Name (AKA): Goose-because he lived in the "goose-neck" area of Little Crab. This is a place in the road where the river runs.
More About Sarah Ann Greer:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
ix. Mary Samantha Matthews, born November 30, 1871 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; died March 08, 1951; married Isaac Thomas Reagan March 19, 1892; born September 30, 1867 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; died April 18, 1938.
More About Mary Samantha Matthews:
Burial: Reagan Cem, Fentress Co. TN
More About Isaac Thomas Reagan:
Burial: Reagan Cem, Fentress Co. TN
Name (AKA): Ike
Nationality: Cherokee Indian Application Clain #40919
More About Isaac Reagan and Mary Matthews:
Marriage: March 19, 1892
Generation No. 7
72. Joel Reagan, born Abt. 1807 in North Carolina. He married 73. Margaret Pennycuff.
73. Margaret Pennycuff, born in Germany.
Child of Joel Reagan and Margaret Pennycuff is:
36 i. John Calvin Reagan, born 1833 in TN; died March 31, 1864 in Andersonville, GA in C.W. Prison; married Rebecca Winningham 1851.
74. Richard Winningham II, born 1779 in NC; died Abt. 1875 in Overton County, TN. He was the son of 148. Richard Winningham I. He married 75. Mary Ann Polly Van Hooser.
75. Mary Ann Polly Van Hooser, born 1808 in Tennessee; died Aft. 1870 in Overton County, TN. She was the daughter of 150. Issac W. Van Hooser and 151. Mary Polly Poor.
Children of Richard Winningham and Mary Van Hooser are:
i. Margaret Winningham, born February 18, 1815 in Tennessee; died December 01, 1873; married Alfred Bradley Robbins; born September 14, 1813 in Overton County, TN; died June 29, 1887.
More About Margaret Winningham:
Burial: Robbinstown Cemetery, Byrdstown TN
More About Alfred Bradley Robbins:
Burial: Robbinstown Cemetery, Byrdstown TN
ii. Jane Jentz Winningham, born July 03, 1816 in Overton County, TN; died July 07, 1909.
More About Jane Jentz Winningham:
Burial: Sells Cem., Overton County, TN
iii. Mary Pop Winningham, born 1819 in Fentress Co, TN; died 1905 in Overton County, TN; married Arter C. Robbins 1837 in Overton County, TN; born 1814 in Fentress Co, TN; died 1887.
More About Arter Robbins and Mary Winningham:
Marriage: 1837, Overton County, TN
iv. Issac Ike Winningham, born 1820 in Overton County, TN; married Oma Elizabeth Eliza McDonald; born July 14, 1819.
v. Jackson Winningham, born 1823; died Aft. 1913; married Mary.
vi. Rachel Winningham, born December 20, 1826 in Overton County, TN; died December 04, 1914; met (1) Jesse Freels; met (2) George Washington Franklin; married (3) James Major Robbins Bef. 1872; born February 01, 1804 in Jackson Co, Tn; died January 15, 1887.
More About Rachel Winningham:
Burial: Robbinstown Cemetery, Byrdstown TN
More About James Major Robbins:
Burial: Robbinstown Cemetery, Byrdstown TN
More About James Robbins and Rachel Winningham:
Marriage: Bef. 1872
vii. Adam Winningham, born 1830 in Overton Co., TN.
viii. Sarah Winningham, born 1830 in Overton Co., TN.
ix. Henry Brantsford Winningham, born 1832 in Overton County, TN; married Sally Owens.
37 x. Rebecca Winningham, born March 1834 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died January 01, 1914 in Little Crab, Fentress Co. TN; met (1) Woods; married (2) John Calvin Reagan 1851.
xi. Richard Anderson Winningham, born August 10, 1837 in Spurrier, Fentress County, TN; died September 06, 1922 in Fentress Co, TN; married (1) Lizzie Reagan; married (2) Mary Ann Cravens October 17, 1857 in Wilson County, TN; born January 1832 in Tennessee; died Bef. 1920.
More About Richard Winningham and Mary Cravens:
Marriage: October 17, 1857, Wilson County, TN
xii. Seth Winningham, born June 07, 1838 in Fentress County, TN; died January 12, 1913; married (1) Mahala Pearl Cravens; born 1843 in Tennessee; married (2) Tennessee Robbins; born November 20, 1840 in Tennessee; died November 15, 1950 in Bethsaida Cem, Overton County, TN; married (3) Susie Elizabeth Beaty 1892; born September 02, 1860 in Tennessee; died February 09, 1946.
More About Seth Winningham:
Burial: Sells Cemetery, Overton County, TN
More About Seth Winningham and Susie Beaty:
Marriage: 1892
xiii. Jacob Jake Winningham, born November 12, 1840 in Fentress County, TN; died June 24, 1914; married (1) Nancy Duvall; died 1892; married (2) Mary Adeline Robbins; born July 02, 1860 in Tennessee; died November 05, 1905.
More About Jacob Jake Winningham:
Burial: Shiloh Cem. Oscaluska County, Oklahoma
More About Mary Adeline Robbins:
Burial: Cub Mountain Cemetery, Overton County, TN
xiv. Tennessee Winningham, born June 1844 in Fentress County, TN; died July 1913; married George Washington Sells; born 1844 in Tennessee; died January 1892.
More About Tennessee Winningham:
Burial: Sells Cemetery, Overton County, TN
More About George Washington Sells:
Burial: Sells Cemetery, Overton County, TN
80. Thomas Buck, born September 12, 1778 in Bedford County, Penn; died Bet. 1860 - 1870. He was the son of 160. Jonathan Buck and 161. Zuriah Colvalt. He married 81. Mary Range January 14, 1806 in Carter County, TN.
81. Mary Range, born Abt. January 14, 1785; died February 12, 1873 in Fentress County, TN. She was the daughter of 162. James Range and 163. Barbara Hammer.
More About Thomas Buck:
Burial: Range Cemetery, Armathwaite, TN
More About Mary Range:
Burial: Buck Cemeterey, Red Hill TN
More About Thomas Buck and Mary Range:
Marriage: January 14, 1806, Carter County, TN
Children of Thomas Buck and Mary Range are:
i. Jonathan R. Buck, born 1809 in Carter County, TN; married Elizabeth Houston.
ii. Sarah Buck, born Abt. 1810 in Carter County, TN; married John Shelton.
iii. Claibourn P. Buck, born 1812.
iv. Anna Winna Buck, born 1816; married Allen Smith.
v. George Washington Buck, born 1818; married Cela.
vi. Matilda Buck, born 1820 in Tennessee; married Jerome Evans; born Abt. 1825.
vii. Squire Thomas Buck, born February 22, 1821; married Margaret Rich.
viii. Jeremiah Buck, born 1823; married Martha Rich.
ix. John Hickman Buck, born 1825; died Bet. 1860 - 1870; married Ruhana Angle.
More About John Hickman Buck:
Burial: Armathwaite, TN
40 x. Noah Buck, born 1827; died Bef. 1880; married Ann Frogge 1848.
84. Evan Dutch Frogge, born November 09, 1806 in Fentress Co, TN; died March 1878 in Fentress Co, TN. He was the son of 168. Arthur Robinson Frogge and 169. Jane T. Richardson. He married 85. Prudence Davidson 1826.
85. Prudence Davidson, born 1811 in Tennessee; died June 21, 1908 in Metcalfe Co, Ky. She was the daughter of 170. Alexander Davidson and 171. Martha (Patsy) Smith.
More About Prudence Davidson:
Burial: Cedar Flat Cemetery
More About Evan Frogge and Prudence Davidson:
Marriage: 1826
Children of Evan Frogge and Prudence Davidson are:
42 i. John S. Frogge, born October 28, 1828 in TN; died July 19, 1882 in Metcalfe Co., KY; married Susannah Lavon Pulse.
ii. Arthur R. Frogge, born 1835.
iii. William Frogge, born 1836.
iv. Alexander Frogge, born 1837.
v. Mary Ann Frogge, born 1839.
vi. Thomas Frogge, born 1841.
vii. Letha Frogge, born 1846.
86. John Frederick Pultz or Pulse, born 1788; died 1876. He married 87. Nancy Anna Mullinix.
87. Nancy Anna Mullinix, born 1810; died 1850.
Child of John Pulse and Nancy Mullinix is:
43 i. Susannah Lavon Pulse, born 1825 in Fentress Co. , TN:; died 1883 in Metcalfe Co., KY; married John S. Frogge.
88. Anthony Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1780 in NC ?. He married 89. Nellie Abbott.
89. Nellie Abbott
Notes for Anthony Mathews or Mathis:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Legend (per Jo Mathis Roberts) says that the family came into Charleston, SC on the boat "Philadelphia" from Ireland around 1700. Also that Anthony was the youngest son in family of 21 boys.
Children of Anthony Mathis and Nellie Abbott are:
i. Andrew Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1808; married Nancy Secate November 19, 1832 in Wayne County, Ky.
More About Andrew Mathis and Nancy Secate:
Marriage: November 19, 1832, Wayne County, Ky
ii. Jonathan Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1812 in NC; married Elizabeth Bookout June 14, 1832 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1814 in Wayne County, KY.
More About Jonathan Mathis and Elizabeth Bookout:
Marriage: June 14, 1832, Wayne County, Ky
iii. Daniel Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1812.
iv. Joseph Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1814.
44 v. Merritt Bergen Mathews or Mathis, born Bet. 1814 - 1816 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1880; married Elizabeth Vaughn June 30, 1836 in Wayne County, Ky.
vi. Sarah Mathews or Mathis, born Abt. 1824; married Robert Bunch 1848 in Wayne County, Ky.
More About Robert Bunch and Sarah Mathis:
Marriage: 1848, Wayne County, Ky
90. James William Vaughn, born 1791 in Georgia; died Aft. 1870. He married 91. Elizabeth (Betsy) Troxell.
91. Elizabeth (Betsy) Troxell, born 1796 in Frederick County, Maryland; died Aft. 1870. She was the daughter of 182. George Jacob Troxell and 183. Princess Cornblossom Doublehead.
More About James William Vaughn:
Burial: Kidd Crossing Cemetery, near Slavens, KY
More About Elizabeth (Betsy) Troxell:
Burial: Kidd Crossing Cemetery, near Slavens, KY
Children of James Vaughn and Elizabeth Troxell are:
i. Nancy Vaughn, born 1813 in Ritner, Kentucky; died Aft. 1880 in Wayne County, KY; married Hiram Perry Abbott, Sr.; born 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1880 in Wayne County, KY.
45 ii. Elizabeth Vaughn, born 1816 in Wayne County, Ky; died 1865 in McCreary Co, KY; married Merritt Bergen Mathews or Mathis June 30, 1836 in Wayne County, Ky.
iii. Stephen Vaughn, born 1817 in Wayne County, KY; died Bet. 1868 - 1870 in Wayne County, KY; married Martha "Patsy" Kidd October 03, 1844 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1821 in Kentucky.
More About Stephen Vaughn and Martha Kidd:
Marriage: October 03, 1844, Wayne County, Ky
iv. Mary "Polly" Vaughn, born Abt. 1822 in Wayne County, KY; married Wayne Gregory April 27, 1843 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1817 in Kentucky.
More About Wayne Gregory and Mary Vaughn:
Marriage: April 27, 1843, Wayne County, Ky
v. Matilda Vaughn, born Abt. 1824 in Kentucky; married Mordicia Gregory February 11, 1848 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky; died Bef. 1860 in Wayne County, KY.
More About Mordicia Gregory and Matilda Vaughn:
Marriage: February 11, 1848, Wayne County, Ky
vi. Margaret Vaughn, born Abt. 1826 in Wayne County, KY; died Bef. 1880 in Wayne County, KY ?; married Mordicia Gregory, Jr. February 11, 1848 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1826.
More About Mordicia Gregory and Margaret Vaughn:
Marriage: February 11, 1848, Wayne County, Ky
vii. John H. Vaughn, born Abt. 1828 in Wayne County, KY; died Bef. 1900; married Usula Gregory April 24, 1856 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1835 in Wayne County, KY.
More About John Vaughn and Usula Gregory:
Marriage: April 24, 1856, Wayne County, Ky
viii. James R. Vaughn, born Abt. 1831 in Wayne County, KY; died Bet. 1868 - 1870 in Wayne County, KY; married Margaret Jane "Peggy" Gregory August 07, 1850 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1831 in Kentucky.
More About James Vaughn and Margaret Gregory:
Marriage: August 07, 1850, Wayne County, Ky
ix. Peggy Vaughn, born Bet. 1832 - 1834.
x. Hiram Vaughn, born May 02, 1834 in Wayne County, KY; died April 04, 1904; married Elizabeth Gregory April 02, 1857 in Wayne County, Ky; born August 1837 in Wayne County, KY; died April 15, 1914.
More About Hiram Vaughn:
Burial: Charlie Vaughn Cemetery, Coopersville, Wayne County, Kentucky
More About Elizabeth Gregory:
Burial: Charlie Vaughn Cemetery, Coopersville, Wayne County, Kentucky
More About Hiram Vaughn and Elizabeth Gregory:
Marriage: April 02, 1857, Wayne County, Ky
xi. Malinda Vaughn, born Abt. November 1836 in Wayne County, KY; died Abt. 1905 in Wayne County, KY; married (1) Perry Anderson March 21, 1854 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1835 in Kentucky; married (2) William Isaac Kidd May 02, 1870 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1846 in Kentucky.
More About Perry Anderson and Malinda Vaughn:
Marriage: March 21, 1854, Wayne County, Ky
xii. Rebecca Jane Vaughn, born Abt. December 1839 in Wayne County, KY; died Abt. 1910; married Benjamin Richard Burk February 23, 1862 in Wayne County, Ky; born August 24, 1836 in Kentucky; died October 10, 1916.
More About Benjamin Burk and Rebecca Vaughn:
Marriage: February 23, 1862, Wayne County, Ky
94. James Beady McClellan, born 1798 in Sullivan Co, Tn; died February 07, 1851 in Fentress County, Tennessee. He was the son of 188. John McClellan and 189. Phoebe Beaty. He married 95. Hannah Linn June 1831.
95. Hannah Linn, born 1810 in Tennessee; died May 19, 1886 in Petis Co., Missouri.
More About James Beady McClellan:
Census: 1850, Fentress Co. , TN (McClelland)
More About James McClellan and Hannah Linn:
Marriage: June 1831
Children of James McClellan and Hannah Linn are:
i. Vina McClellan, born 1845 in Fentress County, Tennessee.
ii. Lucinda McClellan, born 1831 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died Aft. 1870.
