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!MARRIAGE LICENSE

STATE OF MISSOURI ...COUNTY OF IRON ...This License Authorizes any Judge, Justice of the Peace, Licensed or Ordained Preacher of the Gospel, or any other person authorized under the Laws of this State, to Solemnize Marriage Between John Lewis of County ofIron and State of No., who is over the age of twenty one years; and Tennessee Graham in the County of Iron and state of No, who is over the age of eighteen years.
Witness my hand as Circuit Clerk and Ex Officio Recorder, with the seal of office hereto affixed at my office in Ironton No. this 5th day of May 1883.
Joseph Huff, Circuit Clerk and Ex Officio Recorder.

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STATE OF MISSOURI ...COUNTY OF IRON ...This is to certify that the undersigned Justice of the Peace did, at Annapolis in said County, on the 6th day of May A.D. 1883 unite in Marriage the above named parties.
J.B. Hampton, Justice of the Peace

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The foregoing Certificate of Marriage was filed for Record in my office, on the 16th day of May 1883, at 2 o'clock p.m.
Joseph Huff, Circuit Clerk and Ex Officio Recorder.
(Copy received in June 1991 from Carolyn Keathley McBurney)

!OBITUARY

We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Ed. Lewis' father, John Lewis of Flat River. He was near 90 years of age. Several relatives attended the funeral Friday.
(ANNAPOLIS HAPPENINGS column THE MOUNTAIN ECHO newspaper... Ironton, Iron County, Missouri ...Friday, December 19, 1947)

!NOTES

John Lewis died of complications of age. He is buried in the Parkview Cemetery in Farmington, Missouri.
(Information received from Mary Lu Politte in September 1992. She obtained the info from John's daughter, Grace Lewis Hutson)

!LETTER May 2
Dear Mary Lu,

Dad and his first wife, Tennessee had three children I believe. Only a son Edward was living when his and Mother were married.

He was the same age as my Mother and was gone from home, and I believe was married.

He didn't keep very close touch with Dad when we were growing up so I can't give you all the information about him.

I'll give you the address of his eldest daughter (Opal Burns Ironton, MO)
if you want to contact her. He has been deceased a long time.

Love, Grace
(Part of a letter written to Mary Lu Politte by Grace Lewis Hutson)

Children:

180*EDWARD LEWIS

He also married 23 Dec 1909 in IRON COUNTY, MISSOURI, (181) EMMA SUTTON who was born 19 Dec 1880 in ANNAPOLIS, IRON COUNTY, MISSOURI. EMMA died 27 Jan 1968 and was buried 29 Jan 1968 in FARMINGTON, ST FRANCOIS CO, MISSOURI.

!NOTES
Emma Sutton was the daughter of Rebecca (Martin) and Nathan Sutton. She was first married to Sim Douglas and they had a daughter, Lucy Douglas. Lucy was born on June 13, 1903. She married Orda McLeod. Lucy died on November 3, 1977.

Emma Sutton Douglas then married John Lewis. They had two daughters, Gertie and Grace. Emma died of a stroke in January 1968. she is buried in the Parkview Cemetery in Farmington, Missouri.
(Information received from Mary Lu Politte in September 1992. She obtained the info from Emma's daughter, Grace Lewis Hutson)

!LETTER May 2
Dear Mary Lu,

My mother, Emma Sutton was Dad's second wife and Lucy Douglas was her daughter. She was six when Mom and Dad was married. Her father was Sim Douglas. He didn't live long after his and Mom were married.

Love,
Grace
(Part of a letter written to Mary Lu Politte by Grace Lewis Hutson, John and Emma Lewis' daughter)

Children:
*GERTIE MAE LEWIS b. 2 Oct 1910 d. 27 Nov 1985
*GRACE LEWIS b. 8 Mar 1912

Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992.

Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 29924844

Parkview Cemetery

John married Tennessee Josephine Graham on 06 May 1883 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. Tennessee (daughter of Elijah Graham and Charlotte Casteel) was born in 1863 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; died in 1885 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. James Edward Lewis was born on 16 Jun 1884 in , Iron County, Missouri, USA; died on 1 Mar 1966 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, United States; was buried in Annapolis Cemetery, Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA.

John married Emma Sutton on 23 Dec 1909 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. Emma (daughter of Nathan C. Sutton and Rebeckah Martin) was born on 19 Dec 1883 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; died on 27 Jan 1968 in Esther, St. Francois County, Missouri, USA; was buried on 29 Jan 1968 in Farmington, Saint Francois County, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Gertrude Mae Lewis was born on 27 Oct 1910 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; died on 27 Nov 1985 in Farmington, Saint Francois County, Missouri, United States.
2. Grace Lewis was born on 08 Mar 1912 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA.

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1830 Census:

Name George Lewis
Home in 1830 (City, County, State) Cocke, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5 3
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29 1
Free White Persons - Under 20 4
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49 2
Total Free White Persons 6
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored) 6

1850 Census:

Name: George Lewis
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 48
Birth Year: abt 1802
Birthplace: Northealen
[North Carolina, USA]
Home in 1850: Marion, Tennessee, USA
Occupation: Farmer
Industry: Agriculture
Real Estate: 600
Line Number: 20
Dwelling Number: 145
Family Number: 145
Inferred Spouse:
Elizabeth Lewis
Inferred Child:
John Lewis
William Lewis
Martha Lewis
George Lewis
Elizabeth Lewis
Andrew Lewis
James Lewis
Household Members (Name) Age
George Lewis 48
Elizabeth Lewis 47
John Lewis 21
William Lewis 16
Martha Lewis 13
George Lewis 11
Elizabeth Lewis 9
Andrew Lewis 6
James Lewis 4


Enlisted in Confederate Army:

William enlisted Oct 4, 1862 in Pocahontas, AR. His brothers John and Andrew and Benjamin Lewis all enlisted in Pocahontas, AR on Dec 22, 1862

Benjamin was captured 25 Dec 1863 and died of pneumonia 30 Jan 1964 in a Union prison in St. Louis.

Benjamin and Naoma Lewis’s children were raised by two of his brothers and a sister:

From 1870 Census:

William Lewis and wife Abigail raised Nancy and William
Andrew Lewis and wife Angeline raised Martha Mary “Polly” (listed as Mary in 1870 Census) and Daniel

Elizabeth Lewis and her husband Thomas Jackson raised Naoma (Omy)

It is not known who raised the other children:
(Neither in 1870 Census)

Elizabeth
Kesiah “Kizzy” Kizzy married Andrew Ruble in 1877

Find A Grave Memorial #70692050

Known as Billie/Billy and Uncle Billie/Uncle Billy


!MARRIAGE This is to certify that I united in the bonds of marriage William Lewis and Abigail Johnson on the 30th day of October 1857 both of Iron County No.

John Bounds J.P. Filed & Recorded the 13th day of December 1857

John Edwards clerk (copy in possession of Linda Lewis on 2/16/1990)

!CENSUS

1870 census ...31 Range 3 East, Iron county, Missouri ...William Lewis was born in Tennessee. William (age 38) is a farmer with real estate valued at $675 and his personal property is valued at $200. Abigail (age 34) was born in Kentucky and keeps house. William nor Abigail can read or write. The other six members of the household were born in Missouri and are: Marion (12); John (8); Andrew (5); Robert (2); Nancy (15); and William (9). Marion, John, Nancy and William went to school in the year. (NOTE: William and Nancy are thought to be William's niece and nephew)

1880 census ...Union township, Iron county, Missouri ...William Lewis (46 years old) is a farmer. He was born in Tennessee and both his parents were born in North Carolina. Abigail (age 40) keeps house and is William's wife. Abigail and both her parents were born in Kentucky. Abigail and William's children were born in Missouri and are: Marion (21); John (17); Andy (14); Lee (12); Mary (10); Jerome (8); Martha (6); William (4); and Catherine (1). Catherine had the measles when the census was taken. Marionand John listed far@ laborer as their occupations. Andy, Lee, Jerome and Mary attended school within the census year. There were three other household members: William Lewis (age 19), Elosia Norris (age 16) and Minerva Hale (age 18). William is a nephew of William and Abigaill's. He is a laborer and was born in Missouri. His father was born in Tennessee. Elosia and Minerva were servants. Elosia and William cannot read or write. Elosia was born in Missouri. Minerva and both her parents were born in Ten

!NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

'Uncle Billy' Lewis, an old and highly respected citizen of the county, is very sick at his home near Des Arc. We hope to hear of an early improvement in his condition. (IRON COUNTY RESISTER newspaper...March 8, 1900...Missouri)

!OBITUARY

"Wm. Lewis, an old and highly respected citizen of the county, died at his home near Des Arc Sunday night after a long illness, aged about sixty five years. The deceased had lived in this county nearly all his life, and was well known throughout the county. He leaves a widow and eight children to mourn his demise and revere his memory. 'Uncle Billy' was an upright man and good citizen and the people of the community wherein he made his hose will long cherish his memory, and recall his many virtues. The remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Des Arc Monday evening. Peace to his ashes!' (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper ...Missouri...April 12, 1900...copied by Billie J. Lewis)


!OBITUARY
WILLIAM LEWIS
Died, near Des Arc, No., April 9, 1900, at 12:45 A.M. Uncle Billy Lewis, aged about 65 years, was born in Tennessee. Emigrated to this state with his parents when a small boy. Was married to
Miss Abby Johnson in 1857. From this union ten children were born, seven boys and three girls, nine of whom survive his and all of whom were present around his bedside when he died. In the death of Uncle Billy Lewis, his wife has lost a kind and amiable husband his children an affectionate father, and the community in which he lived a noble and worthy citizen and neighbor He had been an invalid for about fourteen or fifteen years before he died being the result of a fall from a horse. Although an invalid,he was cheerful and entertaining in his conversation, energetic in business, and a good manager. He never belonged to any church, but before he died he told the writer that he believed that he had made peace with his God and is now asleep in Jesus awaiting the resurrection morning to receive a crown of life. I want to say to the bereaved family, 'Weep not as those that have no hope, for blessed are they that die trusting in the Lord.'

A Neighbor
(SOURCE: IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper April 26, 1900)

!NOTES

William Lewis is buried in the Des Arc (Mountain View) Cemetery in Des Arc, Iron County, Missouri.

Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992.

Died:
!NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

"Uncle Billy" Lewis, an old and highly respected citizen of the county, is very sick at his home near Des Arc. We hope to hear of an early improvement in his condition.

(IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...March 8, 1900...Missouri)

!OBITUARY

Wm. Lewis, an old and highly respected citizen of the county, died at his home near Des Arc Sunday night after a long illness, aged about sixty—five years. The deceased had lived in this county nearly all his life, and was well known throughout the county. He leaves a widow and eight children to mourn his demise and revere his memory. "Uncle Billy" was an upright man and good citizen and the people of the community wherein he made his home will long cherish his memory, and recall his many virtues. The remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Des Arc Monday evening. Peace to his ashes!’ (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...Missouri...April 12, 1900...copied by Billie J. Lewis)

!OBITUARY

WILLIAM LEWIS

Died, near Des Arc, Mo., April 9, 1900, at 12:45 A.M. Uncle Billy Lewis, aged about 65 years, was born in Tennessee. Emigrated to this state with his parents when a small boy. Was married to Miss Abby Johnson in 1857. From this union ten children were born, seven boys and three girls, nine of whom survive him and all of whom were present around his bedside when he died. In the death of Uncle Billy Lewis, his wife has lost a kind and amiable husband his children an affectionate father, and the community inwhich he lived a noble and worthy citizen and neighbor. He had been an invalid for about fourteen or fifteen years before he died being the result of a fall from a horse. Although an invalid, he was cheerful and entertaining in his conversation, energetic in business, and a good manager. He never belonged to any church, but before he died he told the writer that he believed that he had made peace with his God and is now asleep in Jesus awaiting the resurrection morning to receive a crown of life. I wa

Find a Grave # 70692050

Buried:
Find A Grave Memorial #70692050

Gravemarker GPS: 37.284276, -90.626932

William married Abigail Johnson on 30 Oct 1857 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. Abigail (daughter of Edward Jackson Johnson and Ruth Trout) was born on 04 Feb 1840 in , Floyd County, Kentucky, USA; died on 25 Dec 1919 in Des Arc, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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!OBITUARY
DES ARC ITEMS

Mrs. Wm. Lewis, 79 years old, who had been sick for a long time, died Thursday night. She was the mother of Jerome, Marion, James, and John Lewis. Her remains are to be buried beside those of her late husband in the Des Arc cemetery.

