BRAUN, JOHANN 21, HANSprogenitor remains uncertain. Indeed, some other testees who do not match seem to be contending for the same progenitor (Thomas Rice of Gloucester Co, Va., c1650

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27 MARGARET PEGGY SLIGER (CATHERINE BROWN JOHAN JAKOB JOHANN STEPHEN CHRISTIAN6 5 4 3

BRAUN JOHANN JACOB HANS JAKOB ) was born 1798 in Washington Co Tennessee and died 1872 in McMinn2 1

County Tennessee She married PETER WATTENBARGER March 09 1819 in Washington Co Tennessee He died

Unknown

Notes for MARGARET PEGGY SLIGER

Lived in McMinn Co Tennessee

Child of MARGARET SLIGER and PETER WATTENBARGER is

51 i ELIZABETH WATTENBARGER d Unknown7

28 JACOB LAFAYETTE SLIGER (CATHERINE BROWN JOHAN JAKOB JOHANN STEPHEN CHRISTIAN65 4 3

BRAUN JOHANN JACOB HANS JAKOB ) was born May 19 1801 in Washington Co Tennessee and died September2 1

18 1877 in McMinn County Tennessee He married REBECCA COFFELT September 29 1830 in Washington Co

Tennessee daughter of SAMUEL WYATT and REBECCA BENNETT She died Unknown

Children of JACOB SLIGER and REBECCA COFFELT are

52 i FRANCIS MARION SLIGER b September 29 1830 Athens McMinn County

Tennessee d March 21 1916 buried Walnut Grove ME Church Cemetery in

McMinn Co TN

ii WYATT SLIGER b June 09 1827 Athens McMinn County Tennessee d

Unknown m NEAVA HAMPTON October 28 1856 McMinn County

Tennessee d Unknown

iii ADAM JASPER SLIGER b February 05 1829 Athens McMinn County

Tennessee d December 30 1913

iv LOUISA EMELINE SLIGER b May 20 1832 Athens McMinn County

Tennessee d Unknown

v THOMAS PLESANT SLIGER b November 27 1835 Athens McMinn County

Tennessee d Unknown

vi JACOB LAFAYETTE SLIGER b December 05 1837 Athens McMinn County

Tennessee d June 07 1922 Chattanooga Tennessee m SARAH BROCK

December 17 1866 McMinn County Tennessee d Unknown

vii ISABELLA SUSAN SLIGER b December 13 1839 d June 09 1896 m

SAMUEL MCADOO d Unknown

viii NEWTON JOHN SLIGER b October 19 1841 d Unknown

ix JAMES DOUGLAS SLIGER b October 19 1843 d Unknown

x SAMUEL HOUSTON SLIGER b September 29 1846 d Unknown

xi CHRISTOPHER WILLOUGHBY WILL SLIGER b November 08 1851 d

Unknown

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Below is a scanned image of the Jacob Brown Will

Note There appears to be a difference in signature on this will When he sold his property inRowan County N C Jacob Brown signed the deed in German

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Appendix XVIII

The ancestors of Sarah ldquoSallierdquo Rice spouse of Edward Smith

According to one DNA project this Rice family is represented by group 4 of the Rice family DNAproject Group 4 was created based on the exact matches at 12 loci for three samples now grown to 21plus four further samples that match the others 1112 and one more that is further away but still seemsto be related Seventeen have been extended to 25 loci and six of these match each other exactly 2525and two other matchs each other as well Indeed if we ignore the DYS464 complex we have nine2121 matches but there is a complication at DYS464 although all have two 15s and most have atleast one 17 among the four copies of this locus there is no consensus on the fourth copy A majorityhave another 17 but four have a 14 and two have a 16 It seems likely that the 14-vs-17 discrepancy isdue to a single mutation but it is uncertain which is the ancestral value 17 is favored by the fact that itis most common but it is easier to postulate a 14 mutating into 17 in this family than a 17 to 14 Wecould resolve this question if we had clear lineages for all testees but the relationships have not beentied down We have therefore left DYS464c blank in the reconstructed ancestral haplotype for thisgroup

In any case it seems likely that the 14-17 mutation in DYS464 occurred relatively early and that ittherefore splits the group into two subgroups which could be distinguished genealogically It wouldtherefore be useful for the rest of the members to upgrade to 25 to help in the sorting of the twosubgroups In fact we have already used this splitting to characterize the discrepancies we see in Table2 for the members of this group who have upgraded to 37 markers Two of the discrepancies appear tobe individual line mutations (at DYS576 and DYS570) but one (CDYa) appears to split the group inthe same way as DYS464 It would be useful to have at least one more DYS464=14 upgrade to 37markers to confirm this concurrent split

Although nine of the donors have tentatively been traced back to Rices of Virginia and eight others toRices of Kentucky or the Carolinas (and probably to Virginia ultimately) the identification of theprogenitor remains uncertain Indeed some other testees who do not match seem to be contending forthe same progenitor (Thomas Rice of Gloucester Co Va c1650 - c1716) It will be necessary to testmore descendants to firm up this group

One apparent member of the group is sm09 discovered in the SMGF database He is in the odd positionof differing on three markers among the first 12 but agreeing on all the rest being 2934 with 4131 and56745 and 2834 with 17939 sm09 has been traced back to 1825 in North Carolina and thus fits ingeographically with the group but cannot yet be tied in genealogically