More About Lucinda McClellan:
Burial: A.J. Storie Cem. Fentress County, Tn
iii. Gamble McClellan, born 1835 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died May 23, 1862 in Forsythe, Missouri.
iv. Catherine McClellan, born June 28, 1837 in Overton County, TN; died February 22, 1870 in Missouri; married Benjamin W. Gosnell November 15, 1860 in Missouri; born May 11, 1830 in Kentucky; died November 20, 1905.
More About Catherine McClellan:
Burial: Union Cemetery, 18 miles north-east of Sedalia, Missouri
More About Benjamin Gosnell and Catherine McClellan:
Marriage: November 15, 1860, Missouri
v. Margaret McClellan, born 1838 in Overton County, TN; married Lovelace.
vi. Clementine McClellan, born 1840 in Overton County, TN; married Lewis Landon.
vii. Phoeba McClellan, born 1843 in Fentress County, Tennessee; married Walton Vivian Gosnell 1867 in Missouri; born June 06, 1842 in Kentucky; died January 10, 1911 in Fremont, Missouri.
More About Walton Vivian Gosnell:
Burial: Bristol Cemetery
More About Walton Gosnell and Phoeba McClellan:
Marriage: 1867, Missouri
viii. Sarah McClellan, born 1847 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Petis, Missouri.
ix. George McClellan, born 1849 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died Aft. 1876.
47 x. Mary Ann McClellan, born September 05, 1832 in Fentress County, Tennessee; died July 11, 1901 in TN; married Thomas Benjamin Matthews.
Generation No. 8
148. Richard Winningham I, born Abt. 1751; died Bef. November 13, 1806 in Overton County, TN.
Children of Richard Winningham I are:
74 i. Richard Winningham II, born 1779 in NC; died Abt. 1875 in Overton County, TN; married (1) Mary Ann Polly Van Hooser; married (2) Nancy Young.
ii. Adam Winningham, born 1781 in Randolph Co., NC; died September 1859; married Isobel; born 1782 in Virginia; died Abt. 1855.
More About Adam Winningham:
Burial: Bethsaida Cem, Overton County, TN
More About Isobel:
Burial: Bethsaida Cem, Overton County, TN
iii. James Winningham, born 1794 in North Carolina.
iv. Abel Winningham, married Margaret Ramsours February 18, 1813 in Randolph County, NC.
More About Abel Winningham and Margaret Ramsours:
Marriage: February 18, 1813, Randolph County, NC
v. Abraham Winningham, born Bet. 1791 - 1800.
vi. John Winningham
vii. David Winningham
150. Issac W. Van Hooser, born 1775 in Virginia, Montgomery County; died Aft. 1836 in Overton Co., TN. He was the son of 300. Jacob Van Hoosier and 301. Frances. He married 151. Mary Polly Poor.
151. Mary Polly Poor, born 1777 in North Carolina. She was the daughter of 302. Moses Poor, Sr. and 303. Mary.
Children of Issac Van Hooser and Mary Poor are:
i. Issac Van Hooser, born 1800 in Knox Co., TN; married (1) Elizabeth; born 1804 in Overton Co., TN; married (2) Lucinda Allen; born 1836 in South Carolina.
ii. Sarah Van Hooser, born 1802 in Wayne County, Ky; married Wathens Gabbard April 30, 1822 in Clay County, Ky.
More About Wathens Gabbard and Sarah Van Hooser:
Marriage: April 30, 1822, Clay County, Ky
iii. Telitha Van Hooser, born 1804 in Overton Co., TN; married John Winningham; born 1804.
iv. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1804 - 1810.
v. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1804 - 1810.
vi. Hannah Van Hooser, born 1806 in Overton Co., TN; married Burnett.
75 vii. Mary Ann Polly Van Hooser, born 1808 in Tennessee; died Aft. 1870 in Overton County, TN; married Richard Winningham II.
viii. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
ix. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
x. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
xi. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
xii. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
xiii. Child Van Hooser, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.
160. Jonathan Buck, born January 12, 1755 in Pennsylvania; died March 19, 1831 in White County, now Putnam County, TN. He married 161. Zuriah Colvalt March 16, 1775 in Pennysylvania.
161. Zuriah Colvalt, born February 24, 1756 in Egg Harbor, NJ; died November 12, 1819 in White County, now Putnam County, TN. She was the daughter of 322. Abraham Colt and 323. Elizabeth Gustin.
More About Jonathan Buck:
Burial: Mullins Farm in Cookeville, TN
More About Jonathan Buck and Zuriah Colvalt:
Marriage: March 16, 1775, Pennysylvania
Children of Jonathan Buck and Zuriah Colvalt are:
i. Elizabeth Buck, born July 07, 1776 in Bedford County, PA; married Lloyd Rockhold October 31, 1805 in Carter County, TN.
More About Lloyd Rockhold and Elizabeth Buck:
Marriage: October 31, 1805, Carter County, TN
80 ii. Thomas Buck, born September 12, 1778 in Bedford County, Penn; died Bet. 1860 - 1870; married Mary Range January 14, 1806 in Carter County, TN.
iii. Susanna Buck, born 1780; married William N. Bowers.
iv. Elijah Buck, born 1782; died 1853; married Nancy Ann Denton.
v. Barbara Buck, born 1784; died 1816.
vi. Jonathan Buck, Jr., born 1786; married Glaphy Denton.
vii. Bethuel Buck, born 1788; married Elizabeth Rockhold.
viii. Ephrian Buck, born 1791; died 1884; married Nancy Agnes Taylor.
ix. Abigail Buck, born 1783; married Valentine Bowers.
x. Miriam Buck, born August 13, 1794 in Jackson County, TN; died November 16, 1858.
More About Miriam Buck:
Burial: Buck Cemetery, Putnam County, TN
xi. Abraham Covalt Buck, born August 19, 1798 in TN; died February 19, 1875 in Putnam County, TN; married (1) Margaret Simmerly; married (2) Elizabeth Anderson.
xii. Issac Buck, born June 20, 1800; died September 07, 1873 in Putnam County, TN; married Mary Simmerly March 22, 1818 in Carter County, TN; born Abt. 1791.
More About Issac Buck:
Burial: Buck Pond Cemetery, Putnam County, TN
More About Mary Simmerly:
Burial: Buck Pond Cemetery, Putnam County, TN
More About Issac Buck and Mary Simmerly:
Marriage: March 22, 1818, Carter County, TN
162. James Range, born Abt. 1754. He married 163. Barbara Hammer.
163. Barbara Hammer, born Abt. 1761.
Child of James Range and Barbara Hammer is:
81 i. Mary Range, born Abt. January 14, 1785; died February 12, 1873 in Fentress County, TN; married Thomas Buck January 14, 1806 in Carter County, TN.
168. Arthur Robinson Frogge, born April 13, 1776 in Wytheville, Wythe County VA; died May 13, 1855 in Fentress County, TN. He was the son of 336. William Frogge, Sr. and 337. Mary Mitchell. He married 169. Jane T. Richardson January 13, 1799 in Wytheville, Wythe County VA.
169. Jane T. Richardson, born Abt. 1780 in Washington County, VA; died January 17, 1839 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She was the daughter of 338. William Richardson and 339. Rebecca Hays.
More About Arthur Frogge and Jane Richardson:
Marriage: January 13, 1799, Wytheville, Wythe County VA
Children of Arthur Frogge and Jane Richardson are:
84 i. Evan Dutch Frogge, born November 09, 1806 in Fentress Co, TN; died March 1878 in Fentress Co, TN; married Prudence Davidson 1826.
ii. William R. Frogge
iii. Agnes Oliver Frogge
iv. Rebecca Frogge
v. John S. Frogge
vi. James Frogge
vii. MkKendrick Frogge
viii. Arthur Robinson Frogge, Jr.
ix. Jane Frogge
x. Elizabeth Magee Frogge
170. Alexander Davidson He married 171. Martha (Patsy) Smith.
171. Martha (Patsy) Smith
Child of Alexander Davidson and Martha Smith is:
85 i. Prudence Davidson, born 1811 in Tennessee; died June 21, 1908 in Metcalfe Co, Ky; married Evan Dutch Frogge 1826.
182. George Jacob Troxell, born January 18, 1758 in Frederick County, Maryland; died July 01, 1843 in Dekalb County, Alabama or in 1810 in Stearns, Kentucky??. He was the son of 364. David Troxell and 365. Anna Elizabeth. He married 183. Princess Cornblossom Doublehead 1780 in Wayne or Whitley County, KY ?.
183. Princess Cornblossom Doublehead, born Abt. 1758 in Stearns, Sand Cliffs, McCreary Co., KY; died August 13, 1810 in Stearns, Sand Cliffs, McCreary Co., KY. She was the daughter of 366. Chief Doublehead and 367. Creat Priber.
More About Princess Cornblossom Doublehead:
Burial: Stearns, Ky
More About George Troxell and Cornblossom Doublehead:
Marriage: 1780, Wayne or Whitley County, KY ?
Children of George Troxell and Cornblossom Doublehead are:
i. Peter Jacob Troxell, born Abt. 1781 in Loudon County, Va; died Abt. 1810 in Wayne County, KY or Whitley County, KY; married Jane (Jennie) Stevenson January 16, 1803 in Wayne County, Ky; born 1781 in Wayne County, KY.
More About Peter Troxell and Jane Stevenson:
Marriage: January 16, 1803, Wayne County, Ky
ii. Catherine Katy Troxell, born Abt. 1783 in Loudin County, Virginia; died Abt. 1814; married Jonathan Blevins; born 1779 in VA; died March 21, 1863 in Hatfield Cemetery, Station Camp, Scott County, TN.
More About Catherine Katy Troxell:
Burial: Katy Blevins Cemetery near Oneida, Scott County, TN
iii. Mary Polly Troxell, born Abt. 1785 in Wayne County, KY; married Tarlton Blevins January 16, 1804 in Wayne County, Ky; born Abt. 1780 in North Carolina.
More About Tarlton Blevins and Mary Troxell:
Marriage: January 16, 1804, Wayne County, Ky
iv. Margaret (Peggy) Troxell, born Abt. 1789 in Loudin County, Virginia; married James Bell July 13, 1809 in Wayne County, Ky; born 1788 in Buckingham County, VA; died April 1854 in Wayne County, KY.
More About James Bell and Margaret Troxell:
Marriage: July 13, 1809, Wayne County, Ky
91 v. Elizabeth (Betsy) Troxell, born 1796 in Frederick County, Maryland; died Aft. 1870; married James William Vaughn.
vi. Sarah Troxell, born Abt. 1798 in Sullivan County, TN; married Thomas Bell February 09, 1818 in Wayne County, Ky; born 1790 in Somerset, Pulaski Co., Kentucky; died 1844.
More About Thomas Bell and Sarah Troxell:
Marriage: February 09, 1818, Wayne County, Ky
vii. William Troxell, born 1800 in Wayne County, KY; died May 15, 1882 in Jackson County, Alabama; married Catherine Farris Abt. 1820 in Marion County, TN; born 1803 in VA; died Bef. 1882 in Jackson County, Alabama.
More About William Troxell and Catherine Farris:
Marriage: Abt. 1820, Marion County, TN
188. John McClellan, born September 25, 1765 in Watuga County, TN; died 1847 in Pickett County. He was the son of 376. Abraham McClellan. He married 189. Phoebe Beaty 1796 in Kentucky @ her brothers house.
189. Phoebe Beaty, born February 10, 1752 in Nottingham, Chester Co. , PA; died 1845. She was the daughter of 378. John Beaty and 379. Margaret Montgomery.
More About John McClellan:
Burial: Padgett Cemetery, Pickett Co. Tn
More About Phoebe Beaty:
Burial: Padgett Cemetery, Pickett Co. Tn
More About John McClellan and Phoebe Beaty:
Marriage: 1796, Kentucky @ her brothers house
Children of John McClellan and Phoebe Beaty are:
94 i. James Beady McClellan, born 1798 in Sullivan Co, Tn; died February 07, 1851 in Fentress County, Tennessee; married Hannah Linn June 1831.
ii. William McClellan, born March 08, 1800.
iii. Fleming McClellan, born March 1802 in Tennessee; died December 1840 in Overton County, TN; married Phoebe Boles Abt. 1831; born August 08, 1805 in Blount Co, Tn; died Abt. 1852 in Overton County, TN.
More About Fleming McClellan and Phoebe Boles:
Marriage: Abt. 1831
Generation No. 9
300. Jacob Van Hoosier, born 1747 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; died 1845 in Wayne County, Ky. He was the son of 600. Velten Valentine Van Hooser, Sr. and 601. Maria Barbara Zerwe. He married 301. Frances.
301. Frances
Children of Jacob Van Hoosier and Frances are:
i. Valentine Felty Van Hooser, born Abt. 1773 in Surry Co., NC; died March 04, 1849 in Jackson County, TN; married Dorothy Rhinehart Abt. 1794 in Jefferson County, TN; born Abt. 1776; died June 07, 1862 in Jackson County, TN.
More About Valentine Van Hooser and Dorothy Rhinehart:
Marriage: Abt. 1794, Jefferson County, TN
150 ii. Issac W. Van Hooser, born 1775 in Virginia, Montgomery County; died Aft. 1836 in Overton Co., TN; married (1) Mary Polly Poor; married (2) Elizabeth.
iii. Telitha Van Hooser, born Abt. 1777 in Montgomery County, VA; married Abel Shresbury May 14, 1804.
More About Abel Shresbury and Telitha Van Hooser:
Marriage: May 14, 1804
iv. Sampson Van Hoosier, born Abt. 1779 in Montgomery County, VA; married Elizabeth Cowen January 04, 1804 in Wayne County, Ky; born 1787 in Wayne County, Ky.
More About Sampson Van Hoosier and Elizabeth Cowen:
Marriage: January 04, 1804, Wayne County, Ky
v. Annabell Van Hoosier, born December 17, 1781 in Shenandoah County, Virginia; married James McKamey May 12, 1804.
More About James McKamey and Annabell Van Hoosier:
Marriage: May 12, 1804
302. Moses Poor, Sr. He married 303. Mary.
303. Mary
Child of Moses Poor and Mary is:
151 i. Mary Polly Poor, born 1777 in North Carolina; married Issac W. Van Hooser.
322. Abraham Colt, born September 30, 1714 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT; died Abt. 1784 in Pennysylvania. He was the son of 644. Abraham Colt and 645. Susanna Risley. He married 323. Elizabeth Gustin December 14, 1736 in Sussex County, NJ.