There were 51 relatives present at Mrs. Lewis' funeral. She had a number of children and grandchildren. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper... Ironton, Missouri...January 1, 1920)

!DEATH CERTIFICATE

Mrs. Abbie Johnson Lewis was born on February 4, 1840 in Tennessee. The names of her parents were unknown but her father was also born in Tennessee. Abbie was the widow of William Lewis and was a housewife. The informant was Jerome Lewis. She died in Union Township, Iron County, Missouri on December 25, 1919. She was 79 years, 10 months and 21 days at the time of her death. Dr. N.A. Farr of Des Arc had attended Abby from June 1919 to December 23, 1919. He gave the cause of death as pulmonary abscess. Abbie was buried on December 26, 1919 in the Des Arc Cemetery.


1850 Census:

Name Abigail Johnson
Sex Female
Age 10
Birth Year (Estimated) 1840
Birthplace Kentucky
Race White
Ethnicity American
Event Type Census
Event Date 1850
Event Place Floyd, Kentucky, United States
Event Place (Original) Floyd county, Floyd, Kentucky, United States
Household Identifier 57
House Number 57
Line Number 35
Schedule Type 1850 Population
Affiliate Publication Number M432
Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Other People on This Record


Ruth Johnson
F
47
Virginia


Sarah Johnson
F
19
Kentucky


Campbell Johnson
M
16
Kentucky


Jackson Johnson
M
14
Kentucky


Letta Johnson
F
12
Kentucky


Parallee Johnson
F
8
Kentucky


William Johnson
M
21
Kentucky


Mahala Johnson
F
11
Kentucky



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Richard Pingilley:

Abigail came to Iron Co. when her brother Campbell migrated
there circa 1855.

From Audra Genna 5/21/00:

Hi! I just received your email. I am almost certain that your great
grandmother Abigail Johnson is the sister of my great grandfather Campbell
Johnson. My great grandfather Campbell Johnson was born March
1834 in floyd county Kentucky. He had a older sister Elizabeth Johnson born
in Virginia and a older brother born in Virginia. Elizabeth married William
Riley Mead aug. 08, 1841 in Floyd County, Kentucky. Elizabeth and her
husband and children John & his wife mary and my great grandfather Campbell
came to Reynolds County, Mo about 1855. On June 29, 1860 Campbell
married Charlotte Hannah in Iron County.
I have reason to beleive that Ruth Trout and Edward Johnson are
the parents of my great grandfather. I had contact with a man from Illinois
and in his notes Christian Trout & Mary elizabeth Gearhart are the parents
of Ruth Trout. and in these notes was my Aunt Elizabeth Johnson and her
husband William Riley Mead and their daughter Rossanah Mead that
married James K. Polk Randolph, he also listed Ruth Trouts brothers and sisters
and their spouses. and their children but they didn't know who Ruth &
Edwards children were. I contacted Cathy Hamilton from floyd county Kentucky
for a 1850 look up on a Ruth or edward Johnson and she found Ruth Johnson the
1850 Floyd County Census with her children.

Ruth Johnson 47 VA
Sarah 19Ky
Campbell 16 Ky
Jackson 14
Letta 12 Ky
Abigail 10 Ky
Paralee 8 Ky
William 21 Ky
Mahala 21 Ky

So I am almost certain I have found great grandfather Campbell's parents
plus his siblings.

My grandfather was named Edward Jackson Johnson. Let me know
what you think or if you find anything. My great grandfather died in Reynolds
county, Mo and is buried in Iron County, mo in the rutter Cemetery.

From Rich Pingilly 3/28/00:
I also had read that Abigail Johnson was from Pike Co. and had
found the seven-year-old daughter of Bailey and Rebecca Johnson
on the 1850 Pike County census. Since she is still there on the 1860
census (ours was in Iron Co. and married in 1860) AND since this Abigail
married Jefferson Johnson, I was confused. Then I read a GenForum
entry about a Campbell Johnson who came to Iron Co. around 1855 from KY
and my interest was piqued since our Abigail was from KY and
married in 1857.
I then found the Johnsons on the 1850 Floyd Co., KY census.

Ruth Johnson 47 VA
Sarah 19 KY
Campbell 16 KY
Jackson 14 KY
Letta 12 KY
Abigail 10 KY (ours was born 4 Feb. 1840)
Parallee 8 KY
William 21 KY
Mahala 21 KY

Edward had died between 1843 (last land entry) and 1847
(Ruth Johnson mentioned alone in father's will--other children mentioned
with spouse). I don't know if Ruth came with Campbell and
Abigail to Iron Co. or not. Campbell married in Iron Co. in 1860 and
Abigail in 1857. Mud Creek, where Edward owned land, is just inside the
Floyd Co. line.
The Johnsons had dealings in Pike Co. since Ruth's parents lived in
Pike Co. and John (Edward and Ruth's oldest son) married in Pike Co.

Rich

Died:
Find a Grave #70692074

Surviving Children:

Francis Marion Lewis
John Lewis
Robert Lee Lewis
Jerome Bonaparte Lewis
Martha Evaline Keathley
William Walter Lewis
Katherine "Katie" Robinson
Fred Lewis
James Monroe Lewis

Children who preceded her:
Elizabeth Lewis
Andrew "Andy" Lewis
Mary Jane Lewis

Notes:

!NOTES

Abigail 'Abby' Lewis was born in Pike County, Kentucky on February 4, 1840. It is said that her mother drowned in some river, although what river and under what circumstances is not certain. One source says that she drowned when she fell off of a gangplank and into the Big Sandy River in West Virginia. Abigail died December 25, 1919 and is buried in Des Arc, Missouri. (Information sent to Linda Lewis in June 1991 from Carolyn Keathley McBurney)

!OBITUARY
DES ARC ITEMS

Mrs. Wm. Lewis, 79 years old, who had been sick for a long time, died Thursday night. She was the mother of Jerome, Marion, James, and John Lewis. Her remains are to be buried beside those of her late husband in the Des Arc cemetery.

There were 51 relatives present at Mrs. Lewis' funeral. She had a number of children and grandchildren. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper... Ironton, Missouri...January 1, 1920)

!DEATH CERTIFICATE

Mrs. Abbie Johnson Lewis was born on February 4, 1840 in Tennessee. The names of her parents were unknown but her father was also born in Tennessee. Abbie was the widow of William Lewis and was a housewife. The informant was Jerome Lewis. She died in Union Township, Iron County, Missouri on December 25, 1919. She was 79 years, 10 months and 21 days at the time of her death. Dr. N.A. Farr of Des Arc had attended Abby from June 1919 to December 23, 1919. He gave the cause of death as pulmonary abscess. Abbie was buried on December 26, 1919 in the Des Arc Cemetery.

Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992.

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1830 Census:

Page 264:

Name George Lewis
Home in 1830 (City, County, State) Cocke, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5 3
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29 1
Free White Persons - Under 20 4
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49 2
Total Free White Persons 6
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored) 6

Listed on same page:
Bemjamin (father)
Jacob Lewis (brother)
John Lewis (brother)
Randolph Lain (brother-in-law)
Robert Gilliland (father-in-law)

Death Certificate of son Andrew Lewis, Jan. 1915, Iron County, Missouri, ; shows he is a widower, birth date unkn. age "about 70 years" , burial, father was George Lewis, birth place unkn, mother was Elizabeth Gildeon, birth place unknown


Deed for property on Brushy Creek northwest of Annapolis, MO

transcribed by Notha Stevens


Iron County, Missouri Deeds

page 133

This deed made and entered in the Ninth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven by and between David Morrow of the County of Iron in the State of Missouri party of the first part and George Lewis of the County and State aforesaid party of the second part, witnesseth: That the said party of the first part in consideration of Two Hundred Dollars to him paid by the said party of the second part the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do by thereunto Grant, Bargain, Sell and Convey unto the said party of the second part the following described tracts or parcels of land Situate in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri to wit. North west quarter of South East quarter. East half and North West quarter of Southwest quarter and South west quarter of North West quarter of Section fifteen (15) Township thirty one (31) North of Range three (3) East containing Two hundred acres. To have and to hold the same together with all the rights immunities, privileges and appurtenances to the same be

In witness whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and year first above written.

David Morow (seal)



State of Missouri

County of Iron

Be it Remembered that on this 9th day of December AD, eighteen hundred and fifty seven before me the undersigned a Justice of the Peace within and for said County came David Marrow who is personally known to me to be the same person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as a party these to, and he acknowledged the same to be his act and deed for the purposes wherein mentioned. Given under my hand this day and year first above written this the ninth day of December AD 1857. John Bounds, Justice of the Peace



Filed for Record the 14th day of January 1858 Recorded the 22 day of January AD 1858

Attest John F. _ . Edwards, Clerk



Find A Grave Memorial # 159832012


GEORGE LEWIS LAND GRANTS

Note: although these are listed under Iron County, Missouri, the actual deeds show Madison County, Missouri
IRON County Missouri Land Patent
GEORGE LEWIS
State: MISSOURI
Acres: 56.3
Metes/Bounds: No
Issue Date: 11/15/1854
Land Office: Jackson
Cancelled: No
U.S. Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Nr.: 15237
Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.283
BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N


GEORGE LEWIS
State: MISSOURI
Acres: 40
Metes/Bounds: No
Issue Date: 11/15/1854
Land Office: Jackson
Cancelled: No
U.S. Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Nr.: 15341
Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.374
BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N


GEORGE LEWIS
State: MISSOURI
Acres: 40
Metes/Bounds: No
Issue Date: 11/15/1854
Land Office: Jackson
Cancelled: No
U.S. Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Nr.: 15342
Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.375
BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N

GEORGE LEWIS
State: MISSOURI
Acres: 80
Metes/Bounds: No
Issue Date: 1/3/1856
Land Office: Jackson
Cancelled: No
U.S. Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Nr.: 17621
Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3720__.166
BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N ;
Comments: ADD CERT #17622

GEORGE LEWIS
State: MISSOURI
Acres: 120
Metes/Bounds: No
Issue Date: 1/3/1856
Land Office: Jackson
Cancelled: No
U.S. Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Nr.: 17801
Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3690__.412
BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N



Migrated to Missouri between 1852 and 1857. Son John married in TN about 1854, next son William married in Iron County MO 30 Oct 1857.


