| McClellan Winton |
| McClellan Winton ( William, John ) b. ca 1763, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania, m. ca 1783, in Virginia ?, Sarah ( Sally ) West, b. 1764, Virginia ?, (daughter of Solomon West) d. before 1840 ?, Morgan Co., Alabama ?. McClellan died 0 May 1818, Morgan Co., Alabama ?, buried: Morgan Co., Alabama ?. In 1797 McClellan paid taxes in Madison Co., Kentucky on the Paint Lick watercourse. He was shown to be a resident of the county; age is shown to be between 16 and 21 years and he was the owner of one horse or mule. He appears in Madison County again in 1798 and is shown to be over 21 years of age and owning two horses or mules. Tax records continue to show him residing in Madison County until 1803. Tax records show that he moved to Wayne County in 1803 or 1804. He remained in Wayne County until 1816. He does not appear on Kentucky tax rolls after this date. D-53 Deed dated 8 Apr 1812, John Winton of Roane Co., Tn sold 250 acres on north side of Tn River to McClellan Winton of Wayne Co., Kentucky for $750 regd 21 April 1812. Bond on Estate of McClellan Winton: Note this bond was originally at Book 1, pages 15 &16 of Cotaco County Orphans Court records, It is significant because the first part of that book have deteriorated from being wet. Even this page shows some minor holing, but the majority of the page is readable and relates back to page 15 & 16. Of Course Cotaco County became Morgan Co in 1819 and Orphans and Widows court became Probate Court later, Between the two copies only 2 small segments are unreadable. These are shown by dashes. (Text of page) (Mistake in writing this Bond) See page 15 & 16 Bond with securities. NO 2. Know all men by these presents , that we Sally Winton, Samuel West Winton, William Vaughn, Richard Holly are held and firmly bound to John Manefee, chief justice of the Orphans Court of Cotaco County in the Alabama Territory, and his successors in office, in the sum of two thousand dollars, the due payments whereof we jointly and severally bind ourselves and successors hereto with our seals, this eighth day of June One thousand, eight hundred and eighteen. The Condition of this obligation is such that if the above bounden Sally Winton administratrix & Samuel West Winton, administrator of all and singular the goods, chattels, rights and credits of McClellan Winton Deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels, rights and credits of the deceased, which have or shall come to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said Sally Winton & Samuel Winton, or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for the said Sally Winton or Samuel W. Winton, and the same so made do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the Registrar's office of the Orphans Court of the County of Cotaco , at or before the expiration of two calendar months from the date of the above written obligation, and the same goods, chattels, and credits of the said deceased, at the time of his death which anytime after come to the hands or possession of the said Sally Winton or Samuel W. Winton or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for the said Sally Winton or Samuel W. Winton do well and truly administer according to law and further do make or cause to be made a just account of their administration within two calendar months from the date above written obligation and all the rest and residue of the said goods, chattels or credits which shall be found rem - - - ion the accounts of the said administration (the - - - first being first examined and allowed by the Orphans Court of the county aforesaid) shall deliver and pay unto the person or persons respectively, as are or shall be entitled to receive the same; and it shall hereafter appear , that the any Last Will and Testament was made by the said deceased, and the executor or executors therein named , or any other person or persons, do exhibit the same into the said Court, making request to have it allowed and approved if the said Sally Winton & Samuel W. Winton being thereunder required, do render and deliver the said letters of administration (a probation of such testimony being first had and made) to the said Court., then the above obligation to