323. Elizabeth Gustin, born May 05, 1714 in Connecticut.
More About Abraham Colt and Elizabeth Gustin:
Marriage: December 14, 1736, Sussex County, NJ
Children of Abraham Colt and Elizabeth Gustin are:
i. Elizabeth Colvalt, born August 30, 1737 in NJ.
ii. Abraham Colvalt, born August 08, 1742 in Great Egg Harbor, NJ; died March 31, 1791 in Covalt's Staion, Hamilton Co. Ohio; married Lois Pendleton March 28, 1763 in Newton, Sussex Co., NJ; born Abt. 1745; died October 13, 1843 in Fountain Co., IN.
More About Abraham Colvalt:
Burial: Near Terrace Park, Hamilton Co. Ohio
More About Abraham Colvalt and Lois Pendleton:
Marriage: March 28, 1763, Newton, Sussex Co., NJ
iii. Cheniah Colvalt, born October 15, 1744.
iv. Bethuel Colvalt, born October 20, 1746 in NJ; died February 13, 1822 in Bethel Township, PA; married Sarah Hart February 11, 1772 in Bethel Township, PA.
More About Bethuel Colvalt and Sarah Hart:
Marriage: February 11, 1772, Bethel Township, PA
v. Susanna Colvalt, born March 10, 1749.
vi. Mary Colvalt, born April 30, 1751.
161 vii. Zuriah Colvalt, born February 24, 1756 in Egg Harbor, NJ; died November 12, 1819 in White County, now Putnam County, TN; married Jonathan Buck March 16, 1775 in Pennysylvania.
336. William Frogge, Sr., born Abt. 1741 in Fauquier or Augusta County, VA; died Abt. 1830 in Kentucky or Fentress County, TN. He was the son of 672. John Frogg, Sr. and 673. Elizabeth Strother. He married 337. Mary Mitchell Abt. 1770 in Valley of Virginia.
337. Mary Mitchell
More About William Frogge and Mary Mitchell:
Marriage: Abt. 1770, Valley of Virginia
Children of William Frogge and Mary Mitchell are:
168 i. Arthur Robinson Frogge, born April 13, 1776 in Wytheville, Wythe County VA; died May 13, 1855 in Fentress County, TN; married Jane T. Richardson January 13, 1799 in Wytheville, Wythe County VA.
ii. Margaret Frogge
iii. Mary Frogge
iv. Jane Frogge
v. William Frogge, Jr., born 1783.
vi. John Frogge
vii. Elizabeth Frogge
viii. Strother Frogge, born 1778.
338. William Richardson He married 339. Rebecca Hays.
339. Rebecca Hays
Child of William Richardson and Rebecca Hays is:
169 i. Jane T. Richardson, born Abt. 1780 in Washington County, VA; died January 17, 1839 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana; married Arthur Robinson Frogge January 13, 1799 in Wytheville, Wythe County VA.
364. David Troxell, born July 27, 1734 in Egypt, Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania; died Bef. 1791 in Loudin County, Virginia. He was the son of 728. Peter Traschel and 729. Julianna Catharina Trauthager. He married 365. Anna Elizabeth 1757 in Frederick Co., Maryland.
365. Anna Elizabeth, born Abt. 1730; died Unknown.
More About David Troxell and Anna Elizabeth:
Marriage: 1757, Frederick Co., Maryland
Children of David Troxell and Anna Elizabeth are:
182 i. George Jacob Troxell, born January 18, 1758 in Frederick County, Maryland; died July 01, 1843 in Dekalb County, Alabama or in 1810 in Stearns, Kentucky??; married (1) Elizabeth Blevins; married (2) Princess Cornblossom Doublehead 1780 in Wayne or Whitley County, KY ?.
ii. John Troxell, born Abt. 1760 in Maryland; died 1830 in Sullivan County, TN; married Eve.
iii. Frederick Troxell, born Abt. 1762 in Maryland; died Abt. 1824 in Sullivan County, TN; married Anna Hess.
iv. Mary Troxell, born Abt. 1763 in Frederick County, Maryland ?; married Mister Unknown Barr.
Notes for Mister Unknown Barr:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Ran the ferry across the Potomac River, and was living in Fredrick County, Virginia in the year of 1785.
v. Peter Troxell, born May 20, 1764 in Frederick County, Maryland; died Bef. June 10, 1850 in Augusta County, VA; married Rachel Chambers Bef. 1786 in Frederick Co., Maryland.
More About Peter Troxell and Rachel Chambers:
Marriage: Bef. 1786, Frederick Co., Maryland
vi. Abraham Troxell, born Abt. 1768 in Virginia; died 1812; married Anna E. Holyman 1794.
More About Abraham Troxell and Anna Holyman:
Marriage: 1794
vii. David Troxell, Jr., born Abt. 1770 in Virginia.
viii. Catherine Troxell, born Abt. 1772 in Virginia; married Michael Rodgers June 24, 1791 in Augusta County, VA.
More About Michael Rodgers and Catherine Troxell:
Marriage: June 24, 1791, Augusta County, VA
366. Chief Doublehead, born Abt. 1744 in Cherokee Nation East; died Bet. June - August 09, 1807 in Hiwassee River, TN. He was the son of 732. Great Eagle. He married 367. Creat Priber.
367. Creat Priber, born 1740 in Tellico Plains, TN; died 1790 in Stearns, McCreary County, KY. She was the daughter of 734. Christian Gottlieb Priber and 735. Clogoittah.
Notes for Chief Doublehead:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Tal-tsu'ska'
Two heads, "fro ta'li, two, and tsu'ska, plural of uska', (his) head. A Cherokee Chief about the year of 1800, known to the whites as Doublehead. His indian name has also been listed as Dsu-gwe-la-de-gi and as Chuqualatague.
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"Came Catherine Spencer and makes oath that she lived at the house of Doublehead the
Chief when he was killed which was many years ago, she thinks it was about 27 years
ago,
and that she lived in his family about 12 years. Applicant is the niece of Old Doublehead,
and is the only daughter and child of E=yah=chu=tlee, a brother of Doublehead, and
Chau=e=u=kah ^is her mother, and was then a grown woman about 19 years old= and
affiant states that the following described property was there and belonged to Doublehead
the Chief when he was killed= to wit,
"One negro man named Andrew about 21 years old, very likely $1000,00 One young
negro man named Joe a Race Rider, very smart $650,00 One mullatto boy named Ben, 16
years old $600,00 one brother of his named George, 14 years old $550,00 one negro boy
named Jacob about 15 years old $550,00 == $2350,00
"one negro man named Riddle about 22 years old 800,00 one negro woman named Phebe
about 25 or 6 years old $500,00 and her four children, the oldest 10 & youngest 2 years
old at $200 each on an average is $800,00 one negro woman named Mary or Polly about
23 years old $500,00 with her two children ---350,00
"Austin, a man between thirty & 40 years old $600,00 and his wife Magon about 30 years
old, a house woman, good cook, washer & Ironer $600,00 with five children the oldest
a boy 12 years old & ranging from him down to the youngest about 2 years old, all worth
on an average $200 each --$1000,00 This man and woman came by the death of the
applicants father to ^the Old Chief Doublehead with this affiant when she was moved to
his [quarters] after the death of her father, and from this man and woman these 5 children
were raised and all these seven negros were [once] the right of this applicant but affiant
does not know where it is now = affiant declares most solemnly on her oath that she never
sold them to any body nor been paid one dollar for them--
"all of the above described negroes were there before the Georgia negroes were brought
there, & applicant states that a white man named Chisholm was gone to Georgia to collect
money due Old Doublehead when he was killed & shortly after that Chisholm returned
with nine grown negroes from Georgia and left them there as a part of Doubleheads
property
and said he got those nine negroes in place of the money due unto Doublehead = affiant
and the other Cherakees [evidently?] then took these nine negroes and put them in the
negro cabins with the other negroes and provided for them as for the other negroes of
Doublehead and they remained there as a part of his estate untill taken off by the white
men;
five of these Georgia negroes were men worth $700 each -- ?,00 and the other four
women worth $500 each --2000,00 all stout able negroes and well grown, the names not
recalled
nor the ages==
"There were 30 head of cows & calves worth $12 00 each --$360,00 and about 100 head
of fine stock cattle, big sturdy [heifers] all worth 5 to 8 dollars each $650,00 one fine stud
horse at home worth as the people said $700,00 and one other stud horse at South West
Point said by the people to be worth $1000,00 and there were 8 other fine mares and
geldings bought of Rik=e=ti=yah = John Christy's mother worth $100 each --$800,00 and
nine other head of common [draw?] horses [ruous?] and colts worth about 50 or 60
dollars each, say 55 on an average $495,00 and [five good eail?] horses called first rate &
worth $500,00 Doublehead paid a fine negro named Mary for the 8 bought of John
Christy's mother with a view to increase his stock of horses, and that negro was not any of
thoses housed here ==this John Christy has gone to Sekausas.
"50 head of sows & pigs & shoots and small stock hogs running about the house $3,00
each --$150,00 one hundred head of large hogs running out in the woods worth $5,00 is
--$500,00
4 large first rate beds & bedding & bedsteads worth $40 each --$160,00
6 [weisdrar?] chairs at 2,00 each 12,00
12 common du ,50cts 6,00
1 case of bottles & liquor --10,00
4 doz plates --4,00
8 dishes, all large --6,00
2 good tables --8,00
1 fine du --1,50
2 large pots --10,00
3 large ovens --9,00
2 smaller pots --2,00
1 dinner pot --2,00
1 brass kettle, common size 2,50
1 tea kettle --1,50
3 pair of iron fire dogs 4,50
1 saddle & bridle & brace of pistols
a good saddle part worn =15,00
the pistols first rate with a case & working 30,00
"[Prince] according to her best [yu agrement] of the value of such articles of property &
affiant states that Doublehead had a store there and a white man named Phillips was the
clerk and [rate for ach] and the Cherokee people came there daily and bought goods for
cash and Phillips refused to sell goods on a credit to the Cherokees. it was a comendable
stock worth about two or three thousand dollars, and Doublehead told affiant just before
he was killed that he had three thousand dollars in a trunk in the store room=affiant sais
large quantities of money in Phillips hands but cannot state how much as she never
counted it; affiant did not know of her uncle buying any thing after that time and thinks
there
would have been as much as more than $3000 cash on hand==affiant admits it to be true
that she does not know so well about the store and the money because Phillips the white
man had the entire IOU that of it when Doublehead was died and and did not show the
money any more and did not communicate the situation of it to affiant == that year a
white
man named Samuel [Llebarrinan alrevcee d] for Doublehead and was making a good crop
and [anocianally] all the ^big negroes [icraekill] out. -- The [Observer] quit there [loan]
after Doublehead was killed == Bird Doublehead and his brother were sent to school and
boarding at the [Clarks] and Peggy Peggy and Sucunnah and [Fley] will [aff aho] None of
the children of Doublehead were there nor does affiant recollect of their comming there
== they were all very young. Bird was the aldest & many years younger than this affiant
and
no claims came through to protect their rights or secure their property == [lit surrued] that
after their father was killed by his people that the children were also endangered by the
nation == this affiant [averried] and managed as well as she could do.
Affiant states that as soon as the news came that Doublehead was killed Phillips shut up
the store and kept it shut up and quit selling goods == The crop was continued working
by the ^negroes the others [heuinep] of Doublehead went on untill towards fall when four
white men came there and stayed four or five days, -- these white men talked to Phillips a
good long time and they seemed to be counselling together but affiant could not
un=derstand them -- these white men after talked to the negroes and after about four days
councelling the white men asked affiant and her Aunts & [Soney] ^Thau=ti=ne - all
Doublehead and Wah=hatch a brother of Doublehead to [guerite] a [loam] and these one
of the
white man named Black proposed that all the negroes and horses and cattle and hogs and
all the remov=able property should be taken care off for the children of Old Doublehead
this Black was the man with whom Bird Doublehead had been and was there boording at
whoal = It was asked by the whites whether this should be done or not and none of the
Cherokees countered to it, but Phillips the store keeper gave his consent to it and he went
off with the three white men and they carried all the goods boxes and trunks and all
belongings to the store (off with them) and all the above described articles of property
and negroes, and cattle and horses and hogs [t&] off with them and they [neuii] ande paid
for
[norletuiua] any more == one of the negroes named Andrew who could speak and and
understand both English & Cherokee stated to affiant that he understood what the white
men
said and he told this affiant that these white men were not [meaning] to save the negroes
and the other prop=erty for the children of Doublehead and that they were [meaning] to
get
it all for their own use and fixing to steal it and that if the white men did act so with the
property he Andrew would run away and come back to the nation again. The other
negroes seemed to be concerned that these white men would take them to where Bird
Doublehead was and went cheerfully and the negroes assisted the white men in collecting
the
stock and loading up the waggon and one of the negroes drove off the team and the
plantation was left without any human beeing on it but her aunts and Wah=hatihi It was
the
understanding with all the Indians that the children were to have all this property at last.
Wah=hatih got some Indians to [aprint hein] and they gathered the crops and put it away
and no more white men came there to [couriett] for the goods of hte heirs of Old
Doublehead, and this affiant and her two Aunts [Sorrey & Ks=ti=e=ie=ah Doublehead
and
Wah=hatih [mode urea it thermires] ==Black and these other white men did not say that
Doublehead owed them money, but only said that the property should be taken care of for
the use of his heirs and this affiant and other [kinfolks] did not consent [uren] to that for
this affiant these thoughts are known at the time that this affiant and the other Cherokees
could have taken as good [coreafit] as these friendly white men could do.
Swarn to transcribed
before me this 8th June 1838
[Leirniz Lieiculf]
Commissioner
her
Catherine X Spencer
mark
More About Chief Doublehead:
Blood: Full Blooded Cherokee--Paint Clan
Children of Chief Doublehead and Creat Priber are:
183 i. Princess Cornblossom Doublehead, born Abt. 1758 in Stearns, Sand Cliffs, McCreary Co., KY; died August 13, 1810 in Stearns, Sand Cliffs, McCreary Co., KY; married George Jacob Troxell 1780 in Wayne or Whitley County, KY ?.
ii. Tuckaho Doublehead, born 1762; married Margaret Mounce in Chery Fork, now Helenwood, TN; born 1768.
Notes for Tuckaho Doublehead:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Tuckahoe was the brother of Cornblossom and the son of Chickamaugan Chief
Doublehead. After the Treaty of Sycamore Shoals, Chief Doublehead and his wife,
accompanied by Cornblossom and her brother Tuckahoe, moved to Hines' Cave, in what
we know as Wayne County Kentucky today. This treaty required all Cherokees to leave
the country north of the Cumberland River. Jacob Troxel, or Big Jake, was assigned to
work with the Indians of the Upper Cumberland River. He made friends with a young
Cherokee brave named Tuckahoe after he reached the old French trading post at Vincennes which
was the center of the western Indian trade. After their journey of about 200 miles
Big Jake and young Tuckahoe came to Tuckahoe's home where Big Jake met Chief
Doublehead and was received by the chief with great respect and ceremony due a distinguished
visitor.