Six members of Group 4 have upgraded to the 67-locus test and their results agree perfectly for the 30new loci except for one discrepancy of one step at DYS444 This agreement reaffirms theconsistency of the group as a whole

The group 4 DNA profiles are represented in the chart on the following page

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The following files pertain to the ancestors of Sarah Sallie Rice who married Edward Smith

Her grandfather was

ID I006638 Name Thomas Rice Sex M Birth 1655 in England Death in Hanover Co VAEvent Fact 19 JUL 1719 Granted 400 acres in New Kent Co on north side of little river ofPamunkey for transportation of 8 persons

Her father was

ID I006635 Name Thomas Rice Sex M Birth 24 JUN 1688 in New Kent Co VA Death 1744 inHanover Co VA

Father Thomas Rice b 1655 in England Mother Marcey King or Hewes b ABT 1667

Marriage 1 Joyce X

Children

William Rice b 1724 in Hanover Co VA

Thomas Rice Esq Sheriff b 1725 in Hanover Co VA

Sarah Rice b ABT 1740-----------She married Edward Smith great-great-grandfather of SimeonSimpson Smith

Judith Rice b ABT 1740

The following will pertains to Thomas Rice brother to Sarah Rice Smith

ID I001059 Name Thomas Rice Esq Sheriff Sex M Birth 1725 in Hanover Co VA Death 1800in Caswell Co NC Fact 1 8 NOV 1782 Bought at estate sale of Benjamin Goodman of CC Burial See Spouses Note

Contributors Note The information I have is that Thomas Rices firstwife was Jane Mills and that he married Abigail Hewlett about 10 yearsafter Janes death His childrens names all started with the letterZ The heirs named in the Will are his sons-in-law except for ZeriRice who was his son

WILL OF THOMAS RICEWill Book 2 Pg 438 - Caswell Co NC13 Apr 1800In the name of God Amen I Thomas Rice of the county of Caswell beingsick in body but of perfect mind and memory do make and ordain this my

191

last Will and Testament in manner and form following First I give andbequeath to my beloved wife ABIGAIL the house wherein I now live withone Hundred and Fifty Acres of land to be lid off in or near a squareto include said house and improvement to her use and behoof during hernatural life and the reminder of my said tract of land adjoing I giveand bequeath to my son Zeri Rice also the aforedsaid house andfurniture with said hundred fifty acres to him and his heirs foreverafter my wifes death Also I give to my six children or their heirsviz Zeri Rice George Sims Robert Blackwell Lancelot Johnson DanielGwyn and Louest Vannoy my three negroes viz Charles Ben and Lyddathe said Lydda to be valued and have liberty to choose her master Theother two to be sold and all three equally divided among the aforesaidsix children or their heirs I give unto Margaret Starkey a mare coltnamed Jewel and one featherbed Likewise it is my desire that a smalltract of land on the north side of country line where John Payne(Taylor) formerly lived and my set of surveying instruments besold to pay off my debts All the remainder of my estate real andpersonal I give to my beloved wife during her natural life and at herdeath to be equally divided among her children But it is my will anddesire that each of the children shall have a home and a bed as theycome of age or leaves their mother or what other property she can bestshare to be valued and counted in their dividend

I constitute and appoint Robert Blackwell and Lancelot Johnson Executorsof this my Last Will and Testament revoking all and every former willsby me made In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and sealthis 13th day of April 1800

Thomas Rice

Signed seal and pronounced in presence of us

Thos Slade (illegible)Zire Guegn (illegible)

Submitted by Lucy McGhee - molliednetnet

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The Walker Ancestral Line

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Appendix XIX

Descendants of John Alexander Walker

1 John Alexander Walker

1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -

2 John II Walker 1677 - 1734

+K atherine Rutherford 1682 - 1738

3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan

3 John III Walker 1705 - 1778

+Ann Houston 1706 - 1804

4 Alexander Walker

4 John IV Walker 1735 -

+Probably Mary Anderson

5 Robert Walker 1760 -

+Probably Elizabeth Long

6 Rev Robert Walker 1780 - 1840

+Rachel Bates 1787 - 1868

7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker

7 James Walker 1810 -

+Charalotta Dean

8 Rev Samuel Houston Walker 1829 - 1910

+Celia Hager Fishburn 1838 - 1910

9 William Andrew Walker

9 Clarissa Walker

9 Amanda Auro Walker

9 James Lee Walker

9 Samuel John Walker

9 Charlotta Lottie Walker

9 Mary Bell Walker 1857 -

9 Miles Alexander Walker 1860 -

9 Jerene Walker 1861 -

7 William R Walker 1824 - 1896

+Amanda C Wolfe 1831 - 1873

8 William R Jr Walker 1854 - 1928

+Elizabeth Elkins 1858 - 1949

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9 Wesley Walker 1878 - 1954

+Dollie Roderick 1896 - 1977

10 Russell David Sr Walker 1925 - 2011

+Juanita Cope

8 Hemard Walker 1865 - 1971

+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker

9 Edgar Walker 1899 -

2nd Wife of William R Walker

+Mary Ann Hunt

6 John Walker 1780 -

6 William Houston Walker 1788 - 1858

+Mary Polly Beck 1789 -

7 Elizabeth Walker 1823 -

+Terry Wayne Brock 1798 - 1876

8 David Brock

8 W James Brock 1844 - 1858

8 John Brock 1847 - 1863

8 Alford Berry Brock 1849 - 1923

+Harriett Hettie Smith 1849 - 1911

9 Terry Willis Brock 1886 - 1928

+Mary Ann Wattenbarger 1891 - 1973

10 Guilema Rebecca Brock 1919 - 1995

+Clarence Leonard Thompson 1915 - 1977

8 Sarah K Brock 1851 - 1939

8 Alice Mary Brock 1855 -

8 Irena Adeline Brock 1857 -

8 Russell French Brock 1861 -

5 Samuel Walker 1772 -

+Rebecca Davidson

5 John Walker Jr Walker 1771 -

+Catherine Davidson 1772 -



6 Mary Walker 1797-

6 Rebecca Walker 1799 - 1829


6 William Walker 1803 -

6 Sarah Walker 1805 -


6 Catherine Walker 1810 -

6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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+John Roper Wooten 1812 - 1892