NOTES

George Lewis and wife settled at the mouth of Carver Creek Northwest of Sabula, Missouri sometime between 1847 and 1850. Of their eleven children all but one was born in Tennessee but where is uncertain. Areas reported are Knoxville and or Chattanooga. Its reported they could have crossed the Mississippi at St. Genevieve, No. [This information was given by Mr. Billie J. Lewis, a great-grandson of George Lewis. (See above 1850 census record to see George was still in Tennessee)


Geo. Lewis could have a Brother David and one John. They came to Mo. with him. Believe to be the son of Nathan Lewis of Sullivan Co. North Carolina. Settled at Sabula Mo. between 1847 & 1850. of their eleven children all but one was born in Tenn. [Copy by Loren Ruble ...May 1, 1979 (See 1850 census record to see George was still in Tennessee)



TENNESSEE LAND TRANSACTIONS:

transcribed by
Notha Stevens
note: deed between Silas White and Benjamin Lewis...George and Jacob Lewis were witnesses..ns)
Silas White
to (deed 125 acres)
Benjm Lewis
This indenture made this thirteenth day of August in the year of eighteen hundred and thirty one between Silas White of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other both of the State of Tennessee Witnesseth, that the said Silas White for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars in trade to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged that the said White hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain , sell and convey unto Benjamin Lewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and twenty five acres be the same more or less, lying and being in the County of Marion N.E. of Grant No. 652 and entered the 24 of January 1826, lying in said County on the north west side of Sequatchee riveradjoining lands of James Dodson and bounded as follows, beginning at a stake and pointers near the head of a small spring on Coop?s Creek at the foot of the mountain six poles W. of said Dodson?s line then west up said mountain twenty eight poles to a
In testimony whereof the said Silas Whit hat hereunto set his hand and seal this the day and date above written
Silas White (seal)
signed sealed and delivered in presence of
George W. Cain, John Briggs
George Lewis and Jacob Lewis

State of Tennessee
Marion County Court May 20, 1833
Then was the foregoing deed of conveyance from Silas White to Benjamin Lewis for one hundred and twenty five acres of land in Marion County, produced in open court and the execution thereof proved by the oath of George Lewis, Jacob Lewis subscribing witnesses thereto who swear that about the last of March 1833, they heard the said Silas White acknowledge that he executed the said deed for the purposes therein contained, whereupon it is ordered to be certified for registration.
Test Jno Kelly Clk of said Court
By Wm. I. Standefer D.C.
Registered June 9, 1834


1835 Marion County, Tennessee Tax List
District 1
Richard Austin, William Brown, James Byars, Warren Butler, James Brown, James Bunch, James Baumgard, John Bowman, John Coffin, Adam Clement ?, George W Cain, James Cannon, Hugh Colston, Pleasant Cooper, David Cordele?, James Cagle, William Cooper, ; JamesDeakins, John Deakins, W. Dorough, Thomas Dodson, Absalom Deakins, Joseph Elliott, William Elliott, James Ewton, Thomas Earle, James Farmer, James Goodinar, Reuben Green, John Grayson, Benjamin Grayson, Hugh Grayson, Amos Griffith, Spencer Hatfield, Martin Heard, John Henson, Hiram Hatfield, Jehu Heard, Andrew Hatfield, Nathan Hatfield, Gilbert Hatfield, Isaac Johnson, Malcomb Nathaniel Johnson, Hiram Johnson, David Jones, Allen Kirklin, Hugh Lamb, Benjamin Looney, Mathew Gott, Benjamin Lewis, Randolph Lewis, Jacob Lewis, Johnny Lasaster , George Lewis, Charles Mooney, Lewis Matthews, Robert Mansfield, Joseph McClure, Benjamin Neighbors, Daniel Pitman, Matthew Phelps, William Phelps, Stephen Richard, William Rankin, Mongomery Robert, Harry Richards, M

Green Pryor to George Lewis - 1838 Marion, Tennessee

transcribed by
Notha Stevens

Green H. Pryor
to ) deed land
George Lewis

This Indenture made the 19th of March 1838 between Green H. Pryor of the one part and George Lewis of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the sd Pryor for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred and seventy five dollarsto him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth convey and confirm to said Lewis his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres more or less Bounded as follows to wit situate in said County of Marion on the north west side of Sequachee River adjoining land of Wm Stone and Wm Holloway beginning at the east end of a conditional line made between Wm. Holloway and Washington Stephens then running Westwardly along sd conditional line to the line of a one hundred and fifty acres in the name of John Moore thence Northwardly with the line of the said tract to the corner of the same on Stones line then east one hundred and forty poles to pointers the

Green H. Pryor


State of Tennessee

Personally appeared before D. S. Shelton clerk of the County Court of Marion County Green H. Pryor with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained
Given at office the 19th of March 1838

D. S. Shelton CLK

Recorded 19th march 1838

William Holloway to George Lewis - 1839- Marion, Tennessee
transcribed by
Notha Stevens
William Holloway
to) deed 50 acres
George Lewis
This Indenture made this twenty fifth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine between William Holloway of the County of Marion and State of Tennessee of the one part and George Lewis of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth that the said Holloway for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath and by these presents doth grant, bargain, and unto the saidLewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing fifty acres more or less, bounded as follows to wit:
Lying and being in the County of Marion on the North west side of Sequachee River adjoining land of said Hale beginning at a hickory and dogwood, at or near the foot of the mountain, a corner of a survey made in the name of John More; thence running east one hundred and fifty two poles to the corner of the same: thence north with the same to a conditional line made between said Holloway and Washington Stephens; then westwardly along said conditional line to the west boundary line of said survey; then southwardly along the line of the same tot he beginning, with all and singular, to have and hold said tract of land with its appurtenances unto the said George Lewis his heirs and C., forever against the lawful title, claim and demand of him the William Holloway, his heirs and C., forever shall and will warrant and defend by these presents. In witness whereof the said Holloway hath hereunto set his hand and seal this day and date above written, signed in presence of
Isham Hale
Thomas Smith
his
William X Holloway
mark

State of Tennessee
Marion County
Personally appeared before me, Asa Shelton, Clerk of the County Court of said County, Isham Hale and Thomas Smith subscribing witnesses to the within deed who being first duly sworn depose and say that they saw the within bargainer sign seal and deliver the within deed on the day it bears date for the purposes therein contained and that he acknowledged the same in their presence to be his act and deed.
Given under my hand at office in Jasper, March 27th, 1839.
Asa Shelton, Clk
By _. W. Mitchell, D.C.
Registered 3rd , April 1839

MISSOURI:

REF: IRON CO MO DEED - transcribed by;
Notha Stevens - 2509 Monte Vista - Carlsbad, New Mex. 88220
Iron County, Missouri Deeds
page 133
This deed made and entered in the Ninth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven by and between David Morrow of the County of Iron in the State of Missouri party of the first part and George Lewis of the County ; and State aforesaid party of the second part, witnesseth: That the said party of the first part in consideration of Two Hundred Dollars to him paid by the said party of the second part the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do by thereunto Grant, Bargain, Sell and Convey ; unto the said party of the second part the following described tracts or parcels of land Situate in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri to wit. ; ; North west quarter of South East quarter. East half and North West quarter of Southwest quarter and South west quarter of North West quarter of Section fifteen (15) Township thirty one (31) North of Range three (3) East containing Two hundred acres. To have and to hold the same together with all the rights immunities, privileges and appurtenances to the same
In witness whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and year first above written

David Morow ; (seal)

State of Missouri
County of Iron
Be it Remembered that on this 9th day of December AD, eighteen hundred and fifty seven before me the undersigned a Justice of the Peace within and for said County came David Marrow who is personally known to me to be the same person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as a party these to, and he acknowledged the same to be his act and deed for the purposes wherein mentioned. Given under my hand this day and year first above written this the ninth day of December AD 1857.
John Bounds,
Justice of the Peace

Filed for Record the 14th day of ; January 1858 ; Recorded the 22 day of January AD 1858

Attest John F. T . Edwards, Clerk ;

Circuit court civil cases for Madison County, Missouri
1857 Lewis, George vs. Lewis, David; Petition for Deed




PROBATE RECORD:

We, Elizabeth Lewis and Robert Lewis as principal, and John Lewis, John Lain and William Pinkley as securities, are held and firmly bound to State of Missouri in the sum of Six thousand dollars, for the payment of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators.

The condition of the above bond is, that if Elizabeth Lewis & Robert Lewis Administrator of the estate of George Lewis deceased, shall faithfully administer said estate, account for, pay and deliver all money and property of said estate, and perform all other things touching said administration, required by law, or the order or decree of any Court having jurisdiction, then the labor bond to be void, otherwise to remain in full force.

In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names, and affixed our
seals; this Eighteenth day of January, 1858.

her
Elizabeth X Lewis
mark

Robert Lewis
his
John X Lewis
mark

John Lain

Approved the 18th day of his
January 1858 William X Pinkley
mark
John F.T. Edwards, Clerk


State of Missouri ...County of Iron... In the matters of George Lewis Estate Elizabeth Lewis & Robert Lewis say that to the best of their knowledge and belief the names of the heirs of the said George Lewis deceased and their places of residence are respectfully as follows;---Mary entermarried with James Hale who resides in the state of Tennessee Catherine entermarried with Robison Griffith who resides in the state of Arkansas Robert Lewis, Benjamin Lewis, John Lewis, William Lewis, Martha Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Andrew Lewis, James Lewis, Hepbisa Lewis, and Elizabeth Lewis the wife of the said deceased who reside in the state of Mo. and in the Co of Iron that the said deceased George Lewis, died without a will that they will make a perfect inwentory of and
faithfully administer all the estate of the deceased and pay the debts as far as the assets will extend and the law directs and account for and pay assets which shall come to their possession _ knowledge.

Robert Lewis
mark
Elizabeth X Lewis
her

Subscribed & sworn to before Me this 18th day of January 1858.

John F. T. Edwards, Clerk





REF: History of Marion Co TN - article by Carolyn McBurney.
REF: "An Irish Legacy" by William Dunn (notebook)
ALLIED LEWIS FAMILIES
; ; The Lewis families of Madison, Iron, and Reynolds Counties are a prolific clan, which I could not cover in a whole book, let alone a few pages, but I do have some points I would like to make. ; In 1850 Madison County census, there were 5 families, three of which lived next door to each other that I feel must have been related as mentioned previously. ; The other two I'm not certain of were Furney Lewis, born N.C., age 31, who had married Nancy Perringer in 1838, Madison County and had four children, John, 10, Amanda 7, Leonard 6, and Martha 1 in the 1850 census. ; The other was John Lewis, 41 from S.C., wife Caroline 20, Laura 2, and John L. 5 mo. ; I make this point because each had a son John that will later be important. ; The two families that were: ; #496-Jacob Lewis-45-born N.C., Sarah 17 TN, Bidda 15, TN, Martha E. 13, Eli, 11, John Y., 9, & Catherine 7, all born TN, Hugh P. 5, Polly Ann 4, James Millow, 2, and Emiline 3 mo. ; There was also Eliza J. 10, born TN, who belonged to Jacob but w
In 1860 Iron County census I found: ; the John Lewis from SC, who married Caroline, Robert Lewis, the son of Georg who had been in Arkansas, next door to him was John and Emiline Lewis, and next to them was Benjamin Lewis, son of George also. ; ; Close bywas John Lewis, Jr. (son of George) and wife Nancy, and closer to Annapolis was William Lewis (son of George also) and finally Elizabeth Lewis, widow of George. ; I did not find David Lewis (who had been in 1850 Madison County census) nor his family again, but early land plats show David Lewis and Oliver Lewis (his son) owning land right near John, George and all the other Lewises.
Other Lewis researchers in Missouri have mistakingly assumed that John (who married Emiline Dunn) was the son of George, even though they found the two John's listed on the same census. ; I am referring here to the one listed as John Jr. who was 26 in the1860 census, wife Nancy, 25, Delia, 8, George, 6, James, 4, and Benjamin, 8 mo. Who was the real son of George, and was in Marion County TN in 1850. ; Although there was a definite relationship between George and John (who married Emiline), they were notfather and son, but brothers. ; I will concentrate now on George's son Robert, who has family connections with mine, but will first list all of George's children and who they married.
1. Mary, married James Hale and stayed in TN.
2. Catherine, married Robinson Griffith and stayed in Arkansas.
3. Robert, married Mary 'Polly' Griffith, and was in Arkansas before coming to Missouri.
4. Benjamin, married Oma Hewitt (He was in MO in 1850).
5. John (listed as Jr.), married Nancy ___?____.
6. William, married Abigail Johnson.
7. Martha 'Patty', married James Casteel.
8. Elizabeth married Thomas Jackson.
9. Andrew, married Angeline Rose.
10. James married Lucinda Wallis.
11. Hepsi, married William Ruble.