Not long after the close of the Revolutionary War, John Mounce and family moved
to a homestead located at the mouth of Rock Creek on the Big South Fork of the
Cumberland River. Mounce had two beautiful daughters. Tuckahoe, fell in love with one of them,
Margaret Mounce. The young couple thought it would be romantic if she were taken by
Tuckahoe in an elopement. After several hours Margarets' sister told her father that
Tuckahoe had stolen Margaret. John very upset, accompanied by Jones a neighbor,
pursued them for many miles. He finally overtook them near the present town of
Monticello, Fearing her fathers' reaction Margaret threw her arms around Tuckahoe
to protect him from harm, thus preventing her father from shooting Tuckahoe. Soon
after this event, John Mounce gave his consent to the marriage of his daughter
Margaret to the handsome Tuckahoe. Tuckahoe and Margaret Mounce were married
and lived at Che-ry Fork, now Helenwood, Tennessee.
The most prized possession of Chief Doublehead's tribe was a secret silver mine
located somewhere adjacent to the Cumberland River in the general area of today's
McCreary, Pulaski, and Wayne counties, Kentucky. The location of this silver mine
was a tribe secret which had never been revealed to a white man. A white trader,
Han Blackberne, learned of this mine and was determined to find it. He offered to
sell young Tuckahoe a fine rifle decorated With silver, together with a fancy powder
orn and a fringed bullet pouch for a small amount of silver from the mine. Tuckahoe
eagerly agreed. As he went to the secret mine for the silver, he was followed by
Blackberne and a hired laborer by the name of Monday. As Tuckahoe was digging the
silver to pay for his new rifle, the two white men appeared. While remonstrating with
Blackberne for following him, he laid down a pick which he had been using. Monday,
a simple-minded individual, grabbed the pick and struck Tuckahoe on the head killing
him instantly. Monday then threw Tuckahoe's body down a deep crevice between two
large rocks and covered it with leaves, dead branches and loose rock. He and Blackberne then
started digging for silver.
In the meantime Princess Cornblossom learned of the deal of Tuckahoe with
Blackberne and, suspecting that the trader planned to follow him to the mine, also started for
the mine as rapidly as her little legs would carry her in an attempt to stop her
brother before he reached the mine site. On approaching the mine she saw the tracks of
Blackberne and Monday which confirmed her suspicions. Creeping forward cautiously
she arrived at the mine where she observed the trader Blackberne resting under a tree and
his hired hand Monday digging the silver. While her brother was not in sight, her
worst fears were confirmed by the sight of his new rifle leaning against a tree
and large pools of blood scattered about the mine where Tuckahoe had been killed.
Realizing what had happened, Princess Cornblossom dashed forward, grabbed the rifle,
horn and pouch and sped down the trail so swiftly that Blackberne and Monday were
unable to catch her. Fortunately a violent thunderstormapproached on the south and
west on the headwaters of Poncho Creek and along the Little South Fork, which made
further tracking impossible. The Princess, having reached the top of the mountain,
quickly built a shelter at the site of a fallen tree, picked wild grapes and chestnuts
for her evening meal, and eathered the storm through the night in comfort, but with a
heavy heart at the death of her brother Tuckahoe.
Resolved to avenge his death, as well as to guard the secret of the tribe's
mine, she planned to kill both Blackberne and Monday before they could reveal
the location of the mine to any other white man.At the break of dawn she knew that
some of her tribe would be searching for her. Sounding the tribal distress call
she was answered immediately by two braves less than two miles distant. Knowing
that Blackberne and Monday would probably head for their trading station near
the Fonde settlement (near what is now Williamsburg, in Whitley County, Kentucky)
and that Poncho Creek was a raging torrent as a result of the thunderstorm
it appeared Blackberne and Monday would be most likely to cross the creek at
Turtleneck Ford. This ford (now called Cracker's Neck) is located about three miles
west of the present town of Stearns, Kentucky.
Princess Comblossom concealed herself on the steep hillside overlooking the
ford, posted the two braves in concealment near the creek, and awaited the appearance
of Blackberne and Monday. After a long wait she saw a glint of a shiny buckle and a
fancy coat and another from the handle of a hunting knife and knew that the white
men were approaching. Carefully renewing the priming in the pan of Tukahoe's fine
flintlock rifle, she rested the heavy barrel in the fork of a dogwood tree and waited.
Arriving at Poncho Creek and finding it in flood Blackberne dismounted to inspect the
ford before trying to cross. Sighting down the long sleek barrel, glistening with bear
oil, Princess Comblossom took careful aim and pressed the trigger. As the shot sounded
lackbern fell to earth dead of a bullet through his heart. The two braves quickly
tomahawked Monday, disemboweled both bodies, filled them with rocks and threw them
in the raging Poncho Creek. At last the death of the brave Tuckahoe was revenged and
the secret of the tribe's silver mine was again safe.
A History of the Daniel Boone National Forest by Robert F. Collins, 1975
More About Tuckaho Doublehead and Margaret Mounce:
Marriage: Chery Fork, now Helenwood, TN
iii. Saleechie Doublehead, born 1764.
iv. Nigodegiya Doublehead, born 1766; married Samuel Riley III; born 1747; died 1818.
v. Gulustiya Doublehead, married Samuel Riley III; born 1747; died 1818.
376. Abraham McClellan, died Bet. 1811 - 1818 in Sullivan Co, TN. He was the son of 752. John McClellan.
Child of Abraham McClellan is:
188 i. John McClellan, born September 25, 1765 in Watuga County, TN; died 1847 in Pickett County; married Phoebe Beaty 1796 in Kentucky @ her brothers house.
378. John Beaty, born 1725 in Ireland. He married 379. Margaret Montgomery.
379. Margaret Montgomery
Children of John Beaty and Margaret Montgomery are:
189 i. Phoebe Beaty, born February 10, 1752 in Nottingham, Chester Co. , PA; died 1845; married John McClellan 1796 in Kentucky @ her brothers house.
ii. James Beaty, born February 10, 1752 in Nothingham Township, Chester Co., Pa; married Mary Catherine Smith; died Aft. 1835 in Murfreesboro, TN.
More About James Beaty:
Burial: Beaty Cemetery, Rutheford Co, TN near Wilson Co. line
More About Mary Catherine Smith:
Burial: Beaty Cemetery, Rutheford Co, TN near Wilson Co. line
iii. Andrew Beaty, born 1758; died July 19, 1836 in Fentress Co. , TN:; married Elizabeth Cooper in Sullivan County, TN.
More About Andrew Beaty:
Burial: Joel Beaty Cemetery, Fentress Co., TN
Military service: 1777, Revolutionary War
More About Andrew Beaty and Elizabeth Cooper:
Marriage: Sullivan County, TN
iv. William Beaty, born May 01, 1760 in Brumswich, VA; died January 11, 1839; married (1) Mary Beaty in Virginia; married (2) Ann Bass; born 1773 in Virginia; died 1845 in Murfreesboro, TN.
More About William Beaty:
Burial: Murfreesboro, TN
Military service: Revolutionary War, Captains rank
More About William Beaty and Mary Beaty:
Marriage: Virginia
v. Alexander Beaty, born 1768; married Catherine Travis.
More About Alexander Beaty:
Burial: Beaty Cemetery in South Kentucky area
vi. Martin Beaty, died 1856 in Owsly Co., KY near Beattyville.
More About Martin Beaty:
Occupation: Large land owner in South KY, where he drilled salt water wells and unexpectedly struck oil in 1819. This was the first oil well in America.
vii. John Beaty, Jr, born 1780; married Abegail.
More About John Beaty, Jr:
Residence: Settled in the East Fork of Obey River vicinity.
viii. David Beaty, Sr, born 1783; married Sarah Stephens; born 1790 in North Carolina.
More About David Beaty, Sr:
Residence: Settled in the East Fork of Obey River vicinity.
ix. George Beaty, born 1785; married Lydia Wilson.
More About George Beaty:
Residence: Settled in the East Fork of Obey River vicinity.
x. Pleasant Beaty, married Elizabeth Buck; born 1854.
Generation No. 10
600. Velten Valentine Van Hooser, Sr., born January 16, 1726 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died 1781. He was the son of 1200. Johannes Van Hoesen, Jr. and 1201. Elizabeth Christina Laux. He married 601. Maria Barbara Zerwe December 22, 1746 in German Lutheran Church, Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
601. Maria Barbara Zerwe, born 1725 in Livingston Manor, Albany NY; died Bef. 1778. She was the daughter of 1202. Johan Jacob Zerwe, Sr. and 1203. Maria Catharina Leick.
Marriage Notes for Velten Van Hooser and Maria Zerwe:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Was married by Johan Caspar Stoever
More About Velten Van Hooser and Maria Zerwe:
Marriage: December 22, 1746, German Lutheran Church, Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn
Children of Velten Van Hooser and Maria Zerwe are:
300 i. Jacob Van Hoosier, born 1747 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; died 1845 in Wayne County, Ky; married (1) Frances; married (2) Elizabeth; married (3) Mary Polly Durham September 07, 1826 in Wayne County, Ky.
ii. Maria Catherine Van Hoosier, born 1747 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
iii. John Van Hoosier, born 1748 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
iv. Maria Barbara Van Hoosier, born 1751 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
v. Abraham Van Hoosier, born 1756 in Rowan County, NC; married Mary Williams.
vi. Child Van Hoosier, born 1758.
vii. Curate Van Hoosier, born 1760.
viii. Child Van Hoosier, born 1762.
ix. Issac Van Hooser, Sr., born 1764 in Rowan County, NC; married (1) Rebecca Sarah Thompson; born 1805; married (2) Margaret Hoffman December 07, 1786.
x. Elizabeth Van Hoosier, born 1766; married Frederick Pangle February 23, 1787 in Shenandoah County, VA; born Bet. 1762 - 1764 in Virginia.
More About Frederick Pangle and Elizabeth Van Hoosier:
Marriage: February 23, 1787, Shenandoah County, VA
xi. Valentine Van Hoosier, Jr., born February 14, 1768 in Rowan County, NC; married (1) Catherine Worley; married (2) Matilda Venable; died March 01, 1857; married (3) Julianna Spraker January 31, 1799.
644. Abraham Colt, born May 21, 1692 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT; died August 31, 1717 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT. He was the son of 1288. Abraham Colt and 1289. Hannah Loomis. He married 645. Susanna Risley December 10, 1713 in Glastonbury, CT.
645. Susanna Risley, born 1690 in Hockanum, CT; died November 17, 1757 in Enfield, CT. She was the daughter of 1290. Richard Risely and 1291. Rebecca Adams.
More About Abraham Colt and Susanna Risley:
Marriage: December 10, 1713, Glastonbury, CT
Children of Abraham Colt and Susanna Risley are:
322 i. Abraham Colt, born September 30, 1714 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT; died Abt. 1784 in Pennysylvania; married Elizabeth Gustin December 14, 1736 in Sussex County, NJ.
ii. Mary Colt, born Bet. 1715 - 1717.
iii. Issac Colt, born Abt. 1716.
672. John Frogg, Sr., born Abt. 1710 in Prince William, Virginia; died Abt. 1795 in Bath, VA. He married 673. Elizabeth Strother November 09, 1738 in Prince William, VA.
673. Elizabeth Strother, born Abt. 1721 in Prince William, Virginia; died Aft. 1795. She was the daughter of 1346. William Strother VI and 1347. Margaret Watts.
More About John Frogg, Sr.:
Military service: Was Col-Major
More About John Frogg and Elizabeth Strother:
Marriage: November 09, 1738, Prince William, VA
Children of John Frogg and Elizabeth Strother are:
336 i. William Frogge, Sr., born Abt. 1741 in Fauquier or Augusta County, VA; died Abt. 1830 in Kentucky or Fentress County, TN; married Mary Mitchell Abt. 1770 in Valley of Virginia.
ii. Margaret Frogge, married John Lewis.
iii. Jane Frogge, born November 11, 1741 in Virginia; married Manoah Crawley or Corley.
iv. Mary Frogge, died Abt. 1810; married John Cowardin.
v. Agatha Frogge, married (1) John Oliver; married (2) Thomas Edington.
vi. Arthur Frogge, died Abt. 1770.
vii. John Frogge, Jr., born May 26, 1745 in Greenbriar County, VA; died October 10, 1774 in Virginia; married Agatha Lewis.
More About John Frogge, Jr.:
Military service: Was Captain
728. Peter Traschel, born 1691; died 1766. He was the son of 1456. Jakob Traschel and 1457. Margaretha Brengle. He married 729. Julianna Catharina Trauthager 1721 in Wolfersheim, Germany.
729. Julianna Catharina Trauthager, born 1697 in Katzenthal, Alsace, France; died 1795 in Northhampton County, Pennsylvania.
More About Peter Traschel and Julianna Trauthager:
Marriage: 1721, Wolfersheim, Germany
Children of Peter Traschel and Julianna Trauthager are:
i. Peter Troxell, Jr, born December 28, 1723 in Germany; died February 28, 1811; married Anna H. Zirckel; born Abt. 1725.
ii. Daniel Troxell, born 1726 in Germany; died 1814; married Sophia Dotterer; born Abt. 1730.
364 iii. David Troxell, born July 27, 1734 in Egypt, Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania; died Bef. 1791 in Loudin County, Virginia; married Anna Elizabeth 1757 in Frederick Co., Maryland.
iv. John Troxell, born Abt. 1736 in Egypt, Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania; died October 1795 in Scott County, KY; married Maria Margaretha.
v. Christian Troxell, born April 16, 1739 in Egypt, Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania; died in Wayne County, KY or Pulaski County, KY; married (1) Unknown; married (2) Catherine Doerr May 31, 1761; born 1740.
vi. Juliana M. Troxell, born April 16, 1741.
vii. George Frederick Troxell, born July 28, 1741; married Apollonia Lay; born 1745.
viii. Margaretha Troxell, born October 25, 1744 in Aurora, WV ??; died in Aurora, WV ??; married Abraham Watring.
732. Great Eagle, born 1720. He was the son of 1464. Moytoy.
More About Great Eagle:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
Children of Great Eagle are:
i. Old Tassell, born Abt. 1738; died June 1788; married Sister to Hanging Maw (?); born Abt. 1740.