6 Jean Walker 1814 -


John Walker Sr conveys property in 1793 to John Walker Jr George Snider husband of John Walker

Jrrsquos sister Mary is a witness to the transaction This is the Rev George Snider who purchased land

grant property near Old Sweetwater Baptist Church west of highway 11 about two miles north of

Sweetwater Tn

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John Walker Jr transfers his Blount County Tn property to Samuel Walker on March 24 1820 Page 1


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John Walker Jr purchases a Hiwassee Land Grant property in Nov of 1820 with Andrew Cowan Rev

Robert Walker and Lewis Ball

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Hiwassee Land Grant District MapmdashRanges West of Meredian

Modern Street Atlas Map showing location of William Houston Walker

property

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Generation No 1

1

JOHN ALEXANDER WALKER was born Abt 1652 in Scotland He married JANE MCKNIGHT She1

was born Abt 1655 in Scotland

Child of JOHN WALKER and JANE MCKNIGHT is

2 i JOHN II WALKER b Abt 1677 Scotland d Sep 1734 Chester Co Pa2

Generation No 2

2 JOHN II WALKER (JOHN ALEXANDER ) was born Abt 1677 in Scotland and died Sep 1734 in2 1

Chester Co Pa He married KATHERINE RUTHERFORD daughter of JOHN RUTHERFORD and

ISABELLA ALLEINE She was born Abt 1682 in Scotland and died Abt 1738 in Chester Co Pa

Notes for JOHN II WALKER

Alternate Name John Walker

John and Katherine first migrated to Newry Northern Ireland along with their children and Johns

nephew John (Sone of Alexander) They all later migrated to America John and Katherines children

we

Ancestor treesancestrycom

Name John WALKER Title II Sex M Death 1734 Burial cemetery of the Nottingham Meeting house

Education Emigrated from Scotland via Newry Ireland Religion 172628 Gun maker John (Bill Willis

CompuServe Roots Forum Gilbert pgs 24-29 Its probably not accurate to describe any of the Walkers

as Irish In truth they were Scotch Irish their acquaintance with Ireland consisted of no more than a

20 year residence in the Ulster plant ation before the family removed to the New World The family

came to Ireland from Wigton Scotland between 1705 and 1726 and left from Newry Ireland 172628

John II settled near Newry Ireland migrated to new World 17261728 settled on the Ocotaro

Watershed in PA John and Katharine are buried in the cemetery of the Nottingham Meeting house

The John Walkers landed at a Maryland port on the Chesapeake Bay From there they immediately

traveled north to Chester County in Pennsylvania which was a staging area and something of a

displaced p ersons camp for their compatriots This was the second substantial migratory move the

couple had made Both were natives of Wigton a community in the southwestern lowlands of Scotland

which by the t ime the Walkers reached adulthood was so depressed that people were its chief export

John and Katherine left in 1700 or thereabouts to relocate in Ulster across the Irish Sea There they

remained un til they had enough resources or had become convinced that they must go to America

Few personal records of the couple survive but since they were lowland Presbyterian Scots living in

Ulster it is a lmost certain that they had little hope of improving their situation in the north of Ireland

They came with eight children 3 daughters 5 sons 2 nephews and 1 son-in-law John Campbell Duke

of Argyll who married the eldest daughter Elizabeth John Walker (2) born in Wigton Scotland married

Katherine Rutherford January 07 1702 in Scotland From Scotland he moved his family and settled

near the town of Newry Ireland He and family with three of his brother Alexanders children left

Strangford bay in May 1726 (another record says 28 or 3 00 on board a vessel commanded by Richard

Walker and landed in Maryland August 02 He transported his family and settled in Chester Co Pa

where he died in September 1734 his wife died in 1738 both buried at Nottinghan Meeting House in

Chester Co Pa Most of the family left Pa And settled in Rockbridge and adjoining counties in

Virginia John Walker contemplated such a move and had been to Virginia a short time previous to his

death and selected a farm upon which he erected a small building Katherine Rutherford was a

daughter of John Rutherford and Isabella Allein Their elev en children were Elizabeth Walker born

april 1703 married John Campbell in Ireland John Walker born 1705 married Ann Houston in 1734

James Walker born 1707 married Mary Guffy in 1737 Thomas Walker (died young) William Walker (died

young) Jane Walker born 1712 married James Moore 1734 Samuel Walker married Jane Patterson

(3)Alexander Walker b1716 amp d 17845 married Jane Hammer in 1747 E ster Walker (died young)

Joseph Walker married 1st Nancy McClung 2nd Grizelda McCosky Mary Walker (no account of her)1

Another version of about John Walker II is

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John Walker and his wife Katherine RUTHERFORD first lived in

