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Modified Register for Nicholas GENTRY I

First Generation

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1. Nicholas GENTRY I.

This families documentation comes from the Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry, Ph. B., M. S. Kansas City, Missouri Printed for the Author by The Grafton Press New York, MCMIX,

page 31, 32

The first record of Nicholas Gentry that has been found, is in the old Land Books of the Colony of Virginia in the record of patent to land in favor of Samuel Gentry, Dated Oct 21, 1684, and described as being situated in New Kent County, adjacent to Lands of Nicholas Gentry and others. The second mention of his name is found in St. Peter's Parish Register of New Kent County, Va., in the record of the baptism of his daughter Elizabeth, Dated Aug., 1687.

The St. Peter's Parish Vestry Book also has a record dated May 4, 1689, of the appointment of Nicholas Gentry and others as processioners of land in said parish. On Oct. 22, 1701, Nicholas Gentry allowed by the Vestry of St. Peter's Paris for clothes and funeral charges of Mabel Wood, 971 lbs of tobacco; and in 1703, he is mentioned among the tithables of the north side of Totopotomy's creek.

In St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book is recorded the appointment of Nicholas Gentry as road overseer, Jan 8, 1709, and on March 14 on the same year mention is made that the lands of Nicholas Gentry, Joseph Gentry and others are adjacent to each other. He is mentioned again 1711, 1723, 1734, 1735 and in 1739. This last mention may possibly be that of his son Nicholas.

Hanover County was cut off of the western part of New Kent County in 1720, and St. Paul's parish was in that part of New Kent County in 1720, and St. Paul's Parish was in that part of New Kent which was afterwards made Hanover County.

It is a tradition in the family that Nicholas Gentry and his brother Samuel Gentry were British soldiers, who came to America at the time of the Bacon Rebellion. British soldiers landed in Jamestown, Va, in January 1677 and were paid off and discharged in the fall of 1683; and the further fact that Nicholas Gentry and Samuel Gentry were land-owners of record in 1684, tends to corroborate the family tradition.

Nicholas may have had other children besides the three mentioned. Joseph Gentry mentioned in 1709 as having adjoining land to Nicholas Gentry, may have been one of his sone. Below is the form of record in St. Peter's Parish Register.

Children

Eliz, daught to Nich's Gentry, bapt. 29 day of Aug., 1687

Nicholas sone of Nicholas Gentry, baptiz the 30 May 1697

Mabel daug'r of Nich's Gentry, baptiz the 13 Dec'r, 1702

Also used for Documentation for the Haggard-Gentry lines is the History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, Bloomington , Illinois, 1899.

Marriage: From The Gentry Family from England to Virginia to Dickson County, Tennessee, Page 1

Nicholas Gentry married Lucy Cornelius in the Faculty Office in London, England in 1690.

Nicholas married Lucy CORNELIUS on 1690 in London, England.

They had the following children:

2 F i. Elizabeth GENTRY was baptized 29 Aug 1689 in St. Peter's Parish Register, New Kent County, Virginia. She died 1775 in Alabama.

Christening: I know have two different years for Elizabeth's baptism. The other is from St. Peter's Parish. States Elizabeth was baptised 29 Aug 1687. I do not know which date is correct.

Christ Church Parish, Virginia Records, 1653-1812

Eliz.

Relation: daug.

Parent 1: Nich. Gentry

Baptism Date: 29 Aug 1689

+ 3 M ii. Nicholas GENTRY II was baptized 30 May 1697.

4 F iii. Mabel GENTRY was baptized 13 Dec 1702 in St Peters Parish, New Kent, Virginia.

Christening: Register of St. Peter's Parish

BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS.

page 13

Mabell daugh. of Nicho Gentry baptised the 13 Decr, 1702.