be void otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue. Her Sealed and delivered Sally X Winton Richard Holly in open Court Mark His Mark Samuel West Winton William Vaughn Inventory of the estate of McLellan Winton, deceased Taken the fifth day August, 1818 By Richard Holly, William Ferguson & Archelous Craft 1 Feather Bed & furniture $14.00 1 ditto 15.00 1 ditto 12.00 1 sorrel Mare 6.10 1 sorrel Horse 32.50 1 brown mare & colt 30.00 1 bay horse 35.00 1 pided cow 10.00 1 speckled heifer 10.00 1 red heifer 10.00 1 red cow & yearling 16.00 1 red steer 9.00 1 red cow & calf 15.00 1 red cow & calf white face 17.00 1 sow & shoats 16.00 1 large pot 2.00 1 kettle & hooks 2.00 1 small oven 0.75 1 plow & hoe 1.75 1 iron wedge 1.00 1 mattock 1.00 1 ax 2.00 2 single trees and clevice 1.00 1 pack saddle 0.25 1 coulter 1.00 A parcel of copper tools 2.50 1 side saddle 1.50 1 sword 2.00 1 rifle gun 11.00 8 books 6.00 1 little wheel 3.00 1 man's saddle 7.00 A parcel of crockery ware 3.00 1 pewter dish & 3 plates 2.00 1/2 doz. Forks 0.50 1 razor & case 0.25 1 churn 0.75 1 umbrella 1.00 2 slays 1.50 1 looking glass 0.50 1 bridle 0.25 1 smoothing iron 1.00 307.00 One note of hand on Jonathan Moor due October 1817 for cash 100.00 One ditto on Jonathan Moor due October 1818 for $130 to be paid in cattle 130.00 Cash 25.50 562.50 Given under our hands the fifth day of August 1818 A. Croft Richard Holly William Ferguson Sworn to and Subscribed in open Court. Sally Winton and Samuel Winton Census: 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830 I. Rhoda Winton b. ca 1784-1794, Tennessee/Kentucky, m. 2 Apr 1812, in Wayne Co., Kentucky, Robert Upton, b. ca 1785, North Carolina, (son of Edward Upton and Ruth) d. after 1812. Rhoda died after 1812, Missouri?. Have not found them after their marriage in Kentucky. A brother to Robert was known to have moved to Missouri, not know if there were any descendants of Rhoda and Robert Upton. II. Elizabeth Ann Winton b. ca 1798, Virginia, m. before 1818, in Kentucky ?, Walter J. Draper, b. 1792, Virginia, (son of David Draper and Elizabeth) d. 0 Feb 1868. Elizabeth died ca 1861. III. Mary Jane ( Polly ) Winton b. ca 1794-1810, Wayne Co., Kentucky ?, m. 31 Jan 1828, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Anthony Breeding, b. 1808, Bedford Co., Tennessee, (son of Mason Breeding and Barbary). Mary died before 1831 ?. It is believed she died soon after marrying without giving birth or maybe died attempting to give birth...there is no known issue from her union with Mr. Breeding. IV. Sarah Susan Winton V. Telitha Winton b. 4 Feb 1800, Madison Co., Kentucky, m. ca 1819, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Samuel Breeding, b. 2 May 1799, Buncombe Co., North Carolina, (son of Mason Breeding and Barbary) d. 15 Apr 1852, Morgan Co., Alabama, buried: Breeding Cemetery, Center Springs, Morgan Co., Alabama. Telitha died 03 Mar 1869, Morgan Co., Alabama, buried: Breeding Cemetery, Center Springs, Morgan Co., Alabama. VI. Samuel West Winton b. 1800, Madison Co., Kentucky, m. ca 1819, in Morgan Co., Alabama ?, Susan West, b. ca 1803, Kentucky. Samuel died 1843, Morgan Co., Alabama ?, buried: Morgan Co., Alabama ?. VII. Sylvia Winton b. 1800-10, Kentucky ?. VIII. William W. Winton b. ca 1802, Madison Co., Kentucky ?, m. (1) 24 Apr 1828, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Elizabeth Breeding, b. ca 1809, Kentucky ?, (daughter of Mason Breeding and Barbary) d. ca 1842, Morgan Co., Alabama, buried: Morgan Co., Alabama ?, m. (2) 22 Mar 1844, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Mary Ann Holden, b. 1823, Alabama, d. before 1870 ?. William died 1857-1859. IX. Minerva G. Winton b. ca 1815, Wayne Co., Kentucky, m. 9 May 1831, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Pleasant H. Hafley, b. 1813, Blount Co., Tennessee, (son of John Hafley and Sarah) d. 22 Oct 1884, Limestone Co., Alabama. Minerva died after 1866, Morgan Co., Alabama ?. X. John McClellan Winton b. 1817, Kentucky/Alabama, m. 14 Aug 1840, in Morgan Co., Alabama, Virginia A. M. Draper, b. 1826, Alabama, (daughter of Walter J. Draper and Elizabeth Ann Winton). John died before 1870?. Back |
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