Wigtownshire Scotland where John Walker Jnr was b1705 later moving

to Newry ()

co Antrim Ireland They sailed from Strangford Bay Ireland in May

1726 landing in Maryland in August 1726 They settled in Chester

Co PA whe

he died in 1734 Katherine WALKER (nee Rutherford) also died 1734

Most of the family of John Walker moved from Pennsylvania and settled

in Augusta

and Rockbridge Counties Virginia

The Rutherford family may have lived near the Walker and Houston famili

in near Whithorn Wigtownshire in the 1600s The Houston family may

have intermarried with the Adair families of Wigtownshire and Ireland

and the Agnew families of Wigtownshire and Ireland

Jane Walker married James MOORE and settled in Rockbridge Co VA

John WALKER Jnr b March 1705 Wigton Scotland

(son of John Walker 1676-1734 and Katherine Rutherford

c1682-1734) m 20 March 1734 Pennsylvania to Ann HOUSTON

d 17 Nov 1778 at Clinch River Washington Co VA

John Walker Jr born 1705 married 1734 Ann HOUSTON He first

settled in Augusta Co VA and later with the Hays family moved to

Rockbridge Co and settled at Walkers Creek Another source said

John Walker Jr settled on Clinch River in what is today Russell Co

The Houston family may have originally been from Whithorn

Wigtownshire Scotland before moving to Northern Ireland possibly in

the 1600s

Ann Walker daughter of John and Ann HOUSTON Walker married Samuel

COWA and they settled 3 April 1774 lower Castlewood now called Cowans

Cree

Fincastle Co VA

The following are Rockbridge Va Wills that pertain to related families such as the Moore

Anderson ect httpfilesusgwarchivesnetvarockbridgewillswillbk002txt

Rockbridge County VA Will Book 2 pp 36-38 (Abstract) Will of Robert Stoops of Rockbridge County

VA Made 26 Sep 1797 To be buried in a Christian manner Recommends soul to God unto my beloved

wife Rachel Stoops and her children by me that is Thomas Betsy Nancy amp James Stoops and the child

my wife is now with the plantation with the benefits from it until the youngest child by her reaches

full age then to be sold and 13 given unto my wife during her natural life the rest to be divided

equally among my children by her and at her decease her part to be given to my children by her at her

descretion To my wife Rachel Stoops and her children by me the house and furniture clothing beds

in every respect with the whole of grain and what grain in the ground with milch cows amp the House to

be for the use of her and children To My sons David and John Stoops the sum of five pounds each to

be collected out of the price of my stock amp farming utensils To My son Robt Stoops I give the sum of

five pounds with all my shoemaking tools the horse saddle and bridle and one steer that he calls his I

further will that all my stock after the above divide and farming utensils to be sold disburs any debts

that is or may arise from the necessary expenses of my funeral or otherways and after this above

deductions the over

plus to be for the use of my wife amp children by her as also my Book accounts to be justly Ballanced and

what may remain due to me to be for the use of my wife amp children by her as above- I ordain

constitute and appoint my trust and beloved friends John Walker Junior and john Walker Senior to be

the sole Executors of this my last will and testament Renounces and disannuls all former wills

Signed Robert Stoops Senr In Presence of Robert Everitt James Hays Robert Weir Rockbridge Court- 3

Oct 1797 Produced by John Walker Senr amp John Walker Junr Executors Proved by oaths of Robert

Everitt James hays and Robert Weir Ordered to be recorded Exors refused to undertake the burden

On the motion of Rachel Stoops widow of said decedent and John McCown

who make certificate according to law certificate is granted them for obtaining letters of

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administration They

with John Walker and John Stuart their securities entered and acknowledged an bond in the sum of

two thousand pounds according to Law Teste A Reid Cl

Rockbridge County VA Will Book

2 pp 40-42 Henry Millers Will made 31 August 1797 proven 3 October 1797 In the name of God

Amen I Henry Miller of Rockbridge County and State of Virginia being in a declining state of health

but of sound mind and memory and also considering the mortal state of man in this life do think it

necessary to settle my temporal concerns in the manner following viz First I desire that my body may

be decently buried at the discretion of my executors hereinafter named and further that all just claims

against my estate may be settled (sic) and paid out of my estate and first of all I give and bequeath to

my well beloved wife Rebecca Miller and to my daughter Rebecca Miller jointly all and singular my

household furniture of whatever kind soever (sic) without reserve to be theirs and at their disposal

after my decease and I do further give and bequeath to my said wife one bond for the sum of twenty

pounds due me from my son John Miller also fifteen dollars due me by William Gilmore also my young

black mare and her saddle and bridle also two of her choice of my stock of cattle also I do further order

and direct that my said wife shall have and continue to have full possession of my house and plantation

after my decease during her life unmolested but reserving at the same time to my son Samuel Miller

the privilege (sic) of enjoying the possession of the place where he now lives and of working all my

cleared land and clearing more as he may choose together with the profits of the meadows and

orchard to to (sic) witt (sic) the two-thirds also the labour (sic) of my negro boy George when my said

wife can spare him and for said privileges (sic) granted to my son Samuel he is to deliver to my said

wife the one third of all the crops he raises thereon to haul and put up conveniently (sic) and securely

for her the same and also the remaining third of the meadow and orchards together with firewood

hauled conveniently (sic) for her also such piece of ground as she may choose for a garden and