Second Generation

3. Nicholas GENTRY II (Nicholas) was baptized 30 May 1697 in St. Peter's Parish Register, New Kent, Virginia.

This family documentation comes from the Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry, Ph. B., M. S. Kansas City, Missouri Printed for the Author by The Grafton Press New York, MCMIX, page 33

Second Generation of Albemarle Co, Va

Born in New Kent Co, Va., May 30, 1697. His will was probated in Albemarle Co., in April 1779, and was dated Feb 20, 1777m Bezeel Brown and Benajah Brown were witnesses to the will. These Browns were probably related to the Gentrys in some way. One Nicholas Gentry's son was named for Benajah Brown. From his will it appears that he had two wives, and two sets of children, and that his last wife was named Jane. He owned land in Lousia Co., which was a part of Hanover before Louisa was organized in 1742.

He probably had sold most all of his lands, and made distribution to his children before his death. He was the owner of a number of slaves at the time of hid death.

Will: The Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 Including Notes on the following families related to the Gentrys: Claborne, Harris, Hawkins, Robinson, Smith, Wyatt, Sharp, Fulkerson, Butler, Bush, Blythe, Pabody, Noble, Haggard, and Tindall, by Richard Gentry, Ph. B., M. S., Kansas City, Missouri, Printed for the author by Grafton Press, New York. MCMIX, page 33-35.

Will: Nicholas Gentry II Will

In the name of God, I, Nicholas Gentry of Albemarle Co., Va., do make this my last will and testament. Imprimis. My desire is that my beloved wife Jane Gentry, remain in the possession and engagement of my whole estate, both real and personal, during her life, and after decease, I give and bequeath to my son Martin, a Negro girl, Milly, and likewise a Negro boy, Charles, and the children of said Milly with all of her future children, I bequeath to him and his heirs and assigns forever, provide my son Martin Gentry, his heirs, executors or administers, pay to my son Nathan Gentry, the sum fifteen pounds current money of Virginia, to him, his heirs and assigns, to be paid yearly, five pounds, until paid. I likewise give to my son Martin gentry my copper still, and my gun, to him, his heirs and assigns forever.

I bequeath to my grandson Bartlett Gentry, son of Martin Gentry, one Negro boy named Patrick, and to his sister Patty, my granddaughter, I give one Negro girle named Minnie, to them and their heirs and assigns forever. But if either of my grand children, Bartlett or Pattie without issue, the said negros Patrick and Minnie descend to my son Martin Gentry, his heirs and assigns forever.

And further, my will and desire is that my sons Moses, David and Nicholas Gentry and my daughter Mary have twenty shillings apiece and no more, to be paid out of my estate, and that they, nor any of them shall enjoy any more, unless the laws of this country, should not possess, nor enjoy any more than the laws entitles disinherited children to.

Further, my desire is that after my will desired shall be executed, the remaining part of my estate, shall be equally divided between my sons Robert, Benajah, Nathan, Martin, and my daughter Elizabeth Haggard and my granddaughters Jane Timberlake and Ann Jenkins; which two lasts Timberlake and Jenkins, shall have half as much as my son Robert, shall have no more, and Ann Jenkins shall have, as Jane Timberlake and no more.

My desire is that my estate be appraised and lastly I appoint my beloved Jane Gentry and my sons David and Martin Gentry. As executors, of this my last will and testament, and I do revoke all former wills made by me, and declare this to be may last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 20th day of Febry., in the year of our Lord one hundred seven and seventy-seven.

Signed, sealed and delivered

In the presence of

Bezeleel Brown Signed Nicholas Gentry

Benajah Brown

At Albemale, April Court 1779, this will was proved by oath of Bezeleel Brown and Benajah Brown witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded upon motion of Martin Gentry, as executor therein named, who made oath according to law, whereupon he gave bond with Bezaleel Brown as his securities.