The following research notes courtesy of Notha Stevens:

CENSUS RECORDS:

#397
George Lewis
3 males under 5, 1 male 20-30; 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30

CENSUS

1830 Cocke, Tenn

George Lewis head of house; children;
3 males under 5 (Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827; son born ca 1825-1830
1 female under 10 - Mary b. ca 1823,

1840 census ...Eastern District, Marion County, Tennessee ...George Lewis was the head of the family. There were 3 members of the household employed in agriculture. There were 2 persons over 20 years of age who could not read or write. The following number of free white sales were in the household: 30 to 40 years of age--1; 10 to 15 years of age--2; 5 to 10 years of age--1 and under 5 years of age--2. Also in the household were the following number of free white females: 30 to 40 years of age--1; 15 to 20years of age--1 and under 5 years of age--2.

1840 Marion, Tennessee house of George or rge Lewis
2 males under 5 (William b. 1825; John b. ca 1835
1 male 5-10 (son b. 1830) same son as above
2 males 10-15 ; ( Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827)
2 females und 5 (daughter born 1835-1840; Catherine b. 1832-1833(?) Martha b. 1839)
1 female 15-20 (Mary... her first child was born 1845) (or Catherine? marr. ca 1850)

1850 census ...Second District, Marion County, Tennessee ...George Lewis (age 48) was born in North Carolina. He was a farmer with real estate valued at $600. Elizabeth (age 47) and all the Lewis children were born in Tennessee. John (age 21) and William (16) were also farmers. The other children were: Martha (13), George (11), Elizabeth (9), Andrew (6) and James (4).


In 1850 a Samuel P. Griffith age 25 and wife is next door to George Lewis, page 387, on page 385 is Robert and Catherine Griffith, with other Griffith famiies close by. father of Robinson Griffith that married Catherine Lewis

Compared to this family
CENSUS: 1840; TN; Marion Co.: Roll: 528; p. 260

Lewis, George W. 00120001 / 00001001

1860 census ... Union township, Iron County, Missouri ... Elizabeth Lewis (age 60) is listed with her 4 children: Hepsey (age 11), James (age 13), Andrew (age 15), and Elizabeth (age 18). There is also a Patterson (age 17) in the household listed as a farmer [Note: This is Hugh Patterson Lewis - who is helping work the farm. He is the son of George's brother Jacob.] The value of Elizabeth's personal property is given as $300.

!AGRICULTURE CENSUS
1860 Missouri 8th Agriculture Census ...Page Number 15 & 16

Schedule 4 --- Productions of Agriculture in Union Township in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri enumerated by me, on the 17th day of July 1860.

Post Office: Brunot; Samuel A. Reyburn, Ass't Marshal.

I Name of Owner, Agent or Manager of the Farm --- Elizabeth Lewis
2 Acres of improved land --- 60
3 Acres of unimproved land --- 400
4 Cash value of Fare --- $2,000
5 Value of Farming Implements and Machinery --- $10
Live Stock, June 1, 1860
6 Horses --- 6
7 Asses and Mules --- 0
8 Milk Cows --- 4
9 Working Oxen --- 4
10 Other Cattle --- 8
11 Sheep --- 18
12 Swine --- 28
13 Value of Live Stock --- $500
Produce During the Year Ending June 1, 1860
14 Bushels of Wheat --- 60
16 Bushels of Indian Corn --- 1100
21 Pounds of Wool --- 35
23 Bushels of Irish Potatoes---40
27 Value of Orchard Products --- $10
30 Pounds of Butter --- 200
32 Tons of Hay--1
47 Value of Homemade Manufactures --- $30
48 Value of Animals Slaughtered-$140


Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992.

George married Elizabeth Gilliland before 1823 in , Cocke County, Tennessee, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of Robert Gilliland, Jr) was born about 1800 in , McMinn County, Tennessee, USA; died in Sabula, Iron County, Missouri, United States; was buried in Old Lewis Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1860 AGRICULTURE CENSUS

1860 Missouri 8th Agriculture Census ... Page Number 15 & 16

Schedule 4 --- Productions of Agriculture in Union Township in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri enumerated by me, on the 17th day of July 1860.

Post Office: Brunot Samuel A. Reyburn, Ass't Marshal.

I Name of Owner, Agent or Manager of the Farm --- Elizabeth Lewis
2 Acres of improved land --- 60
3 Acres of unimproved land --- 400
4 Cash value of Farm --- $2,000
5 Value of Farming Implements and Machinery --- $10
Live Stock, June 1, 1860
6 Horses --- 6
7 Asses and Mules --- 0
8 Milk Cows --- 4
9 Working Oxen --- 4
10 Other Cattle --- 8
11 Sheep --- 18
12 Swine --- 28
13 Value of Live Stock --- $500
Produce During the Year Ending June 1, 1860
14 Bushels of Wheat --- 60
16 Bushels of Indian Corn --- 1100
21 Pounds of Wool --- 35
23 Bushels of Irish Potatoes---40
27 Value of Orchard Products --- $10
30 Pounds of Butter --- 200
32 Tons of Hay--1
47 Value of Homemade Manufactures --- $30
48 Value of Animals Slaughtered-$140

1860 Census:

Patterson is Hugh Patterson Lewis, son of Jacob Lewis, a brother of George Lewis. He is helping work the farm.

Next door is John Lane and wife Hepsy and their family. Hepsey is Ellzabeth's sister.

Nerxt door on the other side is Elizabeth's daughter Martha Lewis Casteel and her family.

Name: Martha Casteel
Age: 22
Birth Year: abt 1838
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: Union, Iron, Missouri
Post Office: Polks Spring
Dwelling Number: 1029
Family Number: 1005
Married Within Year: Yes
Cannot Read, Write: Y
Household Members Age
James Casteel 27
Martha Casteel 22
Elizabeth Casteel 18

Name:
[Elizabeth Lewis]
[Elizabeth Lewis]
Age: 60
Birth Year: abt 1800
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: Union, Iron, Missouri
Post Office: Polks Spring
Dwelling Number: 1030
Family Number: 1006
Personal Estate Value: 300
Married Within Year: Yes
Cannot Read, Write: Y
Household Members Age
Elizabeth Lewis 60
Elizabeth Lewis 18
Andrew Lewis 15
James Lewis 13
Hepsey Lewis 11
Patterson Lewis 17

Name: John Lane
Age: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: Union, Iron, Missouri
Post Office: Polks Spring
Dwelling Number: 1031
Family Number: 1007
Real Estate Value: 1600
Personal Estate Value: 400
Married Within Year: Yes
Cannot Read, Write: Y
Household Members Age
John Lane 52
Hepsey Lane 40
Jasper Lane 17
Henry Lane 16
Martha Lane 13
Mary Lane 10
Elizabeth Lane 7

Died:
between Dec 1865 and before 1870 Census

Notes:

!CENSUS

1840 census ...Eastern District, Marion County, Tennessee ...George Lewis was the head of the family. There were 3 members of the household employed in agriculture. There were 2 persons over 20 years of age who could not read or write. The following number of free white sales were in the household: 30 to 40 years of age1; 10 to 15 years of age2; 5 to 10 years of age1 and under 5 years of age2. Also in the household were the following number of free white females: 30 to 40 years of age1; 15 to 20 years of age1 and under 5 years of age2.

1850 census ...Second District, Marion County, Tennessee ...George Lewis (age 48) was born in North Carolina. He was a farmer with real estate valued at $600. Elizabeth (age 47) and all the Lewis children were born in Tennessee. John (age 21) and William (16) were also farmers. The other children were: Martha (13), George (11), Elizabeth (9), Andrew (6) and James (4).

!NOTES

George Lewis and wife settled at the mouth of Carver Creek Northwest of Sabula, Missouri sometime between 1847 and 1850. Of their eleven children all but one was born in Tennessee but where is uncertain. Areas reported are Knoxville and or Chattanooga. Its reported they could have crossed the Mississippi at St. Genevieve, No. [This information was given by Mr. Billie J. Lewis, a great-grand son of George Lewis, of 2521 Meadow Lane; Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701] (See above 1850 census record to see George wasstill in Tennessee)

!NOTES

Geo. Lewis could have a Brother David and one John. They came to Mo. with him. Believe to be the son of Nathan Lewis of Sullivan Co. North Carolina. Settled at Sabula Mo. between 1847 & 1850. of their eleven children all but one was born in Tenn. [Copy by Loren Ruble ...May 1, 19791 (See 1850 census record to see George was still in Tennessee)

!NOTES

George Lewis bought land from John and Emiline Lewis (possibly George's brother), and he died before 1860. (AN IRISH LEGACY WILLIAM DUNN ...written by Janet Kochevar)

!NOTES

We, Elizabeth Lewis and Robert Lewis as principal, and John Lewis, John Lain and William Pinkley as securities, are held and firmly bound to State of Missouri in the sum of Six thousand dollars, for the payment of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators.

The condition of the above bond is, that if Elizabeth Lewis & Robert Lewis Administrator of the estate of George Lewis deceased, shall faithfully administer said
estate, account for, pay and deliver all money and property of said estate, and perform
all other things touching said administration, required by law, or the order or decree of
any Court having jurisdiction, then the labor bond to be void, otherwise to remain in full force.

In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names, and affixed our
seals; this Eighteenth day of January, 1858.
her
Elizabeth X Lewis
mark

Robert Lewis
his
John X Lewis
mark

John Lain

Approved the 18th day of his
January 1858 William X Pinkley
mark
John F.T. Edwards, Clerk


State of Missouri ...County of Iron... In the matters of George Lewis Estate
Elizabeth Lewis & Robert Lewis say that to the best of their knowledge and
belief the names of the heirs of the said George Lewis deceased and their
places of residence are respectfully as follows;Mary entermarried with James
Hale who resides in the state of Tennessee Catherine entermarried with Robison
Griffith who resides in the state of Arkansas Robert Lewis, Benjamin Lewis,
John Lewis, William Lewis, Martha Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Andrew Lewis, James
Lewis, Hepsiba Lewis, and Elizabeth Lewis the wife of the said deceased who
reside in the state of Mo. and in the Co of Iron that the said deceased George
Lewis, died without a will that they will make a perfect inventory of and
faithfully administer all the estate of the deceased and pay the debts as far
as the assets will extend and the law directs and account for and pay assets
which shall come to their possession _ knowledge.

Robert Lewis
mark
Elizabeth X Lewis
her

Subscribed & sworn to before Me this 18th day of January 1858.

John F. T. Edwards, Clerk

!CENSUS

1860 census ...Union township, Iron County, Missouri ...Elizabeth Lewis (age 60) is listed with her 4 children: Hepsey (age 11), James (age 13), Andrew (age 15), and Elizabeth (age 18). There is also a Patterson (age 17) in the household listed as a farmer. The value of Elizabeth's personal property is given as $300.

!AGRICULTURE CENSUS

1860 Missouri 8th Agriculture Census ...Page Number 15 & 16


Schedule 4Productions of Agriculture in Union Township in the County of Iron
in the State of Missouri enumerated by me, on the 17th day of July 1860. Post
Office: Brunot Samuel A. Reyburn, Ass't Marshal.