Notes for Old Tassell:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Chief of Echota
Utisdsata "Corn Tassel"
Onitositah "Thistle Head"
Co-A-To-Hee, "First to Kill"
Kaiyah-Tahee-from Old Frontiers
Ko-A-Tee-Hee, varant
Kayatihi, variant
Kahnyahtahhe, variant
Rayetaeh
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Utsi'dsata':
Corn-tassel, Thistlehead, etc. It is used as masculine name, and was probably the Cherokee name of the chief of Revolutionary times, known as Old Tassel.
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"Many proposals have been made to us to adopt your laws, your religion, your manners, and your customs. We would be better pleased with beholding the good effects of these doctrines in your own practices, than with hearing you talk about them." Old Tassel, Chief of the Tsalagi.
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Old Frontiers, John P Brown, pg 478.
"Two of Wurteh's (Sequoyah's mom, Great Eagles daughter) kinsmen are mentioned by Payne as being uncles of John Watts, Jr. They were, Kaiyah-tahee who was killed under a flag of truce and may be recognized as Chief Old Tassel; and Tal-tsuska, the famous Doublehead.
More About Old Tassell:
Attended: March 1775, Henderson's Treaty, Sycamore Shoals
Blood: Full Blooded Cherokee--Paint Clan
ii. Wurteh, born Abt. 1742 in Tasagi Town; married (1) Nathaniel Gist; born Abt. 1730; married (2) Bloody Fellow; born Abt. 1740; died Aft. 1794; married (3) John Trader Benge; born Abt. 1735 in Albemarle County, VA; died 1800 in Georgia.
More About Wurteh:
Blood: Full Blooded Cherokee--Paint Clan
Notes for Nathaniel Gist:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Myths of the Cherokee, James Mooney, pg 108;
....by a KY family it is claimed......Sequoya's father was Nathaniel Gist, son of the scout who accompanied George Washington on his memorable excursion to the Ohio. As the story goes, Nathaniel Gist was captured by the Cherokee at Braddock's defeat (1755) and remained a prisoner with them for six years, during which time he became the father of Sequoyah. On his return to civilization, he married a white woman in VA, by whom he had other children, and afterward moved back to KY, where Sequoyah, then a Baptist preacher, frequently visited them and was always recognized by the family as his son.
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Old Frontiers, pg 158;
Nathaniel Gist first appeared among the Cherokees as a messenger of Governor Dinwiddie in 1755. Following the French and Indian War he formed a trading partnership with Richard Pearis and lived in the Cherokee country for several years. During that time he took as his Indian wife, Wurteh, sister of Chief Old Tassel, and became the father of Sequoyah.
More About Nathaniel Gist:
Blood: non-cherokee
366 iii. Chief Doublehead, born Abt. 1744 in Cherokee Nation East; died Bet. June - August 09, 1807 in Hiwassee River, TN; married (1) Creat Priber; married (2) Nannie Drumgoole 1794; married (3) Kateeyeah Wilson 1797.
iv. Pumpkin Boy, born Abt. 1746; died Abt. 1793; married Chau-E-U-Kah.
More About Pumpkin Boy:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Paint Clan
v. Unknown, born Abt. 1748.
vi. Nancy, born Abt. 1750; married The Badger; born Abt. 1738.
Notes for The Badger:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Attended November 1788, Eustinali council.
Attended June 1792, Estinawa council.
More About The Badger:
Nationality: 3/4 Cherokee--Paint Clan
Marriage Notes for Nancy and The Badger:
[Matthews1.FTW]
As compiled here, Nancy would be of the Paint Clan, but so would her husband, the Badger. This was forbidden under Cherokee customs of the day. The clan association on Nancy's side is assumed thru her "sister" Wurteh (Paint Clan), but she may have been half sisters, thus allowing Nancy to have a different clan association..
734. Christian Gottlieb Priber, born 1693; died 1753. He was the son of 1468. Friederich Priber and 1469. Anna Dorothea. He married 735. Clogoittah.
735. Clogoittah, born Abt. 1706. She was the daughter of 1464. Moytoy.
Notes for Clogoittah:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Attended 1730 Delegation to King George II
More About Clogoittah:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
Child of Christian Priber and Clogoittah is:
367 i. Creat Priber, born 1740 in Tellico Plains, TN; died 1790 in Stearns, McCreary County, KY; married Chief Doublehead.
752. John McClellan
Notes for John McClellan:
[Matthews1.FTW]
Living in Botetourt Co, VA in 1770's
Children of John McClellan are:
376 i. Abraham McClellan, died Bet. 1811 - 1818 in Sullivan Co, TN.
ii. Mary Ann McClellan, born 1741 in Bedford, VA; died July 18, 1840 in Sullivan Co, VA; married David Looney 1755 in Virginia; born 1738 in Augusta, VA; died May 01, 1810 in Sullivan Co, VA.
Notes for David Looney:
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1744: Muddy Creek, 2 miles north of the Holston River, in what was then Washington Co., VA, but which became
Sullivan County, North Carolina and eventually, Tennessee.
He was a young captain in the Colonial wars, a young major in the militia in the earliest days of the Revolution, when
he served in the North Carolina Militia. His service was under the command of Colonel Isaac Shelby, who later
appointed David Looney to the rank of Colonel. David served the duration of the Revolution and the fight for
American Independence from Great Britian. When victory was achieved, he was awarded numerous land grants for
his service to the cause of freedom. At was end, David remained active in the militia, but he also began to take an
active leadership role in the growth and development of Sullivan County, NC
The General Assembly of NC had, in October 1779, passed legislation setting up a neighboring county to Washington
Co., This new county was named Sullivan County, to honor Revolutionary War hero, General John Sullivan. The
Justices of the Peace in the new county, were, among several others, Isaac Shelby and David Looney. The men met
on Feb. 7th, 1780 at the log home/fort of Moses Looney to organize the government of the new county.
Quoting the,SULLIVAN CO. NEWS, Vol 36, #6, dated February 7, 1980, Which was the 200th birthday of Sullivan
Co, state:
"John Rhea was appointed Clerk and Nathan Clark, Sheriff. Isaac Shelby exhibited a commission from Governor
Caswell, of North Carolina, dated November 19th, 1779, appointing him Colonel-Commandant, of the county. Other
commissions appointed were Henry Clark,k Lieutenant-Colonel, David Looney, First Major and John Shelby,
Second Major, according to the documents.
Looney's Fort is still standing. Behind the protective covering of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope, Sr., the
log fort is virtually intact and Sullivan contains have the unique privilege of standing in the exact location where their
county was officially organized 200 years ago."
DAR Lineage Books: Vol 112, ID# 111637
David Looney (1730-1810- Served as major and colonel, North Carolina troops. he was born in Augusta County, VA;
died Sullivan County, Tenn.
DAR Lineage Books: Vol 36, ID# 35046
David Looney (1738-1810), was appointed major 1779 and served under Col. Isaac Shelby. He was born in Augusta
County, VA; died in Sullivan County, TN
Also NO's 1786,2393,3934,4082,24408, 42084
More About David Sr. Looney:
Fact 1: Occupation: Colonel in Revolutionary War, farmer
Fact 2: Farmer
Fact 3: David was appointed guardian to Margaret Looney, orphan of Daniel Looney
Fact 4: 1766, Sold the homeplace near his parents
Fact 5: 1770, Moved into the Holston on lands along the Indian frontier.
Fact 6: 1774, Settled into a cabin on Muddy Crk. two miles N. of the Holston River.
Fact 7: Military ranking: Capt. Major. Lt. Colonel then Colonel.
Fact 8: 1779, Served as Major under Col. Isaac Shelby.
More About David Looney and Mary McClellan:
Marriage: 1755, Virginia
iii. William McClellan, born Abt. 1743; died February 24, 1827; married Barbara Walker; born September 27, 1741 in Virginia; died March 27, 1811.
More About William McClellan:
Burial: First Presbyterian Church, Knoxville, TN
More About Barbara Walker:
Burial: Post Oak Springs, near Rockwood, TN
Generation No. 11
1200. Johannes Van Hoesen, Jr., born August 01, 1697 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died January 21, 1762 in Anson County, NC. He was the son of 2400. Johannes Van Hoesen, Sr. and 2401. Jannitje Janes Jane De Ryck. He married 1201. Elizabeth Christina Laux April 11, 1720 in Albany, NY.
1201. Elizabeth Christina Laux, born October 19, 1700 in Wallau, Hessna-Darmstadt, Prussia; died Aft. 1762 in Anson County, NC. She was the daughter of 2402. Johann Valentine Laux and 2403. Anna Catharina Ruhl.
More About Johannes Van Hoesen and Elizabeth Laux:
Marriage: April 11, 1720, Albany, NY
Children of Johannes Van Hoesen and Elizabeth Laux are:
i. Jannetje Jane Van Hoesen, born October 01, 1721 in Claverack, Albany, NY; married Peter Feg May 02, 1743.
More About Peter Feg and Jannetje Van Hoesen:
Marriage: May 02, 1743
ii. John Van Hooser, born 1723 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died October 1770 in Anson County, NC; married Hannah Cheek February 16, 1747 in Lancaster County, PA.
More About John Van Hooser and Hannah Cheek:
Marriage: February 16, 1747, Lancaster County, PA
600 iii. Velten Valentine Van Hooser, Sr., born January 16, 1726 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died 1781; married Maria Barbara Zerwe December 22, 1746 in German Lutheran Church, Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
iv. Catherine Van Hooser, born 1728 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; married Peter Kuhn April 07, 1749.
More About Peter Kuhn and Catherine Van Hooser:
Marriage: April 07, 1749
v. Christian Van Hooser, born 1730 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; married Jacob Groethaus August 12, 1749 in Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa.
More About Jacob Groethaus and Christian Van Hooser:
Marriage: August 12, 1749, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa
vi. Mary Van Hooser, born 1732 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; married William Collins.
vii. Jacob Van Hooser, born 1734 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
viii. Abraham Van Hooser, born 1736 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
ix. Elizabeth Van Hooser, born 1738 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn; married John Hagler.
1202. Johan Jacob Zerwe, Sr. He married 1203. Maria Catharina Leick.
1203. Maria Catharina Leick
Child of Johan Zerwe and Maria Leick is:
601 i. Maria Barbara Zerwe, born 1725 in Livingston Manor, Albany NY; died Bef. 1778; married Velten Valentine Van Hooser, Sr. December 22, 1746 in German Lutheran Church, Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Penn.
1288. Abraham Colt, born Abt. July 15, 1666 in Podunk, Windsor, Connecticut; died Aft. 1734 in Glastonbury?, Connecticut. He was the son of 2576. John Colt and 2577. Hester Edwards. He married 1289. Hannah Loomis July 01, 1690.
1289. Hannah Loomis, born February 02, 1661/62 in Windsor, Connecticut. She was the daughter of 2578. Joseph Loomis and 2579. Mary Chauncy.
Notes for Hannah Loomis:
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WFT4, ped #2330 says she was dau of Joseph Loomis & Mary Chauncy
More About Abraham Colt and Hannah Loomis:
Marriage: July 01, 1690
Child of Abraham Colt and Hannah Loomis is:
644 i. Abraham Colt, born May 21, 1692 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT; died August 31, 1717 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co. CT; married Susanna Risley December 10, 1713 in Glastonbury, CT.
1290. Richard Risely, born August 02, 1648 in Hartford, CT; died Aft. October 19, 1728 in Hartford, CT. He was the son of 2580. Richard Risely and 2581. Mary ??. He married 1291. Rebecca Adams Abt. 1676.
1291. Rebecca Adams, born August 1658 in Hartford, CT; died Bef. May 20, 1726. She was the daughter of 2582. John Adams and 2583. Abigail Smith.
More About Richard Risely and Rebecca Adams:
Marriage: Abt. 1676
Children of Richard Risely and Rebecca Adams are:
645 i. Susanna Risley, born 1690 in Hockanum, CT; died November 17, 1757 in Enfield, CT; married (1) Abraham Colt December 10, 1713 in Glastonbury, CT; married (2) John Hale Abt. 1723.
ii. John Risley
iii. Samuel Risley
iv. Thomas Risley
v. Richard Risley
vi. Jeremiah Risley
vii. Charles Risley
viii. Johnathan Risley
ix. Mary Risley
x. Hannah Risley
xi. Ann Risley
xii. Nathaniel Risley
1346. William Strother VI, born Abt. 1697 in VA; died April 06, 1732 in Fredricksberg, King George County, VA. He was the son of 2692. William Strother V and 2693. Margaret Thornton. He married 1347. Margaret Watts March 26, 1718 in Virginia.
1347. Margaret Watts, born Abt. 1700 in VA; died Abt. 1754 in Prince William, Virginia. She was the daughter of 2694. Richard Watts and 2695. Mary Wilsford or Bowcock.
More About William Strother and Margaret Watts:
Marriage: March 26, 1718, Virginia
Children of William Strother and Margaret Watts are:
i. Agatha Strother
ii. Alice Strother, married Henry Tyler.
iii. Anne Strother
673 iv. Elizabeth Strother, born Abt. 1721 in Prince William, Virginia; died Aft. 1795; married John Frogg, Sr. November 09, 1738 in Prince William, VA.
v. Margaret Strother, born Abt. 1726.
vi. Jane Strother, born Abt. 1732.
vii. Sarah Dabney Strother, married Col. Richard Taylor; born April 03, 1744.
1456. Jakob Traschel, born March 05, 1651/52; died December 24, 1721. He was the son of 2912. Hans Traschel and 2913. Elsbeth Gunsel. He married 1457. Margaretha Brengle.
1457. Margaretha Brengle, born 1662; died May 17, 1721. She was the daughter of 2914. Steffen Brengle and 2915. Elsbeth Bratten.
Child of Jakob Traschel and Margaretha Brengle is:
728 i. Peter Traschel, born 1691; died 1766; married (1) Unknown Fraudhueger; married (2) Julianna Catharina Trauthager 1721 in Wolfersheim, Germany.
1464. Moytoy, born Abt. 1687 in Tellico; died Abt. 1741 in Cherokee Nat. East.. He was the son of 2928. Amatoya Moytoy and 2929. Quatsy.
Notes for Moytoy:
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Moytoy Pigeon, of Tellico
Supreme Chief of the Cherokee 1730--1760
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The Eastern Band of Cherokee, by John R. Finger, Univ of TN Press, Knoxville: [Early Cherokee society was atomized into clans with individual chiefs]...
Sir Alexander Cuming boldly addressed this problem in 1730 by traveling to Cherokee country and proclaiming a single chief, Moytoy, as the first chief and King of his people.
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Moytoy:
a Cherokee chief recognized by the English as "emperor" in 1730. Both the correct form and the meaning of the name are uncertain; the name occurs again as Moyatoy in a document of 1793; a boy upon the East Cherokee reservation a few years ago bore the name of Ma'tayi, for which no meaning can be found or given.