provided the sd Saml is indolent so that the share reserved for my said wife may not be sufficient for

her support at his expense I also give and bequeath to my said daughter Rebecca my young mare

horse and her saddle and bridle with the next two of my cattle that she may choose and I further order

and that the remainder of my movable property be sold at publick vendue excepting so much of my

cattle and hogs as will be winter

meat for my family and of grain untill (sic) the new crop comes and all of my share of the crop that is

in the ground I leave to support my family and the crops to be put in this fall I leave for the use of my

family and I also devise and bequeath to my said son Samuel Miller the plantation whereon I now live

to him and his heirs forever provided he complies with the requisitions herein before and hereafter

mentioned and first he is to pay to each of his four sisters the sum of fifty pounds each in the manner

following that is to say the sum of twelve pounds and ten shillings annually the first payment thereof

to be made one year after my decease and to be paid annually till (sic) each of them receives the

aforesaid fifty pounds and also I leave my said wife in addition to what is herein before mentioned in

the hands of my said son John and William Gilmore as much of the money arising from the sale of the

movable property that I have desired to be sold as will be sufficient to purchase her a good young

negro wench I also give and bequeath to my son William Miller after my wifes decease my negroe

fellow George also my brown coat and waistcoat and one half of the neet proceeds arising from the

sale of my movable

property desired to be sold as aforesaid if after answering the purposes aforesd any may remain and

the other half to my said son Samuel and I also leave and bequeath to my nephew William McGlothlen

my black coat waistcoat and breeches And lastly I do constitute and appoint my two sons Saml and

William Miller my sole executors of this my last will and testament for the purposes herein before

mentioned and I do hereby revoke and disannul all and every other testament and executors ratifying

and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament In witness whereof I have here unto

sett (sic) my hand and seal this thirty first day of august (sic) one thousand seven hundred and ninety

seven Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by Henry Miller as his last will and testament

in presence of us Signed Henry Miller Teste John Greenlee Thomas Hardy At

a

court held for Rockbridge County the third day of October 1797 This writing purporting the last will

and testament of Henry Miller decd was produced in court by Samuel Miller and William Miller

executors therein named and proved by oath of John Greenlee amp Thomas Hardy subscribing witness

and ordered to be recorded

and on the motion of the said Executors who made oath according to law certificate is granted them in

obtaining probate thereof in due form they having with Hugh Barclay Junr amp James Beggs their

securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars conditioned

according to law Teste A Reid Cl

ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY

VIRGINIA WILL BOOK 2 PAGE 65 [Transcribed and Submitted by Gary Morris garymorris93

inamecom October 1998] WILL OF ROBERT MC FARLAND Made 16 Feb 1792 and Probated 6 Feb

1798 In the name of God Amen I Robert Mcfarland of the County of Rockbridge and state Virginia being

in a low State of health but of sound mind and memory thanks be to God for the same Do make this my

last will and testament in the manner and form as followeth (Viz) I recommend my soul to God who

give it and my body to the earth to be buried in a descent Christian manner at the Discretion of my

Executors hereafter mentioned and as touching my worldly estate where of it has pleased

God to bless me with I bequeath in the following manner after all my lawful debts are paid I leave unto

my wife Easter McFarland one Negro wench named Silory and her increase all to be disposed of at her

death as she may think fit as also one feather bed and furniture Item I leave unto my first wifes

children Jean Robert Martha James and Benjamin each the sum of five shillings sterling Item I leave

unto my daughter Lettis and Easter the sum of five Shillings Sterling Item I leave unto my son William

Mc farlin part of the land I now live on (Viz) Beginning at John Mathews line and Running up the several

Courses of the Creek to the mouth of a hollow opposite to the end of my house and up the several

courses of the same to Thomas Welchs land also all the meadow land upon the north side of the Creek

to him his heirs or assigns forever also one Negro boy named Jonas to him his heirs () assigns Item I

leave to my son Thomas Mcfarlin the remainder of my land to him his heirs and assigns forever also

one negro Boy named George to him his heirs or assigns Also one sorrel mare Item I leave unto my

daughter Rachel one negro girl named Dinah and her increase to her heirs or assigns Also one sorrel

hors and saddle feather bed and furniture two Mich cows six sheep one Chest two pewter dishes

and six plates one set of knives and forks Item I leave unto my daughter Rebecca one negro girl

named Phebe and her increase to her heirs or assigns And the remainder of my moveable Estate to be

disposed of as my son Thomas may see fit and I do hereby Constitute and appoint my two sons William

and Thomas Mc farlin Executors of this my last will and testament in witness hereof I have hereunto

set my hand and seal this Sixteenth Day of February one thousand seven hundred and ninety two

forward interlined before signed Signed sealed and pronounced and declared to be the last will and

testament of Robert Mc farlin in the presents of David Edmundson James Wilson Robert Mac farland ltX

copy HIS MARKgt Thomas Welch At a Court held for Rockbridge County the sixth day of February 1798 The

foregoing writing purporting the last will and Testament of Robert Mc farland Decd was produced in

Court by Thomas Mc farland one of the executors therein named amp proved by the oath of David

Edmundson James Wilson amp Thomas Welch subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded And on

the motion of said Executors who made oath according to Law Certificate is granted him for obtaining

probate thereof in one form he having with James Wilson amp Thomas Welch his secure entered into amp

acknowledged bond in the sum of two thousand Dollars conditioned according to Law Teste A Reed