1 Name of Owner, Agent or Manager of the Farm --- Elizabeth Lewis
2 Acres of improved land 60
3 Acres of unimproved land 400
4 Cash value of Fare $2,000
5 Value of Faring Implements and Machinery $10
Live Stock, June 1, 1860
6 Horses 6
7 Asses and Mules 0
8 Milch Cows 4
9 Working Oxen 4
10 Other Cattle 8
11 Sheep 18
12 Swine 28
13 Value of Live Stock $500
Produce During the Year Ending June 1, 1860
14 Bushels of Wheat 60
16 Bushels of Indian Corn 1100
21 Pounds of Wool 35
23 Bushels of Irish Potatoes 40
27 Value of Orchard Products $10
30 Pounds of Butter 200
32 Tons of Hay 1
47 Value of Homemade Manufactures $30
48 Value of Animals Slaughtered $140

Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992.



From the notebook - "An Irish Legacy", by William Dunn

ALLIED LEWIS FAMILIES

The Lewis families of Madison, Iron, and Reynolds Counties are a prolific clan, which I could not cover
in a whole book, let alone a few pages, but I do have some points I would like to make.
In 1850 Madison County census, there were 5 families, three of which lived next door to each other that I feel
must have been related as mentioned previously. The other two I'm not certain of were Furney Lewis, born N.C.,
age 31, who had married Nancy Perringer in 1838, Madison County and had four children, John, 10, Amanda 7, Leonard 6,
and Martha 1 in the 1850 census. The other was John Lewis, 41 from S.C., wife Caroline 20, Laura 2, and John L. 5 mo.
I make this point because each had a son John that will later be important. The two families that were: #496-Jacob
Lewis-45-born N.C., Sarah 17 TN, Bidda 15, TN, Martha E. 13, Eli, 11, John Y., 9, & Catherine 7, all born TN, Hugh P. 5,
Polly Ann 4, James Millow, 2, and Emiline 3 mo. There was also Eliza J. 10, born TN, who belonged to Jacob but was in
John and Emiline's house; they had only been married in 1842, so couldn't have had a 10 year old child.
John & Emiline were #497, his age 30, born TN, she was 25, SC, with three sons: Eli, 6, MO, Levi 4, TN, and Libe 2, MO
(This should have been Robert, Leroy, and Eli.) #498-David Lewis, 35, NC, Nancy 35, KY, Oliver 10, TN, George 8, Alabama,
, Becky Ann, 6, MO, Mary 4, and J.B. & P.R. 5 mo. Old twins, all MO. George Lewis, who I think was also a brother,
was in Marion Co. TN (which was where John was from also) in 1850. His family: George Lewis , 48, Elizabeth, 47, John,
21, William, 16, Martha, 13, George, 11, Elizabeth, 9, Andrew, 6, and James, 4. There was also a son, Robert,
married and in Arkansas, two doughters, Mary and Catherine, both married, and 24 year old Ben, who was stayong with
Elihu Dunn and his wife Maria, in Madison Co., MO.
Toward the latter part of the 1850's, George and Elizabeth came to Missouri,
and settled at the mouth of Carver Creek, and one more child was born in Missouri.
George bought land from John and Emiline, and he died before 1860.

In 1860 Iron County census I found: the John Lewis from SC, who married Caroline, Robert Lewis, the son of Georg
who hac been in Arkansas, next door to him was John and Emiline Lewis, and next to them was Benjamin Lewis, son of
George also. Close by was John Lewis, Jr. (son of George) and wife Nancy, and closer to Annapolis was William Lewis
(son of George also) and finally Elizabeth Lewis, widow of George. I did not find David Lewis (who had been in 1850
Madison County census) nor his family again, but early land plats show David Lewis and Oliver Lewis (his son) owning
land right near John, George and all the other Lewises.

Other Lewis researchers in Missouri have mistakingly assumed that John (who married Emiline Dunn) was the son of George,
even though they found the two John's listed on the same census. I am referring here to the one listed as John Jr. who
was 26 in the 1660 census, wife Nancy, 25, Delia, 8, George, 6, James, 4, and Benjamin, 8 mo. Who was the real son of
George, and was in Marion County TN in 1850. Although there was a definite relationship between George and John
(who married Emiline), they were not father and son, but brothers. I will concentrate now on George's son Robert,
who has family connections with mine, but will first list all of George's children and who they married.

1. Mary, married James Hale and stayed in TN.
2. Catherine, married Robinson Griffith and stayed in Arkansas.
3. Robert, married Mary 'Polly' Griffith, and was in Arkansas before coming to Missouri.
4. Benjamin, married Oma Hewitt (He was in MO in 1850).
5. John (listed as Jr.), married Nancy ___?____.
6. William, married Abigail Johnson.
7. Martha 'Patty', married James Casteel.
8. Elizabeth married Thomas Jackson.
9. Andrew, married Angeline Rose.
10. James married Lucinda Wallis.
11. Hepsi, married William Ruble.

George Lewis in Tennessee

1830 Cocke County, Tennessee
#397
George Lewis
3 males under 5, 1 male 20-30; 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30

1830 Cocke, Tenn

George Lewis head of house; children;
3 males under 5 (Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827; son born ca 1825-1830
1 female under 10 - Mary b. ca 1823,

Date
13 August 1831
Location
Marion, Tennessee
Description
125 acres - Silas White to Benjamin Lewis - George W Cain, John Briggs, George Lewis, Jacob Lewis witnesses

1840 Marion, Tennessee house of George or rge Lewis
2 males under 5 (William b. 1825; John b. ca 1835
1 male 5-10 (son b. 1830) same son as above
2 males 10-15nbsp; ( Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827)
2 females und 5 (daughter born 1835-1840; Catherine b. 1832-1833(?) Martha b. 1839)
1 female 15-20 (Mary... her first child was born 1845) (or Catherine? marr. ca 1850)

In 1850 a Samuel P. Griffith age 25 and wife is next door to George Lewis, page 387, on page 385 is Robert and Catherine Griffith, with other Griffith famiies close by. father of Robinson Griffith that married Catherine Lewis



Iron County, Missouri Deeds
page 133
This deed made and entered in the Ninth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven by and between David Morrow of the County of Iron in the State of Missouri party of the first part and George Lewis of the County and State aforesaid party of the second part, witnesseth: That the said party of the first part in consideration of Two Hundred Dollars to him paid by the said party of the second part the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do by thereunto Grant, Bargain, Sell and Convey unto the said party of the second part the following described tracts or parcels of land Situate in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri to wit. North west quarter of South East quarter. East half and North West quarter of Southwest quarter and South west quarter of North West quarter of Section fifteen (15) Township thirty one (31) North of Range three (3) East containing Two hundred acres. To have and to hold the same together with all the rights immunities, privileges and appurtenances to the same be
In witness whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and year first above written.
David Morow (seal)

State of Missouri
County of Iron
Be it Remembered that on this 9th day of December AD, eighteen hundred and fifty seven before me the undersigned a Justice of the Peace within and for said County came David Marrow who is personally known to me to be the same person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as a party these to, and he acknowledged the same to be his act and deed for the purposes wherein mentioned. Given under my hand this day and year first above written this the ninth day of December AD 1857. John Bounds, Justice of the Peace

Filed for Record the 14th day of January 1858 Recorded the 22 day of January AD 1858
Attest John F. _ . Edwards, Clerk

transcribed by Notha Stevens

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aug. 08, 1841 in Floyd County, Kentucky. Elizabeth and her husband and
children John & his wife mary and my great grandfather Campbell came to
Reynolds County, Mo about 1855. On June 29, 1860 Campbell married Charlotte
Hannah in Iron County.
I have reason to beleive that Ruth Trout and Edward Johnson are the parents
of my great grandfather. I had contact with a man from Illinois and in his
notes Christian Trout & Mary elizabeth Gearhart are the parents of Ruth
Trout. and in these notes was my Aunt Elizabeth Johnson and her husband
William Riley Mead and their daughter Rossanah Mead that married James K.
Polk Randolph, he also listed Ruth Trouts brothers and sisters and their
spouses. and their children but they didn't know who Ruth & Edwards children
were. I contacted Cathy Hamilton from floyd county Kentucky for a 1850 look
up on a Ruth or edward Johnson and she found Ruth Johnson the 1850 Floyd
County Census with her children.

Ruth Johnson 47 VA
Sarah 19Ky
Campbell 16 Ky
Jackson 14
Letta 12 Ky
Abigail 10 Ky
Paralee 8 Ky
William 21 Ky
Mahala 21 Ky

So I am almost certain I have found great grandfather Campbell's parents
plus his siblings.

My grandfather was named Edward Jackson Johnson. Let me know what you think
or if you find anything. My great grandfather died in Reynolds county, Mo
and is buried in Iron County, mo in the rutter Cemetery.

Source, Richard Pingilley

The Johnson's owned property on Mud Creek, which runs very
close to the Pike Co. line.

Edward married Ruth Trout on 10 Sep 1821 in , Scott County, Virginia, USA. Ruth (daughter of Christian Trout and Mary Elizabeth Gearhart) was born in 1798; died in 1843. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Notes:

Married:

Name: Ruthy Trout
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 10 Sep 1821
Marriage Place: Scott, Virginia, USA
Spouse:
Edward Johnson



Name: Ruthy Trout
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1822
Marriage Place: Scott, Virginia
Spouse:
Edward Johnson
FHL Film Number: 337187

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Notes:

Cocke County, Tennessee
Early Settlers of the Old 12th District

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The following is a list of early settlers who lived on the waters off Cosby and Groundhog creeks, creeks that are mostly in what was
the old 12th district of Cocke County. This list comes from land entries on Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) microfilm #36. The label on the copy of the film I have says the and entries are on the second item on the film; they are on the third item. It also gives dates of April 1874 to June 1898. These may be the years
that the original book was copied or families brought the originals to be re-recorded. The actual dates of the land entries are 1824 to
about 1831, making them some of the earliest surviving records of Cocke County.

The original land entries were surveys and included drawings as well as descriptions. The drawings were not copied into the new book. The verbal descriptions often included reference to neighbors. And there were always two names at the left bottom of the description. I believe these were witnesses or attestors. I think they were also neighbors.

I have abstracted the page numbers, landowners? names, dates they
made the entries, any reference to neighbors, and the attestors names. Most of the landowners lived on the waters of Cosby Creek; I specifically mention those that lived on Groundhog Creek.