In obedience to an order of the court held the ninth of April 1779 we the subscribers being first sworn to value and appraise the estate of Nicholas Gentry decease as follows to wit:

One cow & calf at............................................£ 25

One cow & calf at............................................£ 20

One cow & yearling...........................................£ 25

One cow......................................................£ 30

One so & two shoats & 5 pigs.................................£ 3

One mare.....................................................£ 50

One negro-Millie.............................................£ 300

One negro boy-Patrick........................................£250

One negro girl-Becky.........................................£200

One copper still.............................................£150

One smooth-bore gun..........................................£ 20

One feather bed and furniture................................£ 60

Three bells, three collars & buckles.........................£ 5

Twenty-two pewter plates.....................................£ 22-12

One dozen & nine pewter spoons...............................£ 2-10

One pewter pint-pot..........................................£ 1

Three iron pots & 2 pairs of hooks...........................£ 13-10

One frying pan...............................................£ 1- 4

One weight of small steelyards...............................£ 30-10

One cleft & man saddle.......................................£ 3-12

One woman saddle.............................................£ 7

Three cow-hides..............................................£ 1

Planters tools...............................................£ 1

Carpenters tools.............................................£ 4

Thirty-four hackle teeth & hackls............................£ 1- 7

One blacksmith's iron & heater...............................£ 1-15

One spice mortar & pestle & stock lock.......................£ 5-10

One feather bed & furniture..................................£ 30

Seven glass bottles..........................................£ 4-10

A parcel of tea-ware & coffee pot............................£ 2- 2

A parcel of earthen ware.....................................£ 1-16

Packet of books & Sundry little things.......................£ 2

One Bible & other books & paper..............................£ 6-19

Two trunks...................................................£ 4- 6

Five jugs & two mugs & one butter paddle.....................£ 8

Two meal sifters & three brass forks.........................£ 2

A parcel of old lines basket.................................£ 2

Tongs & fire-irons...........................................£ 2-14

Five Knives & seven forks....................................£ 3-10

Ten pounds of wool, six chairs...............................£ 2-14

Sheep sheers & reap hooks & grindstone.......................£ 5-14

Cart wheels, woolen wheel & linen wool.......................£ 16

James Harris Wm. Jarman

John Maulpin Barzillan Brown

In 1799, during the Revolutionary War, prices seem to have been very much inflated, judging from the appraisers values in above inventory of personal property.

Christening: Register of St. Peter's Parish

BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS.

page 13

Nicholas son of Nicholas Gentry Baptised ye 30 May, 1699.

Nicholas married (1) Mary BROOKS, daughter of Richard BROOKS and Elizabeth (---) , on 1720 in Virginia.

found on Ancestry.com

Nicholas and Mary had the following children:

+ 5 M i. Moses GENTRY III was born about 1722 and died 1808.

+ 6 M ii. David GENTRY III was born 1724 and died 1812.

+ 7 M iii. Nicholas GENTRY III was born about 1726 and died 1787.

8 F iv. Mary GENTRY .

Mary married Mr HINSON.

Nicholas also married (2) Jane BENAJAH (BROWN). Jane was born about 1705 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 1779 in Albemarle Co, VA.

They had the following children:

+ 9 F v. Elizabeth GENTRY was born 14 Aug 1731 and died 28 Jul 1820.

+ 10 M vi. Robert GENTRY III was born about 1726 and died 1811.

+ 11 M vii. Benajah GENTRY III was born about 1733 and died 1831.

+ 12 M viii. Nathan GENTRY was born about 1741 and died 1784.

+ 13 M ix. Martin GENTRY III was born 11 Sep 1747 and died 1827.

Third Generation

5. Moses GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1722 in Hanover County, VA. He died 1808 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Will: Moses will was probated in 1808 and final settlement was not made by the administrator, Edward Garland until 1825.

Will: Will of Moses Gentry

Will: March 15, 1806

Will: Probated December Court, 1808

Will: Albemarle County Will Book 4, Page 346

Will: Some words in the will were difficult to decipher. Question marks note these words. SBK, transcriber.