CRC Appraisal of Robert McFarland Rockbridge County Will Book 2 page 89 Verified by Jonathan

Poage James Poague and Andew (Cumins) 4 Sep 1798


2 pp 74-75 James Andersons Last Will and Testament (Transcription) The name of God of men I

James Anderson April the thirteenth one thousand seven hundred amp eighty five being in a low amp sick

condition amp aprehensive of Death but in my perfect Reason amp understanding I commit my body to the

dust amp my soul to god who gave it and as to my worldly estate I in first place I will amp bequeath to my

beloved wife one black mear and one the best of my cows her bed amp bed close with all the household

furniture also her house amp her maintainance of the land she now lives on during her natural life and to

my son Robert I will amp bequeath the north end of my plantation begining at the river against James

MCampbells and so up the holow to littell field amp thence up the [do] great road to John Tedfords line amp

that to him amp his forever and the rest of the land to my sons James amp Jacob to be equal shares in the

benefits of it til sold or bought by one or other of them as their right forever amp to my sons John amp

Isaac I will to each of them five shillings amp to my daughter Martha I will five shillings amp to my daughter

Jean I will the black two year old mear and here own cow with her maintainance while she live single

amp as for my Margit I alow that Robert James amp Jacob raise her and take care of her till she be of age

or mary and then to make her equal with her sister Jean and to pay all my Lafull Depts signed and

sealed as my last will and testament

Rockbridge County VA Will

Book 2 pp 93-95 Appraisal of James Anderson Decd Estate (Abstract) called an abstract because

spelling is generally corrected We the subscribers after being first sworn Do appraise the estate of

James Anderson Decd To Wit L S D L S D 4 pewter plates 0 5 0 1 Two year old Colt 0 0 7 4 bowls 0 3 0

1 Cow amp heifer 7 0 0 6 spoons 0 2 6 1 Terce 0 4 0 1 Cupboard 1 4 0 1 Iron wedge amp Mall Rings0 4 0 1

Chest 0 7 6 1

Old Grind Stone 0 0 7 1 pewter Bason 0 7 6 4 Chair 0 8 0 Signed Isaac Anderson 1 Walnut Table 0 12 0

William Walker 1 flax wheel 0 9 0 John Telford 2 pots 1 pair hooks amp Iron Crock 1 10 0 At a Court held

for Rockbridge County the 4th Day of 1 Looking glass 10 0 6 September 1798 6 Books 0 15 0 This

Inventory amp appraisement of the estate 1 hand saw 1 Auger of James Anderson deceased was this day

returned and ordered to be recorded Drawing knife amp flesh fork 0 5 0 Teste 1 set cups amp sauces 2 mugs

0 3 9 1 claw hammer 0 1 3 1 Dozen knives amp forks 0 3 0 1 pair shoe uppers amp pistol butt knife 0 2 0 5

vessels pails 0 2 6 1 Bed Bedstead and furniture 5 6 0 1 Log Chain ax hoe amp grap mattock 0 12 0 1 big

wheel 0 5 0 4 vessels 0 10 0 2 Terce 1 Barrel amp bag 0 15 0 1 Washing Tub 0 5 0 1 Box Iron amp heater 0 2

6 2 old saddles 1 5 0 2 sows amp three shoats 2 10 0 2 bags 0 15 0 1 Jack Weed amp Bedsted 0 6 6 12

geese 0 18 0 1 set Big Irons Clevis single trees 1 5 0 1 Cutting knife amp box 0 2 6

6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0

Rockbridge County VA Will Book 2 p 108 Will of William Sprowl Submitted by copy Judy Wright 1997

ltjtillisonmsncomgt Wife Elizabeth during the minority of the children provided she remains in

widowhood Daughters - not named My sons Appt Wm Walker and John Davidson with Elizabeth my

wife to execute this my last willDone January 8 1798 William (his mark) Sprowl Witnesses Peter

Lowriy Robert Telford John Whlf or Whll Proved Dec 4 1798


Book 2 pp 132-134 Andrew McCampbells Will (Abstract) In the name of God amen I Andrew

McCampbell of the county of Rockbridge and state of Virginia being in a Low state of health but sound

of mind but considering the uncertainty of [hamake] and that it is the duty of all men to prepare for

Death I therefore make this my last Will and testament in forme and manner as follows First- I resign

my soul to almighty god who give it and my body at my deceas to be decently and in a christian manner

buried at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named doubting nothing but I shall receive the same

at the resurection of the Just As for my worldy effects with which god has been pleased to bless me

I dispose thereof in the maner following in the first place I give and bequeath to my wife Nancy

McCampbell and my sons John James and Andrew all equal shares in all my land likewise I give to my

wife to dispose of the movable property for the use of the family while he remains a widdow but if she

marry I allow her a horse sadle and two cows Item- I allow my son John ten pounds per year for

helping to maintain the family till hes twenty one years of age moreover I give and bequeath to my

Daughter Polly a good horse sadle and two cows I also give and bequeath to my daughter Rachel one

good horse sadle and two cows I likewise give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy one good horse

sadle and two cows I also give and bequeath to my Daughter Betsy one good horse sadle and two cos

in case my wife should mary her part of the lands to be equally divided among my sons and no more of

the movable property at he Disposal but wat was mentioned above I ordain that the Exacutors shall

sell the land when the think it will be most advantageous for my family I appoint my wife Nancy