*Submitted by: Bruce Price *

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*Name* *Page #* *Entry Date* *Comments*
Isaac Burlison 37 04/08/1824 Holloway Giles, Green's line
Holloway Giles
Wm. Green

James Baxter 41 04/08/1824
Henry Valentine Robert McGaha

Holloway Giles 42 04/08/1824 with Burlison's conditional line
James Burlison
William Valentine

Frances Green 42 04/08/1824 with Valentine's line; with
Burlison's line
Willliam Green
Henry Valentine

John Giles 77 04/08/1824 with Samuel McGaha
Holloway Giles
Samuel McGaha

Phillip Jenkins 101 08/04/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Phillip Jenkins 102 06/19/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Jonathan Denton 109 07/02/1824 corner to John Allen
Samuel Denton
John Roberts

Abraham Lillard 110 08/24/1824 William Willhight's line
Robert Gilliland
John Wood

Abraham Lillard 128 08/27/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
John Wood

John Wood 129 08/16/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
Abraham Lillard

Abraham Denton 130 07/05/1824 Joseph Huff's line; corner to John
Allen; corner to Lillard
John Lillard
David Hicks

Thornton Wood 139 04/24/1824 transferred to him by William
Willhight; corner to John Weaver; corner to Samuel Broyels
A. Lillard
B. Thos. Brint

Wm. Gilliland 139 08/05/1824 corner to Robert Gilliland; corner
to John Denton
James Lillard
David Lewis

John Sutton 140 06/30/1824 James Phillips
John Rains

Jonas Phillips 141 07/03/1824 Wm. Smith
Wm. Harper

Martha Denton 153 12/20/1824 James Fuller
Jas. Pagett

James Baxter 178 07/05/1824 corner to Jesse Giles
Jesse Giles
Wm. Valentine

Holloway Giles 217 01/10/1826 Wm. Valentine
Wm. Coleman

James Baxter 218 01/02/1826 J. Green
Jesse Giles

Robert McGaha 282 01/02/1826 to McMahan's turnpike
Francis Green
William Green

John Allen 283 07/05/1824 corner to Joseph Shults; corner to Denton
Abraham Denton
John Allen

Jesse Coleman 300 04/07/1826 near Jonas Phillips line; to J. Runions
Nathaniel Mattox
J. Phillips

Nathaniel Mattox 301 01/02/1826 James Garrett
?Pettis? Pretty

Nathaniel Mattox 302 01/02/1826 Nathaniel Mattox
Jas. Phillips

Joseph Runion 303 11/26/1827 W. Adams old line; William Gilliland
conditional line
William Gilliland
George Robinson

Wm. Gilliland 307 01/10/1828 Jos. Runion
Jno. Runnions
Robt. Dennis

Isaac Burlison 311 04/07/1826 corner to Giles
John Runnion
Jas. Phillips

Henry Miller 317 03/26/1828 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

Wm. Green 317 06/28/1826 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

John & George Runion 325 06/05/1828 Isaac Burlison entry
Joseph Phillips
John Banks

Robert McGaha 328 10/18/1828 Groundhog Creek
Henry Miller
John Sutton

George McNabb 334 02/25/1828 James Garrett
John Runion

John Jenkins 353 07/09/1827 corner to Phillip Jenkins
John Sutton
R. Jenkins

James Baxter 357 02/27/1826 to Gillis corner
Jesse Gills
Geo. Green?

James Baxter 374 1828 John Baxter
Francis Green

Thomas Jenkins 374 07/20/???? (surveyed 12/03/1828) Groundhog Creek

James Garrett 375 08/11/1826 near John Sutton; near Pearey's line
John Runion
Wm. Broyles

Jeremiah Jenkins 406 10/16/1830 Joseph Runion's line

Joseph Runion 409 05/26/1830 Jenkins corner

David McMahan 411 11/06/1830

1836 Marion County Tax List
copied by Euline Harris from Microfilm
District 1
Richard Austin, William Brown, James Byars, Warren Butler, James Brown, James Bunch, James Baumgard, John Bowman, John Coffin, Adam Clement ?, George W Cain, James Cannon, Hugh Colston, Pleasant Cooper, David Cordele?, James Cagle, William Cooper, James Deakins, John Deakins, W. Dorough, Thomas Dodson, Absalom Deakins, Joseph Elliott, William Elliott, James Ewton, Thomas Earle, James Farmer, James Goodinar, Reuben Green, John Grayson, Benjamin Grayson, Hugh Grayson, Amos Griffith, Spencer Hatfield, Martin Heard, John Henson, Hiram Hatfield, Jehu Heard, Andrew Hatfield, Nathan Hatfield, Gilbert Hatfield, Isaac Johnson, Malcomb Nathaniel Johnson, Hiram Johnson, David Jones, Allen Kirklin, Hugh Lamb, Benjamin Looney, Mathew Gott, Benjamin Lewis, Randolph Lewis, Jacob Lewis, Johnny Lasaster , George Lewis, Charles Mooney, Lewis Matthews, Robert Mansfield, Joseph McClure, Benjamin Neighbors, Daniel Pitman, Matthew Phelps, William Phelps, Stephen Richard, William Rankin, Mongomery Robert, Harry Richards, M

District 2
Josiah Anderson, Charles Atkinson, Benjamin Ahl, James Allen, Thomas Bennett, George Bennett, Sam Bennett, John Berry, John Barker, William Barker, Howell Barker, James Brummit, Lindsey G Brown, James Barker, James Bunch, David Choudoin, James Condra, Alfred Carlton, Jephu Crouch, John Carmack, Jacob Carlton, Fountain Davis, Joshua Easterly, Moses Easterly, John Farmer, Andrew Farmer, William Farmer, A Farmer, John Frederick, Hezekiah Frederick, John Frederick Jr, Henry Frederick, Thomas Golston, Milton Eake, ?? Gass, John Griffith, James Gray, William Gott, Matthew Griffith, Joseph Gibbons, Claiborne Gott, Samuel Gott, Isaac Hick, Elijah Hick, William Hutcherson, Jephu Hunter, Gabriel Hendrix, John Hackworth, William Holloway, Bird Hicks, Delany Herron, Lewis Hendrix, G Hatfield, John Hopkins, Shaw Hustin, E Jones, William Kelly, Alexander Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Robert Kell, Allan Kirklin, John Kell, William Lasater, Thomas Land, Nathaniel Langley, Gilbert Lee, Berry Lee, Benjamin Lewis, Matthew Got

Buncombe County, NC land transactions:

Transcribed by Notha Stevens
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Book D page 87-88
State of North Carolina by these present that I John Cagle of Buncombe county State aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the me Benjamin Luas of the County and State aforesaid have Granted Bargained sold and Released by these present Doth grant Bargain Sell and release to the said Benjamin Luas a tract of land Containing one hundred acres lying & being in the County of Buncombe on the Middle fork of Featherstone Creek near or joining James Morgans land Beginning on three Spanish oaks and a Dogwood Standing in a hollow near the path that leads from said Cagles house to his field on the Mountain and thence forth One hundred Eleven poles crossing a branch to a Stake thence East one hundred fifty poles Crossing Three Forks of said Creek to a stake Thence North One Hundred and seven poles to a Stake Thence west one hundred & fifty poles to ____ two hundred to the Beginning Entered the 2 day of December 1807 having such Shapes and marks as shall appe
John Cagle (seal)
Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of
Elijah Linch jurat

Transcribed by Notha Stevens
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Book D page 124-125
Know all men by these presents that I David Jay of the County of Buncombe and State of North Carolina for and in Consideration of the sum of one Hundred Dollars to me in hand paid by said Benjamin Lewis of the County and State aforesaid and before the sealing of these present the Receipt and payment whereof I do hereby Bargain Sell Convey and Confirm unto him the said Benjamin Lewis his heirs and assigns forever a Certain piece or parcel of Land in the county of Buncombe And State of North Carolina Situate lying and being as Follows on both sides of Hazel Mountain including Alexander Morrisons improvement Beginning upon a Hickory on the South Side of the top of said Mountain below a large Rock Runs with Said Mountain West one hundred and eighty poles toa Chanel on top of a Mountain thence North ninety Poles to a Stake then East one Hundred and Eighty Poles to a Stake Then South Ninety Poles to the Beginning Containing One Hundred acres be the same more or less which piece or parcel of Land With all
Test John Justice David Jay (seal)
Elijah Linch Jurat
State of N-th Carolina
Buncombe County

October Seven 1811
The Within Deed was proved in Open court to Elijah Linch one of the subscribing witnesses duly Recorded & ordered to be Registered
L Vance Clk
Registered
December 5th 1811



CENSUS: 1800; NC; Moore Co.; Fayetteville;
Source:
"United States Census, 1800," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHR8-R78 : accessed 18 September 2017), Benjn Lewis, Fayetteville, Moore, North Carolina, United States; citing p. 75, NARA microfilm publication M32, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 32; FHL microfilm 337,908.

Medlin, Hugh 10100 / 20010
Medlin, John 21010 / 30010
Medlin, Joel 21301 / 00011
McDonald, Kenneth 00101 / 10101
Yous, Christopher 22101 / 20000
Tay?, John Cameron 11001 / 30010
Love, Daniel 01101 / 12001
Bird, Robert 21101 / 21001
Yow, Andrew 0100 / 00100
Graham, Robert 10010 / 20010
Bryant, Michael 40010 / 11010
Matthews, Thos. Senr. 00101 / 00101
Matthews, James 20010 / 20010
Lewis, John 10110 / 30010
Johnston, Ezekial 11101 / 20001
Smith, Zachariah 00201 / 00001
Cagle, Jacob 31101 / 20001
Lewis, Benjn. 00100 / 00100

Courtesy Billy Brimm:

BENJAMIN LEWIS was born Abt. 1774 in NC, and died Aft. 1850 in Marion Co,TN First Dist page 395a.

Notes for BENJAMIN LEWIS:
On the 1830 census Cocke Co TN on page 264
Benjamin Lewis
George Lewis (on the same page there are Robert Gilliland and William Gilliland this may be George Lewis wife's maiden name)
Jacob Lewis
John Lewis

I believe these Lewises Moved to Marion Co TN
were i find them in the 1836 tax list
1836 Tax List Marion Co TN Dist 1
Benjamin Lewis
Randolph Lewis(this my be a miss print on the tax list i believe it is Randolph Lane who married Biddy Lewis who my be a dau of Benjamin)
Jacob Lewis
George Lewis
Dist 2
Benjamin Lewis (jr)

Note for Randolph Lane
1850 census Madison Co MO 54th dist page 230a
Randolph Lane-47-VA
Nancy-16-TN
Isaac-14-TN
Jacob-12-TN
Rhody-10-TN
Catharine-8-MO
Tabitha-8-MO
Moses-6-MO

I have not found any proof that Benjamin Lewis is
the father of the children I have listed for him .
(But i believe he is)


Courtesy Notha Stevens:

Randolph Lane signed on deeds for Benjamin Lewis in Marion, Tenn.. George and Benjamin Lewis also signed for Randolph Lane

BENG LOUIS 82 A.

State of Tennessee Cocke County

By virtue of an entry made in the entry takers office for said county at Newport of NO 320 dated the 29th day of January 1825. I have surveyed for BENJAMIN LEWIS eighty two acres of land on the waters of CLOVERS Creek. Beginning at a hickory on THOMAS ALLEN line a short distance above said Allens field running thence with his line south one hundred and four poles to a black oak west forty three poles to a stake south five to Lewis line then with ditto west one hundred and thirty poles to a white oak thence north thirty seven poles to two hickorys and a black oak on HART GRAM line then with ditto north seventy eight north west twenty two poles to a hickory his corner north one hundred and thirty six poles to a black oak near a fence north eighty two westsix poles to a stake to the beginning corner of Hasty Noll new survey which he bought of JOHN HOOD then with vacant land a direct line to the beginning.
Having such form as is represented by the above platt.
Surveyed 27th day of March 1827.
(Randal Lane) Jno. Wood
(Thos. Allen) C.C. Surveyor of Cocke County




STATE OF TENNESSEE .... MARION COUNTY
By witness of Entry No. 062 made by RANDOLPH LANE in the County Treasurers office of Marion County on the 18th day of August 1831.
I have surveyed for said RANDOLPH LANE two hundred acres of land in said county on the top of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coops Creek beginning at a stake and pointer near the head of a spring and running then North sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS then with said condition West 25 poles to an ironwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' fence. Then North thirty poles to a Black Oak. Then East two hundred and fifty-two poles to the beginning marking said spring and said LANE and LEWIS dwelling houses and part of each of their improvements.

Signed Geo. Lewis and Benjamin Lewis
Signed March 9th, 1833
STEPHEN HICKS, surveyor of Marion County
[Note: One pole equals 16.5 feet.]