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Old Frontiers, by John P. Brown, also details a Moytoy of Settico who was rampaiging through VA after the death of "Emperor" Moytoy of Tellico, and in the Colonial Records of South Carolina, 1754-1765, a letter dated 1-31-1957 references a "Moyatoya" son to the Mankiller of Highwassey deceased.
More About Moytoy:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Wolf Clan
Children of Moytoy are:
i. Oconostota, born Abt. 1704; died March 1783; married Woman of Paint Clan; born Abt. 1704.
Notes for Oconostota:
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A'gansta'ta
The Great Warrior
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A'gansta'ta:
"groundhog-sausage", from a'gana, groundhog, and tista'u, "I am pounding it", understood to refer to pounding meat, ect, in a mortar, after having first crisped it before the fire. A war chief, noted in the Cherokee war of 1760, and prominent until about the close of the Revolution, known to the whites as Oconostota. Also the Cherokee name for Colonel Gideon Morgan of the war of 1812, for Washington Morgan, his son, of the Civil War, and now for a ful-blood upon the reservation, known to the whites as Morgan Calhoun.
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Old Frontiers, John P Brown pg 165;
Oconostota references "my nephew, Savenooka, Raven of Chote"
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Signer: March 1775, Henderson's Treaty, Sycamore Shoals
More About Oconostota:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
More About Woman of Paint Clan:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Paint Clan
735 ii. Clogoittah, born Abt. 1706; married Christian Gottlieb Priber.
iii. Kitegista, born Abt. 1708; died Aft. 1788.
Notes for Kitegista:
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Old Frontiers, pg 114;
"Another requirement (of the peace treaty to end the Cherokee-English war of 1760) was that the head men of the nation, Oconostota being mentioned specifically, were to assemble at Charles Town on December 16, 1761 to ratify the treaty, and this they did. Oconostota, however, was still very wary of trusting himself within the power of the English, but send his brother Kitegista with a peace pipe to represent him.
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Attened 1730 Delegation to King George II.
More About Kitegista:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
iv. Tathtowe, born Abt. 1712.
Notes for Tathtowe:
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Attended 1730 Delegation to King George II.
More About Tathtowe:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
v. Ounaconoa, born Abt. 1716.
More About Ounaconoa:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
vi. Skalilosken, born Abt. 1718.
More About Skalilosken:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
732 vii. Great Eagle, born 1720.
viii. Oukaii-Oukah, born Abt. 1722.
More About Oukaii-Oukah:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
ix. Kollannah, born Abt. 1724.
More About Kollannah:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
x. An-Nee-Wa-Kee, born Abt. 1726.
xi. Bad Water, born Abt. 1728.
Notes for Bad Water:
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Old Frontiers, pg 66;
"The name Amo-Scossite means bad or dreadful water. A descendent of the same name died while on the way to the west during the removal, 1838.
More About Bad Water:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
1468. Friederich Priber He married 1469. Anna Dorothea.
1469. Anna Dorothea
Child of Friederich Priber and Anna Dorothea is:
734 i. Christian Gottlieb Priber, born 1693; died 1753; married Clogoittah.
Generation No. 12
2400. Johannes Van Hoesen, Sr., born 1655 in Fort Orange, Albany NY; died Aft. 1724 in Claverack, Albany, NY. He was the son of 4800. Jan Fransse Van Husum and 4801. Volkje Juriaeno Van Noorstrant. He married 2401. Jannitje Janes Jane De Ryck Abt. 1690 in Kinderhook, Albany County, NY.
2401. Jannitje Janes Jane De Ryck, born Abt. 1655; died Abt. 1708 in Kinderhook, Albany County, NY. She was the daughter of 4802. Jan Cornelius De Ryck.
More About Johannes Van Hoesen and Jannitje De Ryck:
Marriage: Abt. 1690, Kinderhook, Albany County, NY
Children of Johannes Van Hoesen and Jannitje De Ryck are:
i. Jan Hannessee Van Hoesen, born 1687 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died 1745; married Dannicke Wittbeck March 18, 1711.
More About Jan Van Hoesen and Dannicke Wittbeck:
Marriage: March 18, 1711
ii. Harmen Van Hoesen, born 1689 in Claverack, Albany, NY; married Gessje Hermans February 29, 1708.
More About Harmen Van Hoesen and Gessje Hermans:
Marriage: February 29, 1708
iii. Gerrit Van Hoesen, born September 27, 1691 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Marytje Mary Van Dekar.
iv. Jurian Van Hoesen, born August 15, 1693 in Kingston, Ulster, NY.
v. Martyje Van Hoesen, born October 13, 1695 in Kingston, Ulster, NY.
1200 vi. Johannes Van Hoesen, Jr., born August 01, 1697 in Claverack, Albany, NY; died January 21, 1762 in Anson County, NC; married Elizabeth Christina Laux April 11, 1720 in Albany, NY.
vii. Jacob Van Hoesen, born Bet. 1699 - 1701 in Kingston, Ulster, NY; married Geertrudy Gertrude Albertson April 28, 1725.
More About Jacob Van Hoesen and Geertrudy Albertson:
Marriage: April 28, 1725
viii. Franciscus Van Hoesen, born June 13, 1703 in Athens Albany, NY.
ix. Maria Van Hoesen, born January 07, 1705.
x. Catharina Van Hoesen, born November 26, 1707.
2402. Johann Valentine Laux, born Bef. 1659 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia. He was the son of 4804. Hans Johann Lauck and 4805. Catherine ??. He married 2403. Anna Catharina Ruhl November 08, 1681 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
2403. Anna Catharina Ruhl, born 1657 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia. She was the daughter of 4806. Heinrich Ruehl and 4807. Elisabeth Schneider.
More About Johann Laux and Anna Ruhl:
Marriage: November 08, 1681, Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia
Child of Johann Laux and Anna Ruhl is:
1201 i. Elizabeth Christina Laux, born October 19, 1700 in Wallau, Hessna-Darmstadt, Prussia; died Aft. 1762 in Anson County, NC; married Johannes Van Hoesen, Jr. April 11, 1720 in Albany, NY.
2576. John Colt, born Abt. 1624 in Colchester?, Essex, England; died Abt. 1729 in Windsor ?, Connecticut. He married 2577. Hester Edwards Bef. October 1665 in Windsor?, Connecticut..
2577. Hester Edwards, born June 1641 in Windsor?, Connecticut; died in Windsor ?, Connecticut. She was the daughter of 5154. John Edwards and 5155. Dorothy Moulton.
Notes for John Colt:
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Notes for Capt. John Colt:
m. (l) ? Mary Fitch, dau Joseph
m. (2) Ann Skinner, dau John & Mary (Loomis) Skinner, b. l639; appeared on a list of Windsor Freeman, 27 Apr 1703. He
and Mary Skinner were employees of Joseph Mygatt, a weaver, who had received a license to sell strong liquors by retail.
John Allyn's servant Ann Skinner was still single in Jun 1659 and probably that December. She evidently married John Colt
soon afterward, she was his "wife" at Springfield, just North of Windsor and at Hartford during July 1663.
NER, April 1996, p. 215 (Corrections); "John Edwards of Wethersfield, Connecticut" by Gale Ion Harris (145[1991]:317-
341). The following corrections are made by the author:
145: pp. 326, 329-30. John1 Colt was living and "of Windsor" as late as Sept. 1713 when he conveyed land at Podunk to his
"dutiful son" Benjamin Colt of Windsor (Windsor Deeds, 3:182). A more recent study of the Fitch family shows that John1
Colt almost certainly did not have a third wife, Lydia Fitch, a
possibility considered likely in the Edwards article. For a full discussion, see my article, "The Children of Capt Joseph1 and
Mary (Stone) Fitch of Hartford and Windsor, Connecticut," The American Genealogist 68, [1993]:1-10.
145: p. 332; No. 3.v. JABEZ2 COLT (John1) had several daughters in addition to the three children - Ann, Esther and Jabez -
named in the article. The will of "Jabez Colt Senior of Windsor," signed by mark 9 Jun 1756 and proved at Hartford on 19 Jul
1757, gives land "on podunk River" in [South] Windsor to "my son" Jabez Colt, "all my household goods" to "my daughter"
Esther Colt, L10 each to "my daughters" Ann Smith, Mary Post, Lydia Loomis, and Mabel Dunk, and "my loom" to "my
Granson" John Hays. He appointed son Jabez Colt executor; Daniel Burr, Daniel Burr Jr. and George Pitkins witnessed
(Hartford District Probates, file 1951). Mary Colt m. at Saybrook, Conn., 2 Jan 1734/5, Benjamin4 Post, b. there 3 Jan
1703/4. For their marriage and family, see Michael Rudy, "The Colonial Post Family of Saybrook and Hebron, Conn.:
Abraham(2) Post and his Descendants," Register, 147 [1993]:50-4, and the "Addition" in 147 [1993]; 384. Mabel Colt m. at
Saybrook, 24 Nov 1743, Jonathan Dunk (Vital Records of Saybrook, 1647-=1834[Hartford, 1952], 71). I thank Charles E.
Sturtevant of Wolfeboro, NH for a photocopy of Jabez Colt's will at the Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
This will take much more study; earlier source gives lst marriage to Mary Fitch, dau of Joseph.
Genealogical Memoirs of the Families of Colt and Coutts, Rev. Charles Rogers, LL.D., London, 1879; has much info on
earlier Colts in England, but no connection given. p. 48,49; John Colt, a member of the Colts of that ilk, accompanied Dr.
Hooker to America in 1636, w ho first ministered to a congregation at Cambridge, near Boston, then called Newtown, and
afterwards settled at Hartford, CT. Dr. Hooker returned to England, leaving at Hartford, his protege, who married a dauof
Joseph Fitch, receiving in dowry a house and lot called Padwick, in South Windsor, near Hartford. His father-in-law was
ancestor of John Fitch, the inventor of the first application of steam in America. John Colt signed his name Coult. His first
recorded signature is in 1646 at his daughter's baptism, on 7 Feb of that year. John Colt had three sons, John, Joseph and
Abraham. In 1656, John Colt, John Adams (an ancestor of President John Adams), and others, were fined five shillings for
playing at cards at an unseasonable hour of night, the judges being Governor Webster, Lt- Gov. Mill, Mr. Clerk (Clarke?) and
Mr. Willis (Wyllys?). In 1665 John Colt described as of Padwick, subscribed a sum of money to raise the salary of the
Presbyterian minister. On 17 Oct 1669, he was approved freeman, and allowed as such to take the oath. He appears in 1675
as reporting to the Council that he had been shot at by Indians. On l Sep of that year he reported that another party of Indians
were discovered in the North Meadows, and measures were taken to resist them. He is named as an appraiser in 1679 and
1689. He married a daughter of John Skinner and in 1662, received a portion of his father-in-law's estate; he died at the age of
ninety five years.
Family History: New England Families #2, cd 159-
The name of Dutton Colt appears often in English history. Because he opposed popery
he was dispossessed of his estate, but he afterward regained it by valiant service for his country, and also was granted one of
the coats-of-arms of the Colt family. Very likely he was son of Sir Oliver Colt. The names of Sir Thomas, Sir Henry and Sir
George Colt are also to be found. The line is probably as
follows: (I) Sir Peter Colt, a peer of England, son of Sir John Dutton Colt. (II) John, son of Sir Peter Colt. (III) John (2), son of
John (1) Colt. (IV) John (3), son of John (2) Colt.
(V) John (4), son of John (3) Colt, immigrant ancestor, was born in England about the year 1625. He came from Colchester,
England, during the troubles of Charles I., when eleven years old. In 1638 he removed from Dorchester, Massachusetts, to
Hartford, with a colony that came there in that year. He
married, afterward, (???) Skinner, and settled in Windsor. He doubtless married (second) Mary, daughter of Joseph Fitch,
from whom he received land in Windsor for love and goodwill. He was one of the early
settlers on the east side of the river, and was troubled much by the Indians. In 1665 he subscribed six shillings to raise the
minister's salary. He lived to the age of one hundred and five years. Child: John, mentioned below.
(VI) John (5), son of John (4) Colt, was born in 1658.
John Coult was born about 1625 in or near Colchester, England, and came to New England aboard the ship "Griffin" , arriving
4 Sep 1633. He lived in Dorchester, MA, and Hartford, CT, before settling in the Podunk section of East Windsor where he
was an apprentice to Joseph Mygatt. He married as his second wife, Ann Skinner, who was born in 1639 and died 9 Aug
1680, daughter of John & Mary (Loomis) Skinner. They had a son Benjamin. Ref: Edward P. Jones: "Descendants of John
Coult," MS in CT State Library, Hartford, 1934, pp. 1, 4. J. Hammond Trumbull: "The Memorial History of Hartford Co.,
CT," 1886, vol I, p. 259.
A deed from John Coult of Windsor reads: "for dear love and tender affection" to "my loving and dutiful son Benjamin Coult of
the town aforesaid," land in Windsor "on the East side of the Great River," adjoining the land of Joseph Coult. This was signed
25 Sep 1713. Ref: Windsor Land Records, Deed Book 3, p. 182.
More About John Colt and Hester Edwards:
Marriage: Bef. October 1665, Windsor?, Connecticut.
Children of John Colt and Hester Edwards are:
i. Ester Colt, born in Podunk, Windsor, Connecticut; died November 06, 1714 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut; married Stephen Loomis January 01, 1690/91 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut; born September 01, 1668 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut; died Bef. November 30, 1711 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.
Notes for Stephen Loomis:
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inventory dated 30 Nov 1711. WFT4, ped #2330 says he m. 1 Jan
1689/90,
Windsor, CT,
More About Stephen Loomis and Ester Colt:
Marriage: January 01, 1690/91, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
ii. Lydia Colt, died Bef. March 02, 1713 in Glastonbury, Connecticut; married Richard Fox.
Notes for Lydia Colt:
[Matthews1.FTW]
TAG Vol 68, #1, Jan 1993, pp. 8-10
1288 iii. Abraham Colt, born Abt. July 15, 1666 in Podunk, Windsor, Connecticut; died Aft. 1734 in Glastonbury?, Connecticut; married Hannah Loomis July 01, 1690.
iv. Dorothy Colt, born Abt. 1667 in Windsor?, Connecticut; died October 10, 1712 in Hartford, Connecticut; married (1) John Sparks; died April 08, 1710 in East Windsor, connecticut; married (2) John Parsons; born Abt. 1672 in Simsbury?, Hartford, Connecticut; died Aft. July 09, 1752 in Brookfield, Warren, Mass.