McCampbell James Telford and William Anderson my Exacutors And I make and declair this to be my

last will and Testament renouncing all former Testaments made by me and to which I set my hand and

seal this nineteenth day of January one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine years and on the

twenty [second] year of the Commonwealth Signed sealed in presents of us Andrew McCampbell (x

his mark) [seal] Alexander Porter James McCampbell John McCampbell At a court held for the County

of Rockbridge the fourth Day of June 1799 The last will and testament of Andrew McCampbell

Deceased was produced in court by Nancy McCampbell Executrix and James Telford and William

Anderson Executors and proved by the oaths of Alexander Porter James McCampbell amp Jno

McCampbell subscribing witnesses On the motion of Executrix and Executors who made oath

according to Law certificate is granted them for obtaining probate they with Robert McCampbell and

George Cavin their securities entered into and acknowledged bond in sum of $5000 condition



Book 2 p 143 James Elliotts Will Beloved wife Martha Elliott 13 of all land one room and fire place

in my house as long as she continues a widow if she marries I allow her an equal share with the rest

of my daughters 1 daple gray mare and saddle her bed and furnitures Daughter Mary Elliott 1 sorrel

colt and saddle 2 cows her bed and furniture Daughter Jean Elliott 1 horse beast and saddle 2 cows

her bed and furniture Daughter Hannah 1 horse and saddle 2 cows 1 bed and furniture Daughter

Margaret Kenedy 10 shillings Daughter Martha McClure 10 shillings Son James Elliott the whole of

my land Son John Elliott son James is to make him a good English Scholar and pay him 80 pounds in

good property and 50 pounds in money To son James his horse and saddle and remainder of

household furniture after my wife and daughters have got their share Son William 1 horse and saddle

Son John 1 horse and saddle Wife Martha Elliott and son James Elliott executors Signed James

Elliott 20 April 1799 Witness John Gay John Dunlap W Eastham Moses Moore Prove 2 July 1799


Book 2 p 151 William Moores Will To dear wife Sarah a childs portion of moveable estate 13 part

of plantation part I now live on lying on waters of Buffalo Creek Two sons William and Samuel 23 of

plantation until death of wife Sarah then they are to divide the estate equally To my two illegitimate

granddaughters Beck Moore and Ketron Crafford Moore 5 pounds each Balance of moveable estate to

be divided between dear wife Sarah and beloved daughter Sally Moore and beloved daughter Margaret

Moore Son John 10 shillings Son John and nephew James Moore executors Witness Hannah Moore

Tanner Andrews Abraham Campbell Tany Andrews Proven 1 October 1799


Book 2 p 173 Samuel Moores Will Desires that all parrishable parts of estate be sold immediately

after decease Three sisters Mary Fulton Sally Moore and Martha Moore what was left by my fathers

will to them to be divided as follows My brother William to have 13 and the other 23 to be divided

equally between my mother and three sisters except one black man which I give to my mother I leave

to my mother a support of my plantation after my decease I direct it to be sold and the moneys arising

from the sale 13 to brother William the other 23 to three sisters Mary Sally and Martha Brother

William Moore Hugh Fulton and Robert Moore executors Made 23 Aug 1807 proven 2 Jan 1809


Book 2 p 197 and 198 Will of John Walker Submitted by copy Judy Wright 1997 ltjtillisonmsncomgt In

the name of God Amane March the thirty first day in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred I john

Walker of Rockbridge County and State of Va bequeath unto my well beloved wife Mary Walker the

third of my land and profits arising from same during her natural life also bequeath the Negro

wench named NANCE Remaining part of my land Five sons Alexander John James Joseph and

William the plantation that I now live on containing four hundred acres Daughters Jenney Polly and

Betsey Bequeath unto my aged mother Appoint wife Mary Walker Capt Alexander Walker and

Alexander Walker Junr sole executors Witnesses John Walker Hugh Kelso John Stewart Hugh

Stewart proved in court Oct 7 1800


Book 1 pp 207-208 Andrew McCampbells Inventory Marginal Note Aw McCampbell Decd Invty

Exmd Agreeable to an order of Court us directed we have appraised the estate of Andrew McCampbell

deceased in being first sworn which Estate we have appraised as follows D C 1 Gray Horse 3335 1

Roan Coalt 5000 Carried forward Brought forward D C One Cow and bell 1500 Irons for an old mill

200 5 Sickles 083 Shoemakers tools one draw knife amp Coopers Jointer 10 One shovel plough 035 to

two axes and one Matak 100 One double tree amp Clevish 050 One hand saw and Colter 100 One Rifle

Gun amp shot pouch 120 One hamer 025 5 Gees 168 one pot one oven one scillet 334 one pot Rack and

fire shovel 083 2 Bibles one testament himn book 334 One candle stick and Coffey pot 042 5 pewter

plates 5 basons 100 One bed and furniture 834 One bed and furniture 1300 One Quilt and Coverlid 50

One wheel amp Check Reel 117 6 Sheep 60 Apprds by us John Telford Wm Walker Joseph McCroskey At

a Court held for the County of Rockbridge the third Day of September 1799 This Inventory amp

appraisement of the estate of Andrew McCampbell Deceased was this returned and ordered to be