Will: In the name of God, Amen. I Moses Gentry of Albemarle County being well in body and in Sound mind memory and Judgement and considering the uncertainty of this mortal Life do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following, that is to say I first recommend my Soul unto the hands of Almighty God, who gave it and my body to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like manner, at the discretion of my Excecutors hereafter named and --ching (lucking?) such worldly Estate as God hath blessed me with I do leave it in manner and form following: It is my will and Desire that my Wife Lucy Gentry have the whole of my Estate both real and personal after paying all my just Debts, which Estate she is to enjoy during her widowhood and after the death of my Wife Lucy my lands to be sold by my Ex'trs for the best price that can be had for it, and the money arising from the Sale of my Land to be equally divided among my Children except Joanah Walters, but the part that would have come to her to be equally divided among her Children. It is my Will and Desire that my Son David Gentry have Sixty pounds over and above his proportionable part for living with and taking Keer of his Mother, it is my will and desire that all my Children that hath not been furnished with a Feather bed and furniture or horse bridle and saddle and Cow & Calf, that they be furnished out of my Estate before any division takes place. It is my will and desire that my Daughter Joanah Walters have one equal part with my other Children but that part that she would have had to be put in the hands a Trustee to for her and her Children's Use and not be in the power of her husband Joseph Walters to dispose of in any Manner whatever, and lastly, I do appoint Edward Garland, Andrew Hart and James Gentry Sole Executors of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking and disallowing all former wills by me made and declare this to be my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 15th day of March in the year of our Lord 1806. Signed Sealed and delivered by the above named Moses Gentry to be his last will and Testament.

Will: Moses Gentry (his mark) (seal)

Will: In presence of

Alijah L. Old

Robert B. Maxwell

John Maxwell

Robert Miller witness

Samuel L. Hart

John Robinson

Will: At Albemarle December Court 1808

This last Will and Testament of Moses Gentry was produced into Court and by the Oaths of A. Old, R.B. Maxwell, J. Maxwell & R. Miller fully proved and ordered to be recorded.

Will: Teste

Will: John Nicholas, C.C

Family: This was taken from Willard (Bill) Gentry's website

http://www.gentryjournal.org/archives

Vol. 1 Issue 9

Family: Like David, Moses' chronology can be argued on the basis the date of his marriage to Lucy Sims, probably in 1758, when his father Nicholas gave him 100 acres of the family plantation(10c). Moses did not move to Albemarle County until 1778(22), at the same time as his father, and his brothers David and Martin. GFA describes Moses: "Moses Gentry bought land ... on the old Lynchburg road, north of Garland's Store, on the south side of Ragged Mountain, and made it his permanent home. He was a Ruling Elder in the Cove Presbyterian Church (situated about 6 miles from his home). His wife, Lucy Sims, was noted for her religious zeal and church work. She lived to be nearly 100 years old, surviving her husband by many years. After his death, she kept an inn, or tavern, her home being suitably located on the main road from Lynchburg to Richmond. Moses Gentry's will was probated in 1808, and final settlement was not made by the administrator, Edward Garland, until 1825." Like his brother Benajah, Moses' name appears frequently in Albemarle County court documents, road orders, and the like, and was accompanied in later years by the names of some of his children. These children included James, Frances, Moses Jr., Jane, Claybourn, John, Benajah, Nicholas, David, Elizabeth, Joanna, and Polly. Many of his family moved to Kentucky to join other Gentrys. James, Claybourn, John and Benajah went to Madison County, while Moses Jr. went to Green County. Nicholas and David both died at a relatively young age in Albemarle County.

BIRTH: Gentry's of America by Richard Gentry, page 36 born abt 1722 in Hanover, Virginia. Louisa was organized from Hanover County, Virginia in 1742, and at that time a number of Gentry's had settled in Hanover, Virginia. In 1744 the county of Albemarle was organized still further west of Louisa, but it was not until about 1760 when the Gentry's began to settle in Albemarle. Moses bought land of Samuel Gay, of Albemarle, March 13, 1778 on the old Lynchburg road north of Garland's Store, on the south side of Ragged Mountain, and maid it his permanent home. He was a Ruling Elder in the Cove Presbyterian Church, a large brick church building situated about six miles from his home. His wife Lucy Sims, was noted for her religious zeal and church work. She lived to be nearly one hundred years of age. surviving her husband many years. After his death, which occurred in 1808, she kept an inn, or tavern, her home being suitably located on the main road from Lynchburg to Richmond.