Notes for Dorothy Colt:
[Matthews1.FTW]
NER Jan 1995, p. 64. Barbour-Dorothy, wife of John Sprks owned cov 1
ch,
4 Nov 1694.
v. Benjamin Colt, born Abt. 1669 in Podunk, Windsor, Connecticut; died Bef. July 30, 1739 in Windsor ?, Connecticut; married Joanna Barber Bef. February 02, 1719 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut.
More About Benjamin Colt and Joanna Barber:
Marriage: Bef. February 02, 1719, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
vi. Jabez Colt, born Abt. 1675 in Podunk, Windsor, Connecticut; died June 1757 in Windsor ?, Connecticut; married Mary Morton Bef. 1699 in Windsor, Connecticut; born Abt. 1675 in Windsor ?, Connecticut; died November 1753 in Windsor ?, Connecticut.
Notes for Jabez Colt:
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old enough on 22 Mar 1695/6 to own the covenant (First Church,
Hartford). Death
wasrecorded in East Windsor Church records, and that of his "wife" in
November
Genealogical Memoirs of the Families of Colt and Coutts-p. 49; executed
his will 6 Jan 1756, therein disposing of a considerable estate.
Notes for Mary Morton:
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Baptism: 22 May 1687, 1st Church, Hartford, Connecticut.
More About Jabez Colt and Mary Morton:
Marriage: Bef. 1699, Windsor, Connecticut
vii. Jonathan Colt, born 1685; died Bef. April 02, 1711.
Notes for Jonathan Colt:
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Notes for Jonathan Colt:
Cordwainer of Windsor; administration on his estate given to Matthew
Grant,
Joseph Coult and the rest of his brothers having refused, 2 Apr 1711.
More About Jonathan Colt:
Baptism: December 06, 1685, 1st Church, Hartford, CT.
2578. Joseph Loomis He married 2579. Mary Chauncy.
2579. Mary Chauncy
Child of Joseph Loomis and Mary Chauncy is:
1289 i. Hannah Loomis, born February 02, 1661/62 in Windsor, Connecticut; married Abraham Colt July 01, 1690.
2580. Richard Risely He married 2581. Mary ??.
2581. Mary ??
Child of Richard Risely and Mary ?? is:
1290 i. Richard Risely, born August 02, 1648 in Hartford, CT; died Aft. October 19, 1728 in Hartford, CT; married Rebecca Adams Abt. 1676.
2582. John Adams He was the son of 5164. Jeremy Adams and 5165. Rebecca Baseden. He married 2583. Abigail Smith Bet. August 24 - 26, 1657 in Easttown, NY.
2583. Abigail Smith, born Abt. 1632. She was the daughter of 5166. Richard Smith and 5167. Rebecca Buswell.
More About John Adams and Abigail Smith:
Marriage: Bet. August 24 - 26, 1657, Easttown, NY
Children of John Adams and Abigail Smith are:
i. ? Adams
1291 ii. Rebecca Adams, born August 1658 in Hartford, CT; died Bef. May 20, 1726; married Richard Risely Abt. 1676.
iii. Abigail Adams, born February 1659/60 in Hartford, CT.
iv. Sarah Adams, born March 1661/62; married John Brush Abt. 1682.
More About John Brush and Sarah Adams:
Marriage: Abt. 1682
v. Jeremiah Adams, born August 1664.
vi. John Adams, born September 1666.
vii. Johnathan Adams, born November 06, 1668.
viii. ? Adams, born Aft. November 09, 1670.
2692. William Strother V, born 1653 in Rappahannock Co, VA; died July 26, 1726 in King George County, VA. He was the son of 5384. William Strother IV and 5385. Dorothy Savage. He married 2693. Margaret Thornton Abt. 1694.
2693. Margaret Thornton, born 1678; died 1756. She was the daughter of 5386. Sir Francis Thornton and 5387. Alice Savage.
More About William Strother and Margaret Thornton:
Marriage: Abt. 1694
Children of William Strother and Margaret Thornton are:
i. Benjamin Strother
ii. Francis Strother, born 1700 in Virginia; married Susannah Dabney; born 1700 in Virginia.
iii. Anthony Strother
1346 iv. William Strother VI, born Abt. 1697 in VA; died April 06, 1732 in Fredricksberg, King George County, VA; married Margaret Watts March 26, 1718 in Virginia.
2694. Richard Watts, born Abt. 1675 in Virginia; died Abt. 1716 in Virginia. He was the son of 5388. John Watts and 5389. Margaret Jones or Weire. He married 2695. Mary Wilsford or Bowcock.
2695. Mary Wilsford or Bowcock, born Abt. 1680 in Virginia; died Abt. 1737.
Child of Richard Watts and Mary Bowcock is:
1347 i. Margaret Watts, born Abt. 1700 in VA; died Abt. 1754 in Prince William, Virginia; married William Strother VI March 26, 1718 in Virginia.
2912. Hans Traschel, born 1622. He was the son of 5824. Jakob Trachsel. He married 2913. Elsbeth Gunsel.
2913. Elsbeth Gunsel
Child of Hans Traschel and Elsbeth Gunsel is:
1456 i. Jakob Traschel, born March 05, 1651/52; died December 24, 1721; married Margaretha Brengle.
2914. Steffen Brengle He married 2915. Elsbeth Bratten.
2915. Elsbeth Bratten
Child of Steffen Brengle and Elsbeth Bratten is:
1457 i. Margaretha Brengle, born 1662; died May 17, 1721; married Jakob Traschel.
2928. Amatoya Moytoy, born Abt. 1640 in Chota. He married 2929. Quatsy.
2929. Quatsy, born Abt. 1650 in Tellico.
More About Amatoya Moytoy:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
More About Quatsy:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Wolf Clan
Children of Amatoya Moytoy and Quatsy are:
i. Daughter Moytoy
ii. Daughter Moytoy
iii. Tistoe I, born Abt. 1680.
iv. Oukah-Ulah, born Abt. 1681; died Abt. 1755.
Notes for Oukah-Ulah:
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Attended 1730 Delegation to King George II
More About Oukah-Ulah:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee
v. Nancy Moytoy, born Abt. 1683; married White Owl Raven; born Abt. 1680.
More About Nancy Moytoy:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Wolf Clan
More About White Owl Raven:
Nationality: Algonquin Tribe?
1464 vi. Moytoy, born Abt. 1687 in Tellico; died Abt. 1741 in Cherokee Nat. East..
vii. Old Hop, born Abt. 1690 in Chota, on Little Tennessee River; died August 1761 in Chota, on Little Tennessee River; married Su-Gi; born 1700.
Notes for Old Hop:
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Kana-gatoga "Standing Turkey"
Caneecatee
Old Hop
the Fire King of Chota
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Old Frontiers, pg. 46;
"old Hop had a nephew, also named Standing Turkey, an active warrier who at his uncle's death served a short time as his successor. It was the younger Standing Turkey who conducted a four day assault upon Fort Loudon in 1760, and who signed the articles of capitulation of the stronghold.
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Old Frontiers, pg. 67;
Old Hop in his talk to Demere, gave his unusual evidence of patriotism. He said: "I am now old and lie upon a bad bearskin. My life is not more than an inch long, and I know not when a bullet may cut it short. I want my brothers Captains Demere and Stuart to remember that the Great Warrior, Oconostota, and his brother (Amo-Scossite), are the only two men in the nation that ought to be thought of after my death. It is true that Willenawah and the Little Carpenter are my nephews, but I do not know how they would behave. If I had not remembered what I owe to a country I love, and had in mind to behave like a father, I would recommend my two sons, but I know them to be incapable, and biased by every lie that comes. I do not know how they will turn out, but I do know the others, for drunk or sober, they always admonish the Indians to love the white people."
More About Old Hop:
Nationality: Full Blooded Cherokee--Wolf Clan
Generation No. 13
4800. Jan Fransse Van Husum, born Abt. 1608 in Husum, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia/Germany; died November 30, 1655 in Claverick Albany County, NY. He was the son of 9600. Franz Van Hoesen. He married 4801. Volkje Juriaeno Van Noorstrant May 15, 1639 in Dutch Reformed Church, Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam Holland, Netherlands.
4801. Volkje Juriaeno Van Noorstrant, born Abt. 1618 in Noorstrant, Sch-Hol, Prussia; died Abt. 1703 in Claverick Albany County, NY. She was the daughter of 9602. William Jurian Van Noorstrant and 9603. Gerrit Vishecck.
More About Jan Van Husum and Volkje Van Noorstrant:
Marriage: May 15, 1639, Dutch Reformed Church, Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam Holland, Netherlands
Children of Jan Van Husum and Volkje Van Noorstrant are:
i. Frans Van Hoesen, died Bef. 1655.
ii. Jurian Van Hoesen, born 1642 in Fort Orange, Albany NY; died June 1711 in Claverack, Albany, NY; married Katherin Halenbek.
iii. Styntje Van Hoesen, born 1644 in Not sure of gender; married Jan Thys Goes; born in Not sure of gender.
iv. Anna Van Hoesen, born 1648 in Fort Orange, Albany NY; married Luycas Gerritse Wyngaert.
v. Maria Van Hoesen, born 1651; married Hendrik Coentaetse Burgaert.
vi. Catharina Van Hoesen, born 1653 in Fort Orange, Albany NY; died Abt. 1724 in Claverack, Albany, NY; married Francis Herdyk.
2400 vii. Johannes Van Hoesen, Sr., born 1655 in Fort Orange, Albany NY; died Aft. 1724 in Claverack, Albany, NY; married (1) Jannitje Janes Jane De Ryck Abt. 1690 in Kinderhook, Albany County, NY; married (2) Wilhelmina Schermerhorn June 19, 1709 in Claverack, Albany NY.
viii. Jacob Janse Van Hoesen, married Judith Klauw.
ix. Volckert Van Hoesen, married Marytje Mary Benson.
4802. Jan Cornelius De Ryck, born 1629. He was the son of 9604. Jacob Simon De Ryck.
Child of Jan Cornelius De Ryck is:
2401 i. Jannitje Janes Jane De Ryck, born Abt. 1655; died Abt. 1708 in Kinderhook, Albany County, NY; married Johannes Van Hoesen, Sr. Abt. 1690 in Kinderhook, Albany County, NY.
4804. Hans Johann Lauck, born 1611 in Igstadt, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died November 1666. He was the son of 9608. Conrad Lauck. He married 4805. Catherine ?? 1632 in Delkenheim, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia.
4805. Catherine ??, born Abt. 1613; died July 20, 1683 in Wallau, Hessen, Germany.
More About Hans Lauck and Catherine ??:
Marriage: 1632, Delkenheim, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia
Child of Hans Lauck and Catherine ?? is:
2402 i. Johann Valentine Laux, born Bef. 1659 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; married Anna Catharina Ruhl November 08, 1681 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
4806. Heinrich Ruehl, born 1627 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died Abt. 1688. He was the son of 9612. Sebastion Ruehl and 9613. Catrina ??. He married 4807. Elisabeth Schneider.
4807. Elisabeth Schneider, born July 1636 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died Abt. January 09, 1684/85. She was the daughter of 9614. Lorentz Schneider and 9615. Catharina ??.
Child of Heinrich Ruehl and Elisabeth Schneider is:
2403 i. Anna Catharina Ruhl, born 1657 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; married Johann Valentine Laux November 08, 1681 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
5154. John Edwards He married 5155. Dorothy Moulton.
5155. Dorothy Moulton
Child of John Edwards and Dorothy Moulton is:
2577 i. Hester Edwards, born June 1641 in Windsor?, Connecticut; died in Windsor ?, Connecticut; married John Colt Bef. October 1665 in Windsor?, Connecticut..
5164. Jeremy Adams He married 5165. Rebecca Baseden.
5165. Rebecca Baseden
Child of Jeremy Adams and Rebecca Baseden is:
2582 i. John Adams, married Abigail Smith Bet. August 24 - 26, 1657 in Easttown, NY.
5166. Richard Smith, born 1589; died 1670 in Wethersfield, CT. He was the son of 10332. John Smith and 10333. Alice Walker. He married 5167. Rebecca Buswell February 13, 1614/15 in Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
5167. Rebecca Buswell, born 1592. She was the daughter of 10334. Roger Buswell and 10335. Margaret.
More About Richard Smith and Rebecca Buswell:
Marriage: February 13, 1614/15, Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England
Children of Richard Smith and Rebecca Buswell are:
i. Girl Smith, born Abt. 1619 in England; married Richard Harris.
ii. Samuel Smith, born Abt. 1623.
iii. Susannah Smith, born Abt. 1624.
iv. Joseph Smith, born Abt. 1627; died Abt. 1630.
v. Mary Smith, born Abt. 1627.
vi. Benjamin Smith, born Abt. 1629.
2583 vii. Abigail Smith, born Abt. 1632; married John Adams Bet. August 24 - 26, 1657 in Easttown, NY.
viii. Joseph Smith, born Abt. 1632.
ix. Jonathan Smith, born Abt. 1635.
5384. William Strother IV, born Abt. 1630 in Northumberland, ENGLAND; died 1730 in Richmond, Colony of Virginia in America. He was the son of 10768. William Strother III and 10769. Elizabeth. He married 5385. Dorothy Savage.
5385. Dorothy Savage, born Abt. 1635; died Aft. 1716. She was the daughter of 10770. Anthony Savage and 10771. Alice Stafford.
Children of William Strother and Dorothy Savage are:
i. James Strother
ii. Robert Strother
iii. Benjamin I. Strother
2692 iv. William Strother V, born 1653 in Rappahannock Co, VA; died July 26, 1726 in King George County, VA; married Margaret Thornton Abt. 1694.
v. Jeremiah Strother
vi. Joseph Strother
5386. Sir Francis Thornton, born November 05, 1651 in Gloucester County, VA; died 1726 in Stafford County, VA. He was the son of 10772. William Thornton VII and 10773. Elizabeth Rowland. He married 5387. Alice Savage.
5387. Alice Savage She was the daughter of 10770. Anthony Savage and 10771. Alice Stafford.
Children of Francis Thornton and Alice Savage are:
2693 i. Margaret Thornton, born 1678; died 1756; married William Strother V Abt. 1694.
ii. Elizabeth Thornton
iii. Francis Thornton
iv. Anne Thornton
v. Sarah Thornton
vi. William Thornton
vii. Rowland Thornton
viii. Anthony Thornton
5388. John Watts He married 5389. Margaret Jones or Weire.
5389. Margaret Jones or Weire
Child of John Watts and Margaret Weire is:
2694 i. Richard Watts, born Abt. 1675 in Virginia; died Abt. 1716 in Virginia; married Mary Wilsford or Bowcock.