STATE OF TENNESSEE ... LAND GRANT NO. 3493 ... BOOK E, PAGE 344
NOVEMBER 12, 1834

STATE OF TENNESSEE NO. 3493, 200 ACRES
To all whom these presents shall come, Greetings. Know ye that by virtue of entry No. 962 made in the Office Of The Entry Taker of Marion County and entered on the 18th day of August 1834 pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of said state passed in the 9th day of January 1829, this is Granted by the said State of Tennessee unto RANDOLPH LANE a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred acres by survey hearing date the 9th day of March 1833 lying in said county on thetop of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coop's Creek. Beginning a stake and pointer near the head of a spring running north sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS; then with said Condition West twenty-five poles to a sawnwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' farm then West thirty-five poles to a black oak, then leaving said condition West one hundred and ninety-two poles to a Black Gum. Then South one hundred and forty poles to the beginning. Includ

By the Governor,
SAML G. SMITH, Secretary

Courtesy Notha Stevens:

This is probably too young to be David Wesley Lewis...who is this David?



Cocke County, Tennesseee

Wm. Gilliland page 139 08/05/1824



corner to Robert Gilliland; corner to John Denton
James Lillard
David Lewis (David Lewis is shown to be a pole carrier)

Deed - Marion County, TN 1831
transcribed by Notha Stevens

note: deed between Silas White and Benjamin Lewis...George and Jacob Lewis were witnesses..ns)

Silas White to (deed 125 acres)Benjm Lewis This indenture made this thirteenth day of August in the year of eighteen hundred and thirty one between Silas White of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other both of the State of Tennessee Witnesseth, that the said Silas White for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars in trade to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged that the said White hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain , sell and convey unto Benjamin Lewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and twenty five acres be the same more or less, lying and being in the County of Marion N.E. of Grant No. 652 and entered the 24 of January 1826, lying in said County on the north west side of Sequatchee river adjoining lands of James Dodson and bounded as follows, beginning at a stake and pointers near the head of a small spring on Coop?s Creek at the foot of the mountain six poles W. of said Dodson?s line then w

Test Jno Kelly Clk of said Court
By Wm. I. Standefer D.C.Registered June 9, 1834

Deed - Marion County, TN 1833
transcribed by Notha Stevens

Note: deed of Benjm. Elliott to Benjm. Lewis..witnessed by Jacob Lewis ...Ns.Benj. Allotto ) Deed 75 acres Benj. Lewis. This Indenture made this 4th day of September 1833 between Benjamin Elliott of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other part both of the Cty of Marion and State of Tennessee.Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum Dollars to him in hand paid and receipt of which is hereby acknowledged that the sd Benjamin Elliott doth bargain sell and deliver and by these presents doth bargain sell and convey a certain tract or parcel of land situate near the upper end of Marion Cty. on the waters of Coops Creek bounded as follows by Cumberland Mountains on the west and land entered by J. Lasater on the other side No. Grant 648 and entered at the rate of one ct. per acre and entered on the 11th day of January 1826 No. Entry 569 and surveyed the 15th September 1826, Beginning at a black oak at the foot of sd mountains thence E. seventy four poles to pointers on sd Lasaters line then wi

Transcribed by Rob Lewis 15 Jul 2016:

STATE OF TENNESSEE ... LAND GRANT NO. 3504 ... BOOK E, PAGE 347
NOVEMBER 14, 1834

STATE OF TENNESSEE NO. 3504, 200 ACRES
To all whom these presents shall come, Greetings. Know ye that by virtue of entry No. 990 made in the Office Of The Entry Taker of Marion County and entered on the 21st day of October 1831 pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly ofsaid state passed in the 9th day of January 1830, this is Granted by the said State of Tennessee unto BENJAMIN LEWIS a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred acres by survey hearing date the 9th day of March 1833 lying in said county on the top of Cumberland Mountain; Beginning at a black oak on the south side of a large branch, the waters of Coop’s Creek, running thence down said branch east one hundred poles to a Black Oak , near the cliff – then south eighty poles to a stake and pointers; then west one hundred poles to a Spanish Oak, then north eight poles to the Beginning including a cabin and small improvement made by said LEWIS– with the hereditaments and appurtenances; To have and to hold said tract or parcel of land with its

Signed by: William Carroll
By the Governor,
SAM G. SMITH, Secretary


Died:
between 1850-1860

Benjamin + Unknown. and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Notes:

1850 Federal Census - Reynolds County,

Name: Robert Gillaland
Age: 71
Birth Year: abt 1779
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: District 76, Reynolds, Missouri
Gender: Male
Family Number: 231
Household Members:
Name Age
John Lane 41
Hepseba Lane 36
Matilda Lane 17
Robert Lane 14
John Lane 13
Jasper Lane 7
Henry Lane 5
Martha Lane 2
Mary Lane 0
Robert Gillaland 71


24 Aug 1824
Age: 45
Land survey for Abraham Lillard
Cocke, Tennessee
Abraham Lillard 110 08/24/1824 William Willhight's line cc Robert Gilliland cc John Wood

5 Aug 1824
Age: 45
Land Survey for William Gilliland
Cocke, Tennessee
Wm. Gilliland 139 08/05/1824 corner to Robert Gilliland; corner to John Denton cc James Lillard cc David Lewis cc= chain carrier for the survey

Aug 1824
Age: 45
Places Robert in Cocke, Tenn in 1824
Cocke, Tennessee
12th District Cocke Co Tenn #139--William Gilliland 8/5/1824. Corner to Robert Gilliland, corner to JOHN DENTON, JAMES LILLARD

Research courtesy Notha Stevens:

Cocke County, Tennessee
Early Settlers of the Old 12th District

http://www.tngenweb.org/cocke/earlysettlers.htm

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The following is a list of early settlers who lived on the waters
of Cosby and Groundhog Creeks, creeks that are mostly in what was
the old 12th district of Cocke County. This list comes from land
entries on Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) microfilm
#36. The label on the copy of the film I have says the land entries
are on the second item on the film; they are on the third item. It
also gives dates of April 1874 to June 1898. These may be the years
that the original book was copied or families brought the originals
to be re-recorded. The actual dates of the land entries are 1824 to
about 1831, making them some of the earliest surviving records of
Cocke County.

The original land entries were surveys and included drawings as well
as descriptions. The drawings were not copied into the new book. The
verbal descriptions often included reference to neighbors. And there
were always two names at the left bottom of the description. I
believe these were witnesses or attestors. I think they were also
neighbors.

I have abstracted the page numbers, landowner's names, dates they
made the entries, any reference to neighbors, and the attestors
names. Most of the landowners lived on the waters of Cosby Creek;
I specifically mention those that lived on Groundhog Creek.

*Submitted by: Bruce Price *

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*Name* *Page #* *Entry Date* *Comments*
Isaac Burlison 37 04/08/1824 Holloway Giles, Green's line
Holloway Giles
Wm. Green

James Baxter 41 04/08/1824
Henry Valentine Robert McGaha

Holloway Giles 42 04/08/1824 with Burlison's conditional line
James Burlison
William Valentine

Frances Green 42 04/08/1824 with Valentine's line; with
Burlison's line
Willliam Green
Henry Valentine

John Giles 77 04/08/1824 with Samuel McGaha
Holloway Giles
Samuel McGaha

Phillip Jenkins 101 08/04/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Phillip Jenkins 102 06/19/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Jonathan Denton 109 07/02/1824 corner to John Allen
Samuel Denton
John Roberts

Abraham Lillard 110 08/24/1824 William Willhight's line
Robert Gilliland
John Wood

Abraham Lillard 128 08/27/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
John Wood

John Wood 129 08/16/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
Abraham Lillard

Abraham Denton 130 07/05/1824 Joseph Huff's line; corner to John
Allen; corner to Lillard
John Lillard
David Hicks

Thornton Wood 139 04/24/1824 transferred to him by William
Willhight; corner to John Weaver; corner to Samuel Broyels
A. Lillard
B. Thos. Brint

Wm. Gilliland 139 08/05/1824 corner to Robert Gilliland; corner
to John Denton
James Lillard
David Lewis

John Sutton 140 06/30/1824 James Phillips
John Rains

Jonas Phillips 141 07/03/1824 Wm. Smith
Wm. Harper

Martha Denton 153 12/20/1824 James Fuller
Jas. Pagett

James Baxter 178 07/05/1824 corner to Jesse Giles
Jesse Giles
Wm. Valentine

Holloway Giles 217 01/10/1826 Wm. Valentine
Wm. Coleman

James Baxter 218 01/02/1826 J. Green
Jesse Giles

Robert McGaha 282 01/02/1826 to McMahan's turnpike
Francis Green
William Green

John Allen 283 07/05/1824 corner to Joseph Shults; corner to Denton
Abraham Denton
John Allen

Jesse Coleman 300 04/07/1826 near Jonas Phillips line; to J. Runions
Nathaniel Mattox
J. Phillips

Nathaniel Mattox 301 01/02/1826 James Garrett
?Pettis? Pretty

Nathaniel Mattox 302 01/02/1826 Nathaniel Mattox
Jas. Phillips

Joseph Runion 303 11/26/1827 W. Adams old line; William Gilliland
conditional line
William Gilliland
George Robinson

Wm. Gilliland 307 01/10/1828 Jos. Runion
Jno. Runnions
Robt. Dennis

Isaac Burlison 311 04/07/1826 corner to Giles
John Runnion
Jas. Phillips

Henry Miller 317 03/26/1828 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

Wm. Green 317 06/28/1826 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

John & George Runion 325 06/05/1828 Isaac Burlison entry
Joseph Phillips
John Banks

Robert McGaha 328 10/18/1828 Groundhog Creek
Henry Miller
John Sutton

George McNabb 334 02/25/1828 James Garrett
John Runion

John Jenkins 353 07/09/1827 corner to Phillip Jenkins
John Sutton
R. Jenkins

James Baxter 357 02/27/1826 to Gillis corner
Jesse Gills
Geo. Green?

James Baxter 374 1828 John Baxter
Francis Green

Thomas Jenkins 374 07/20/???? (surveyed 12/03/1828) Groundhog Creek

James Garrett 375 08/11/1826 near John Sutton; near Pearey's line
John Runion
Wm. Broyles

Jeremiah Jenkins 406 10/16/1830 Joseph Runion's line

Joseph Runion 409 05/26/1830 Jenkins corner

David McMahan 411 11/06/1830

The following research courtesy LuAnn Elsinger -

http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~elsinger/genealogy/gilliland/g0/p42.htm#i1258

I'm not sure who this Robert Gilliland was. The first census record that survived for Cocke County was in 1830. On it we find this Robert and his son William. They were listed on the same page as Esther, Caleb, and Rachel O'Dell.

In 1833, there was a tract of land that was granted by the state of Tennessee to a John Gilliland in Cocke County that was originally entered by a Robert Gilliland. This land was on the waters of Cosby Creek, the same as where the lands were that were granted to Robert and a William back in 1810. This John Gilliland was in the 1840 and 1850 censuses for Cocke County and was most likely the one married to Elcie O'Dell. A male descendant of John and Elcie's was yDNA tested and found to be in Group 1.