Recorded Teste A Reid CRC


Book 2 p 216 John Walker deceased Will Submitted by copy Judy Wright 1997 ltjtillisonmsncomgt In the

name of God aman this third Day of Sept in year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty

nine I John Walker of Rockbridge County and state of Virginia to my beloved wife Mary the Mansion

house that I live in Track of land that I now live on to my son Charles and Elijah to be equally divided

quantity and quality or if that the both agree to sell the whole by their mothers consent my

daughters (not named) son Phillip Witnessses Thomas Zickey or Leiskey Abraham Van--le Proved in

court Jan 1801 Rockbridge

County VA Will Book 2 p 220 Elizabeth Moores Will made 21 October 1800 proven 17 April 1801 To

daughter Sarah Moore 1 negroe woman named Providence 2 feather beds and bedsteads and

covering also a chest of drawers 1 cupboard 2 cows 1 black and red To son John Moore 1 feather

bed with bedstead and covering 1 cow (red with white face) 1 year old heifer with white face To son

Roert one mulatto boy named Jerry (r years old) 3 young cattle 1 red bull 1 red heifer with white face

and 1 brindle heifer To son William 36 lbs (desceased husband was Robert) Son William shall live with

his brother James Moore Daughter Peggy McDowell my feather bed and covering Daughter Sarah

Moore all my sheep (six) balance of estate to be sold and divided between sons John and Robert

Moore daughter Sarah Moore Son James Moore $200 Nephew james moore and son John Moore and

Son Robert Moore executors 21 Oct 1800 proven 17 Apr 1801


Book 2p 225-227 James Taylors Will (Transcription) IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I James Taylor

being in perfect use of mental powers and calling to my mind my mortality do make and ordain this

instrument my last will and Testament After committing my soul to god who gave it professing my

hearty belief of the christian religion and the several Doctrines therein contained as explained in the

Confession of faith amp Cathchisms of the Presbyterian Church in the USA I order and ordain that on

the event of my decease my body be intered in a decent and christian manner 2nd That relative to my

family and estate with which the Lord hath blessed me I order and ordain as follows 1st I order and

ordain that my wife Anne shall have a childs part out of my estate moreover a horse and saddle two

cows and a bed and its necessary furniture each of her own choosing

out of my estate and the whole of her above portion at her absolute disposal when she dies also I

order and ordain that she shall have during her life the negroe woman named Katty exclusive of her

issue-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd I order and

ordain that the balance of my estate real amp personal in whatever it may consist shall be divided equally

amongst my children and their lawful heirs as soon as the youngest becomes of age except as

hereafter provided and specified that is to say except my lot at [Tazwel] Courthouse purchased by my

son Audly Taylor now deceased which lot I bequeathe to my sons Cawfald and James and their heirs

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Below is a scanned image of the Jacob Brown Will

Note There appears to be a difference in signature on this will When he sold his property inRowan County N C Jacob Brown signed the deed in German

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Appendix XVIII








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Her grandfather was


Her father was



Marriage 1 Joyce X

Children









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Thomas Rice




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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










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+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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deductions the over










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Her grandfather was


Her father was



Marriage 1 Joyce X

Children









191



Thomas Rice




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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










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+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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Generation No 1

1





Generation No 2








we




































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Co PA whe



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Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










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sale of my movable










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Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































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Her grandfather was


Her father was



Marriage 1 Joyce X

Children









191



Thomas Rice




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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










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+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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property

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Generation No 1

1





Generation No 2








we




































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to Newry ()



Co PA whe



in Augusta

















the 1600s



Cree

Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










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administration They









































sale of my movable










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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY


























































Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































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Her grandfather was


Her father was



Marriage 1 Joyce X

Children









191



Thomas Rice




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-193-

Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










-194-




+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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-197-



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property

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Generation No 1

1





Generation No 2








we




































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to Newry ()



Co PA whe



in Augusta

















the 1600s



Cree

Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










-202-

administration They









































sale of my movable










a









ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY


























































Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































191



Thomas Rice




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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










-194-




+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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property

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Generation No 1

1





Generation No 2








we




































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to Newry ()



Co PA whe



in Augusta

















the 1600s



Cree

Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










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administration They









































sale of my movable










a









ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY


























































Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










-194-




+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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Generation No 1

1





Generation No 2








we




































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to Newry ()



Co PA whe



in Augusta

















the 1600s



Cree

Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










-202-

administration They









































sale of my movable










a









ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY


























































Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































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Appendix XIX



1652 - +Jane

McKnight 1655 -



3 Jane Walker

+James Moore

3 Ann Walker

+Samuel Cowan



4 Alexander Walker







7 Joseph H Walker

7 Elizabeth Walker

7 Manerva Walker

7 Catherine Walker


+Charalotta Dean




9 Clarissa Walker


9 James Lee Walker










-194-




+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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Generation No 1

1





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we




































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to Newry ()



Co PA whe



in Augusta

















the 1600s



Cree

Fincastle Co VA
















deductions the over










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administration They









































sale of my movable










a









ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY


























































Chest 0 7 6 1











6 sheep 1 1 0 1 mare 10 0 0




























































































































-194-




+Juanita Cope


+Eva Elkins 1876 - 1947

9 Herbert Walker

10 Edwin Walker



+Mary Ann Hunt






8 David Brock


8 John Brock 1847 - 1863












+Rebecca Davidson





6 Mary Walker 1797-







6 Ann Walker 1812 - 1896

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Sweetwater Tn

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Generation No 1

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we




































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deductions the over










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Generation No 1

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we




































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Generation No 1

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we




































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BRAUN, JOHANN 21, HANSprogenitor remains uncertain. Indeed, some other testees who do not match seem to be contending for the same progenitor (Thomas Rice of Gloucester Co, Va., c1650