5824. Jakob Trachsel
Child of Jakob Trachsel is:
2912 i. Hans Traschel, born 1622; married Elsbeth Gunsel.
Generation No. 14
9600. Franz Van Hoesen, born Abt. 1580.
Child of Franz Van Hoesen is:
4800 i. Jan Fransse Van Husum, born Abt. 1608 in Husum, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia/Germany; died November 30, 1655 in Claverick Albany County, NY; married Volkje Juriaeno Van Noorstrant May 15, 1639 in Dutch Reformed Church, Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam Holland, Netherlands.
9602. William Jurian Van Noorstrant, born Abt. 1590 in Nordstrandt, Holstein-Schlesvig, Denmark. He married 9603. Gerrit Vishecck.
9603. Gerrit Vishecck, born 1596 in Netherlands.
Child of William Van Noorstrant and Gerrit Vishecck is:
4801 i. Volkje Juriaeno Van Noorstrant, born Abt. 1618 in Noorstrant, Sch-Hol, Prussia; died Abt. 1703 in Claverick Albany County, NY; married Jan Fransse Van Husum May 15, 1639 in Dutch Reformed Church, Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam Holland, Netherlands.
9604. Jacob Simon De Ryck, born Abt. 1585.
Child of Jacob Simon De Ryck is:
4802 i. Jan Cornelius De Ryck, born 1629.
9608. Conrad Lauck, born Abt. 1589 in Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
Child of Conrad Lauck is:
4804 i. Hans Johann Lauck, born 1611 in Igstadt, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died November 1666; married Catherine ?? 1632 in Delkenheim, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia.
9612. Sebastion Ruehl, born Abt. 1586 in Hessen, Nassau, Prussia. He married 9613. Catrina ?? 1626 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
9613. Catrina ??, born 1586 in Hessen, Nassau, Prussia; died Abt. February 1663/64.
More About Sebastion Ruehl and Catrina ??:
Marriage: 1626, Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia
Child of Sebastion Ruehl and Catrina ?? is:
4806 i. Heinrich Ruehl, born 1627 in Wallau, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died Abt. 1688; married Elisabeth Schneider.
9614. Lorentz Schneider, born 1588 in Mendenbach, Hesson, Germany. He married 9615. Catharina ?? 1620 in Hessen, Nassau, Prussia.
9615. Catharina ??, born 1588; died 1653.
More About Lorentz Schneider and Catharina ??:
Marriage: 1620, Hessen, Nassau, Prussia
Child of Lorentz Schneider and Catharina ?? is:
4807 i. Elisabeth Schneider, born July 1636 in Wallau, Wiesbaden, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia; died Abt. January 09, 1684/85; married Heinrich Ruehl.
10332. John Smith, born Abt. 1557 in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, England. He was the son of 20664. William Smith and 20665. Alice Watson. He married 10333. Alice Walker January 26, 1590/91.
10333. Alice Walker She was the daughter of 20666. ? Walker and 20667. ?.
More About John Smith:
Burial: December 27, 1612, Church of the Holy Trinity, Stratford-on-Avon, England
More About Alice Walker:
Burial: April 20, 1633, Stratford-on-Avon, England
More About John Smith and Alice Walker:
Marriage: January 26, 1590/91
Children of John Smith and Alice Walker are:
5166 i. Richard Smith, born 1589; died 1670 in Wethersfield, CT; married Rebecca Buswell February 13, 1614/15 in Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
ii. Eliner Smith, born in England.
iii. Henry Smith
More About Henry Smith:
Burial: England
iv. Thomas Smith
v. Alice Smith
vi. William Smith
vii. John Smith
viii. Margaret Smith
ix. Robert Smith
10334. Roger Buswell, born Abt. 1545 in Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England. He married 10335. Margaret.
10335. Margaret
Children of Roger Buswell and Margaret are:
i. Elias Buswell, born 1571.
ii. Jane Buswell, born 1577; died Bef. December 1578.
iii. Jane Buswell, born 1578.
iv. Agnys Buswell, born 1581.
v. William Buswell, born 1584.
vi. Roger Buswell, born 1586.
vii. Thomas Buswell, born 1586.
5167 viii. Rebecca Buswell, born 1592; married Richard Smith February 13, 1614/15 in Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, England.
10768. William Strother III, born 1598 in Northumberland, ENGLAND; died Aft. August 18, 1656. He was the son of 21536. Lancelot Strother and 21537. Elinor Conyears. He married 10769. Elizabeth.
10769. Elizabeth
Child of William Strother and Elizabeth is:
5384 i. William Strother IV, born Abt. 1630 in Northumberland, ENGLAND; died 1730 in Richmond, Colony of Virginia in America; married Dorothy Savage.
10770. Anthony Savage He married 10771. Alice Stafford.
10771. Alice Stafford
Children of Anthony Savage and Alice Stafford are:
5385 i. Dorothy Savage, born Abt. 1635; died Aft. 1716; married William Strother IV.
5387 ii. Alice Savage, married Sir Francis Thornton.
10772. William Thornton VII, born Bet. 1599 - 1629 in Yorkshire England; died 1708 in Stafford County, VA. He was the son of 21544. William Thornton VI. He married 10773. Elizabeth Rowland.
10773. Elizabeth Rowland
Children of William Thornton and Elizabeth Rowland are:
5386 i. Sir Francis Thornton, born November 05, 1651 in Gloucester County, VA; died 1726 in Stafford County, VA; married Alice Savage.
ii. Rowland Thornton
iii. William Thornton
Generation No. 15
20664. William Smith He married 20665. Alice Watson Aft. 1551.
20665. Alice Watson She was the daughter of 41330. Thomas Watson and 41331. Agnes Weeks.
More About William Smith:
Burial: 1579, Worchester Cathedral, Worchester, England
More About William Smith and Alice Watson:
Marriage: Aft. 1551
Children of William Smith and Alice Watson are:
10332 i. John Smith, born Abt. 1557 in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, England; married Alice Walker January 26, 1590/91.
ii. Richard Smith
iii. Robert Smith
iv. Smith
v. William Smith
vi. Thomas Smith
vii. Smith
viii. Wiliam Smith
20666. ? Walker He married 20667. ?.
20667. ?
Children of ? Walker and ? are:
10333 i. Alice Walker, married John Smith January 26, 1590/91.
ii. Henry Walker
21536. Lancelot Strother, born Abt. 1560 in Newton, Northhampton, ENG. He was the son of 43072. William Strother of Newton and 43073. Jane Selby. He married 21537. Elinor Conyears.
21537. Elinor Conyears, born 1570 in Sockburn, ENG. She was the daughter of 43074. John Conyears, Sir and 43075. Agnes Bow.
Children of Lancelot Strother and Elinor Conyears are:
10768 i. William Strother III, born 1598 in Northumberland, ENGLAND; died Aft. August 18, 1656; married Elizabeth.
ii. Elizabeth Strother
iii. Jane Strother
iv. Elinor Strother
v. Catherine Strother
vi. Mary Strother
vii. Lancelot Strother II, born 1592.
viii. Anne Strother, born 1594.
ix. John Strother, born 1596.
21544. William Thornton VI, died 1650. He was the son of 43088. William Thornton V and 43089. Francis Robertson.
Child of William Thornton VI is:
10772 i. William Thornton VII, born Bet. 1599 - 1629 in Yorkshire England; died 1708 in Stafford County, VA; married Elizabeth Rowland.
Generation No. 16
41330. Thomas Watson He married 41331. Agnes Weeks.
41331. Agnes Weeks
Children of Thomas Watson and Agnes Weeks are:
20665 i. Alice Watson, married William Smith Aft. 1551.
ii. John Watson
43072. William Strother of Newton, born 1530 in Newton, Northhampton, ENGland. He was the son of 86144. William Strother and 86145. Horsley of Milbourne. He married 43073. Jane Selby.
43073. Jane Selby, born Abt. 1534 in Twysett, ENGLAND.
Child of William Newton and Jane Selby is:
21536 i. Lancelot Strother, born Abt. 1560 in Newton, Northhampton, ENG; married Elinor Conyears.
43074. John Conyears, Sir He was the son of 86148. George Conyears, Sir and 86149. Anne Downey. He married 43075. Agnes Bow.
43075. Agnes Bow
Child of John Conyears and Agnes Bow is:
21537 i. Elinor Conyears, born 1570 in Sockburn, ENG; married Lancelot Strother.
43088. William Thornton V, died 1600. He was the son of 86176. William Thornton IV and 86177. Barbara Westley. He married 43089. Francis Robertson.
43089. Francis Robertson
Child of William Thornton and Francis Robertson is:
21544 i. William Thornton VI, died 1650.
Generation No. 17
86144. William Strother, born Abt. 1480; died 1549. He was the son of 172288. Richard Strother and 172289. Margaret Mare. He married 86145. Horsley of Milbourne.
86145. Horsley of Milbourne
Child of William Strother and Horsley Milbourne is:
43072 i. William Strother of Newton, born 1530 in Newton, Northhampton, ENGland; married Jane Selby.
86148. George Conyears, Sir He married 86149. Anne Downey.
86149. Anne Downey
Child of George Conyears and Anne Downey is:
43074 i. John Conyears, Sir, married Agnes Bow.
86176. William Thornton IV He was the son of 172352. William Thornton III and 172353. Agnes Aldheraugh. He married 86177. Barbara Westley.
86177. Barbara Westley
Child of William Thornton and Barbara Westley is:
43088 i. William Thornton V, died 1600; married Francis Robertson.
Generation No. 18
172288. Richard Strother, born Abt. 1460; died 1530. He was the son of 344576. Thomas Strother and 344577. ?? Horton. He married 172289. Margaret Mare.
172289. Margaret Mare She was the daughter of 344578. William Mere of NEWCASTLE.
Child of Richard Strother and Margaret Mare is:
86144 i. William Strother, born Abt. 1480; died 1549; married (1) Horsley of Milbourne; married (2) Barbara Grey.
172352. William Thornton III, died 1488. He was the son of 344704. Robert Thornton and 344705. Isabel Gray. He married 172353. Agnes Aldheraugh.
172353. Agnes Aldheraugh
Children of William Thornton and Agnes Aldheraugh are:
86176 i. William Thornton IV, married Barbara Westley.
ii. Robert Thornton, born 1455.
iii. Francis Thornton of Hills of Yorkshire
Generation No. 19
344576. Thomas Strother, born Abt. 1440; died 1501. He was the son of 689152. William Strother and 689153. Joan Wallington. He married 344577. ?? Horton.
344577. ?? Horton
Child of Thomas Strother and ?? Horton is:
172288 i. Richard Strother, born Abt. 1460; died 1530; married Margaret Mare.
344578. William Mere of NEWCASTLE
Child of William Mere of NEWCASTLE is:
172289 i. Margaret Mare, married Richard Strother.
344704. Robert Thornton, died 1460. He was the son of 689408. William Thornton, Jr.. He married 344705. Isabel Gray.
344705. Isabel Gray
Child of Robert Thornton and Isabel Gray is:
172352 i. William Thornton III, died 1488; married Agnes Aldheraugh.
Generation No. 20
689152. William Strother, born Abt. 1420; died Abt. 1470. He was the son of 1378304. Knight Thomas Strother and 1378305. Maud Swinbourne of CAPHEATON. He married 689153. Joan Wallington.
689153. Joan Wallington
Child of William Strother and Joan Wallington is:
344576 i. Thomas Strother, born Abt. 1440; died 1501; married ?? Horton.
689408. William Thornton, Jr., died 1418. He was the son of 1378816. Thomas Thornton of Newton.
Child of William Thornton, Jr. is:
344704 i. Robert Thornton, died 1460; married Isabel Gray.
Generation No. 21
1378304. Knight Thomas Strother, born Abt. 1390; died 1440. He was the son of 2756608. William Strother and 2756609. Mary Heton. He married 1378305. Maud Swinbourne of CAPHEATON.
1378305. Maud Swinbourne of CAPHEATON
Child of Knight Strother and Maud CAPHEATON is:
689152 i. William Strother, born Abt. 1420; died Abt. 1470; married Joan Wallington.
1378816. Thomas Thornton of Newton, died 1344. He was the son of 2757632. Willam Thornton and 2757633. Isabel Newton.
Child of Thomas Thornton of Newton is:
689408 i. William Thornton, Jr., died 1418.
Generation No. 22
2756608. William Strother, born Abt. 1360; died 1394. He was the son of 5513216. John Strother and 5513217. Mary Hale. He married 2756609. Mary Heton.
2756609. Mary Heton She was the daughter of 5513218. Sir Alan Heton.
Child of William Strother and Mary Heton is:
1378304 i. Knight Thomas Strother, born Abt. 1390; died 1440; married Maud Swinbourne of CAPHEATON.
2757632. Willam Thornton, died 1333. He married 2757633. Isabel Newton.
2757633. Isabel Newton
Child of Willam Thornton and Isabel Newton is:
1378816 i. Thomas Thornton of Newton, died 1344.
Generation No. 23
5513216. John Strother, born Aft. 1310; died 1394. He was the son of 11026432. Henry Strother (Lord Of Newton). He married 5513217. Mary Hale.
5513217. Mary Hale
Child of John Strother and Mary Hale is:
2756608 i. William Strother, born Abt. 1360; died 1394; married Mary Heton.
5513218. Sir Alan Heton
Child of Sir Alan Heton is:
2756609 i. Mary Heton, married William Strother.
Generation No. 24
11026432. Henry Strother (Lord Of Newton), born Abt. 1300; died 1379. He was the son of 22052864. William Strother and 22052865. Johanna Corbet.
Child of Henry Strother (Lord Of Newton) is:
5513216 i. John Strother, born Aft. 1310; died 1394; married Mary Hale.
Generation No. 25
22052864. William Strother He was the son of 44105728. Alan DeStrother II and 44105729. Margaret ??. He married 22052865. Johanna Corbet.
22052865. Johanna Corbet
Child of William Strother and Johanna Corbet is:
11026432 i. Henry Strother (Lord Of Newton), born Abt. 1300; died 1379.
Generation No. 26
44105728. Alan DeStrother II, born Unknown; died Abt. 1381. He was the son of 88211456. Alan DeStrother I. He married 44105729. Margaret ?? 1350.
44105729. Margaret ??
More About Alan DeStrother and Margaret ??:
Marriage: 1350
Child of Alan DeStrother and Margaret ?? is:
22052864 i. William Strother, married Johanna Corbet.
Generation No. 27
88211456. Alan DeStrother I
Child of Alan DeStrother I is:
44105728 i. Alan DeStrother II, born Unknown; died Abt. 1381; married Margaret ?? 1350.