Also, there was another family of Gillilands in Cocke County, Tennessee in the late 1700s and very early 1800s. Those Gillilands were descendants of John Gilliland and his wife Elizabeth Young. While I can not be 100% certain that the 1830 Federal census record for Cocke County refers to this Robert's family and not the John Gilliland family (he also had a son named Robert but he was dead by July 1804 ), there is quite a bit of evidence to support the connection to this Robert. First are the ages of the men in the 1830 census. Most of John's sons were either dead or had moved out of Tennessee by 1830. Second, John did not have a son named William. Robert, on the other hand, as shown in later census records, did. And his age, as well as Robert's, is consistent with the ages found in the 1830 census record for Cocke County. Also, living in the same area in Cocke County in 1830 are families that married into Robert's family and moved with him as he went, first to Marion County, Tennessee, and later to Mi


A Robert Gilliland, along with a William and James, were found in Cocke County in 1821.2 In the 1827 tax list for Cocke County there is just Robert listed.2 There was another family of Gillilands in Cocke County, Tennessee in the late 1700s and very early1800s. Those Gillilands were descendants of John Gilliland and his wife Elizabeth Young. While I can not be 100% certain that these tax records and the 1830 Federal census record for Cocke County refer to Robert's family and not the John Gilliland family, there is quite a bit of evidence to support the connection to Robert. First are the ages of the men in the 1830 census. Most of John's sons were either dead or had moved out of Tennessee by 1830. Second, John did not have a son named William. Robert, onthe other hand, as shown in later census records, did. And his age, as well as Robert's, is consistent with the ages found in the 1830 census record for Cocke County. Also, living in the same area in Cocke County in 1830 are families that married into

There were a series of land grants in Cocke County for a James, Robert and William Gilliland between the years of 1810 and 1836. The two grants for Robert Gilliland were in 1810 and 1833. (According to the website Cocke County, Tennessee; Early Settlers of the Old 12th District, those grants were "on the waters" of Cosby Creek). The Robert that was a son of John and Elizabeth Young Gilliland was dead by July 1804 so neither of these grants could have been for him. The land grant for James was dated 1835. At this point I don't know where James, the son of John, was in 1835. All that I know about him is that he was a Methodist preacher and married to the sister of James Axley. There were five land grants for a William Gilliland (also on Cosby Creek) and, asI mentioned before, John & Elizabeth did not have a son by the name of William.4,5

Robert Gilliland (assuming I have the correct Robert) appeared on the 1830 Federal Census of Cocke County, Tennessee, with a household listed as one male 10-14, one male 40-49, one male 50-59, and one female 15-19.6 He appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Marion County, Tennessee, with a household listed as one male 5-9, one male 10-14, one male 15-19, one male 20-29, one male 60-69, one female under 5, one female 5-9, one female 20-29, and one female 60-69.7 He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District No. 76, Reynolds County, Missouri, enumerated 24 September 1850, living in the household of his son-in-law John Lane and his daughter Hepseba.1
Children of Robert Gilliland
Elizabeth Gilliland8 b. c 1800
William Gilliland+ b. c 1805
Mary Hepsey (Hepseba) Gilliland b. c 1814

Citations
1. John Lane household, 1850 U.S. census, Reynolds County, Missouri, population schedule, District No. 76, page 813, dwelling 231, family 231.; Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com).
2. Byron Sistler and Barbara Sistler, Index to Early TN Tax Lists.
3. Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files; NARA: M804.
4. Barbara, Byron, and Samuel Sistler Tennessee Land Grants, page 346.
5. Cocke County, Tennessee; Early Settlers of the Old 12th District, online http://www.tngenweb.org/cocke/earlysettlers.htm
6. 1830 United States Federal Census, Newport township, Cocke County, Tennessee.
7. 1840 United States Federal Census, Marion County, Tennessee.
8. Lewis Family Line, online http://www.robsgenealogy.com/family_lines/Lewis/

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CHRISTIAN TROUT
MD line, Elizabeth, W7326, BLW #35685-160-55, sol was b in 1753 at Sharpsburg MD and lived there at enlistment and after moved to BA and in 1822 he moved to Pike Co KY where he applied 6 Oct 1834 and died there 16 Jun 1847 and his wid appl 7 May 1850 in Greene Co IN aged 75 and she also appl there for BLW in 1855, soldier had m Elizabeth Geerhart 15 Sep 1795 in Rockbridge Co Va and a Joseph A. Steel and Mary Johnson were witnesses to her BLW application, in 1853 a son Lewis Trout was of Greene Co IN.

Christian Trout was born 1753 in Sharpsburg, Frederick (now Washington), MD and died June 16, 1847 in Pike County, KY. He seems to hav emoved from Washington County, Maryland sometime before 1787, at which time a "Christian Trout" first begins to appear in tax lists in Frnaklin County, VA through 1790, and then is recorded as having married Elizabeth Geerhart September 15, 1795 in Rockbridge County, VA. Christian Trout appears in a series of deeds in Tazwell County, VA in 1805, and appears in the Federal Census for that county in 1810. By 1820, he and his fmaily had moved to Scott County, VA, the ultimately moving on to Pike County, KY by 1822, where he later died on June 161, 1847. After his death, his widow Elizabeth eventually moved on to Beech Creek Township, Greene, IN, where she died sometime after August 20, 1855.

In his Revolutionary War pension application file (@.7326), Christian Trout reports that he was born and raised in Sharpsburg, Maryland and declares that in May 1778, he entered service (at age 25) in the local militia at Sharpsburg. His file reports his service as follows: May 1778, Private 6 months, Captain Joseph Chaplins' Compahny. Col. Jones' Regt.; March 1779, Private 3 months, Captain Aken's company, Col. Jones' rRegt.; October 1779, Private 6 months, Captain Christian Orendorf's Company, Col. Watson's Regt.; April 10, 1780, Private 6 months, Captain Sisox's Company, Col. Highter's Regt.

Christian Trout reports that most of his service involved either guarding British and Tory prisoners at Sharpsburg, Hagerstown, and at "The Barracks" in Frederick, MD, or in chasing Tories in Western Maryland and Northern Virginia.
The following is a transcript of his pension application dated October 6, 1834, and filed before the County Court in Pike County, KY. In accordance with the Act of June 7, 1832, he is also subjected to a standard set of questions before the open court. As was the writing style of the time, most sentences are run together, punctuation is often lacking, capitalization of words is almost entirely random, and double s's are written as fs (such as in the word "Congrefs"). The court proceedings are recorded by John D. Mims, Clerk of the Pike County Court, and as he listened to Christian's testimony, he frequently switches between the first person of the speaker and second person of the listener as he hurriedly attempts to record the rambling narrative. Quite understandably, some words appear to be missing, and some phrases seem incomplete or confused, but are here reported exactly as written. It should be recalled that Christian Trout was 81 years old at the time of the application, and he was attmepting to

STATE OF KENTUCKY
PIKE COUNTY to wit
On the 6th day of October 1834 personally appeared before the County Court of said County of Pike Christian Trout aged Eighty one years of age. Who being first duly sworn according to the law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the act of Congrefs parsed June 7, 1832. That he entered the Service of the United States and served under the followintg named officers herein stated - to wit under Col. Jones, Capt. Joseph Chaplin, Lieutenant Chaplin, a cousin of the Captains whose Christian name he has forgotten in the County of Washington and State of Maryland. He was Volunteer for six months. It was in May 1778 the day he does not remember, he met his Company at Sharpsburg the place where he lived and was raised. Captain Chaplin recieved orders to March towards Philadelphia to join Gen. Washington's Army. After he had marched for two days an Express [Rider?] was met the Company to return to Sharpsburg to guard some british prisoners that had bene taken and als
In the next March 1779 a draft came for men and he was drafted Man for three months. He was under Capt. Akin, Lieut. Bush, Col Jones. He went to Hagerstown and there met his Company and there guarded some prisoners which were deposited there. Which men removed to Frederick town in Maryland during this tour of service he aided in catching and confining a great many tories, and once they pafsed over in the State of Virginia and caught several of them and brought them back, he returned to the barracks at Fredericktown and remained on his duty until his 3 months expired for which he rec'd his discharge from his Captain he here states that there was some officers and militia companies here, there wer eno regular officers that he knows of but is under the imprefsion that there was none that served with him. He states that the country through which he marched was Maryland except Virginia as above stated in fact during this second tour he marched but little in Maryland as he guarded the prisoners the greatest
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State of Maryland, at the time of his service he could not understand officers names and things so well he is a German and spoke very broken English he states that his memory has been greatly wrecked and he hereby relinquishes every claim to a pension or annuity except the present and declares his name is not on the pension roll of the Agency of any State. Sworn to and Subscribed this day on year aforesaid.
Christian (his x mark) Trou//official seal

QUESTIONS BY THE COURT OT CHRISTIAN TROUT
Where and in what year were you born: In Sharpsburg Maryland in the year 1753
Have you any record of your age and if so where is it: I have not
Where you living when called into service; where have you lived since the Revolutionary War and where do you now live: In Sharpsburg, Maryland; he moved to Virginia, and from there he to this place in the year 1822
How were you called into service; were you drafted; did you volunteer or was you a substitute and if so a substitute for whom: He volunteered and was drafted and was a substitute also and for John Ralley.

State the names of some of the regular officers who were with the troops when you served, such Continental and Militia regiments as you can recollect and the general circumstances of your Service: He states he saw a great many regular officers that pafsed from the South to the North and none served with him, but Christian Orendoff. He was the only man that acted under the authority of Congrefs that he now remembers of. He could state many militia officers - he was on the first instance entered for six months as a volunteer to go to the north and then was turned back and served out that tour after the tories___. He served another six months tour and another and a three months draft. He afsisted in catching a great many Tories and put them in jail in Frederick town (on the Western Shore) of Maryland, and he states that he guarded the prisoners that the Americans hade taken and placed at Hagerstown for safe keeping for a great portion of his service in the army of the Revolution. He states he was in no b
In the month of October 1779 he served a tour of six months under Col. Watson, Capt. Christian Orendoff as a volunteer under the following circumstances this Captain Orendoff was an officer in the ___ of the Revolution and was taken prisoner by the british and kept by them until he married a british officers daughter and they permitted him to return home which was in the same county that this applicant resided in. The tories were hiding out in the mountains and skulking about and the supposed that they could palce reliance on him in consequence of his being supposed to have become reconciled to the british cause. He states that Orendoff deceived them that way, the tories had seen him and alist of the tories was drawn up and dleivered him he was to forward it to the british and they were to get arrested, etc. Instead of forwarding it ot the british Orendoff went to where Congrefs was this he does not know but heard so and got autohrity to catch the leaders and have them tried and hung and it was for th

Did you ever receive from theservice a discharge and if so by whom was it given and what has become of it: I did on two or three times but it has been so long since that he does not know what has become of them. The first time he thinks he did not get a written one but is not certain in relation to what has become of them.
State the names of person to whom you are known in your present neighborhood [Pike County, KY] and can testify as to your character for veracity and their believe of your services as a soldier of the Revolution: There is John Hatcher, James G. Hatcher, Gen. Realk, Talbit Hackwith, Thos. Hackwith, Capt. William Sokinson, and Revd. William Tackett and Herold Johnston.

D.A.R. Ancestor # A116177:
TROUT, CHRISTIAN

Service: MARYLAND Rank(s): PRIVATE
Birth: 1753 Frederick County, Maryland
Death: 6-16-1847 Pike County, Kentucky
Pension Number: S*W7326
Service Source: S*W7326
Service Description: 1) CAPTS JOSEPH CHAPLIN, ORENDORFF
2) COLS JONES, WATSON, HIGHTER
Spouse: ELIZABETH GEERHART
Child: NANCY / [1] HENRY SEVERE KEATHLEY


Find A Grave Memorial# 69211280

Christian married Mary Elizabeth Gearhart on 15 Sep 1795 in , Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA. Mary was born in 1775 in Rockbridge County, , Virginia, USA; died on 20 Aug 1855 in , Greene County, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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CHRISTIAN TROUT
MD line, Elizabeth, W7326, BLW #35685-160-55, sol was b in 1753
at Sharpsburg MD and lived there at enl and alter moved to BA
and in 1822 he moved to Pike Co KY where he appl 6 Oct 1834 and
sol d there 16 Jun 1847 and his wid appl 7 May 1850 in Greene
Co IN aged
75 and she also appl there for BLW in 1855, sol had m Elizabeth
Geerhart 15 Sep 1795 in
Rockbridge Co Va and a Joseph A. Steel and mary Johnson were
witnesses to her BLW application, in 1853 a son Lewis Trout was
of Greene Co IN

Find A Grave Memorial# 69211392