Child_Notes: Moses Gentry children's names come from the book The Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry. page 36 -37

Moses married Lucy SIMS about 1758. Lucy was born about 1746 in St. Martin's Parish, Hanover, VA. She died about 1796 in Albemarle County, Virginia.

They had the following children:

14 M i. James GENTRY IV was born about 1767 in Louisa County, Virginia. He died about 1833 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky.

DEATH: died of cholera

James married Miss LYONS in Virginia.

15 M ii. Moses GENTRY IV.

Migration: settled to Western Kentucky

16 M iii. John P GENTRY IV was born in Virginia.

Migration: raised his family in Madison County, Kentucky

17 M iv. Benajah GENTRY IV was born 10 Jan 1780.

18 M v. Clayborne GENTRY IV was born 1775.

19 M vi. Nicholas GENTRY IV.

20 M vii. David GENTRY IV died 1839.

Will: The Gentry Family in Amcrica 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page36/

Willed his property to his newphew Addison Gentry and others.

Family_Notes: No issue (no children)

+ 21 F viii. Elizabeth (Betsy) GENTRY was born 1751.

22 F ix. Jane GENTRY .

Jane married James MAXWELL. James was born in Virginia.

23 F x. Joanna GENTRY .

24 F xi. Polly GENTRY .

Polly married John GENTRY III, son of Martin GENTRY III .

Migration: settled in Kentucky

6. David GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 1724 in Hanover County, VA. He died 1812.

David married Mary ESTES, daughter of Reuben ESTES , about 1758.

They had the following children:

+ 25 M i. Richard GENTRY IV was born 6 Sep 1763 and died 12 Feb 1843.

26 M ii. David GENTRY was born 11 Nov 1761 in Louisa County, Virginia.

27 F iii. Winfred GENTRY was born in Louisa County, Virginia.

Winfred married William MARTIN.

+ 28 F iv. Onie GENTRY was born about 1770 and died 1823.

7. Nicholas GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1726. He died 1787.

Nicholas married (1) Mrs. (---) GENTRY.

They had the following children:

29 M i. Davd GENTRY was born 1754 in Louisa County, Virginia.

30 M ii. Nicholas GENTRY was born 1756 in Louisa County, Virginia.

31 M iii. John GENTRY was born 1758 in Louisa County, Virginia.

32 M iv. Martin GENTRY was born 1760 in Louisa County, Virginia.

33 F v. Nancy GENTRY was born in Louisa County, Virginia.

Nancy married Thomas BAILEY on 7 Mar 1780.

34 M vi. Blackston GENTRY was born 1763 in Bedford County, Virginia.

Nicholas also married (2) Sarah DICKENS.

They had the following children:

35 M vii. Henry GENTRY was born 1754.

Henry married Pina HALL on 1804 in Bullitt County, Kentucky.

36 M viii. Zachariah GENTRY .

37 M ix. Wesley GENTRY .

38 M x. James Richard GENTRY was born 1779.

39 F xi. Sarah Perinne GENTRY was born 8 Jul 1781 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Migration: The Gentry Family of America 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 39 moved to Hardin Co., Ky.

Sarah married James SMITH about 1799.

40 M xii. Robert (Bobbie) GENTRY was born 3 Apr 1784 in Louisa County, Virginia.

41 M xiii. Benajah Brooks GENTRY was born 22 May 1786.

9. Elizabeth GENTRY (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 14 Aug 1731 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 28 Jul 1820 in Winchester, Clark Co, KY and was buried in Boonsborough Pike, Kentucky.

BURIAL: Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family of American by David D. Haggard

page 22 Elizabeth Gentry, a lady of English descent

BURIAL: Family_Notes: The Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 238

Nathaniel Haggard and Elizabeth Gentry, his wife moved from Virginia to Clark County, Ky., with their whole family about 1788; in the meantime most of his children were married.

Their son the Rev. James Haggard married Betsie Gentry, his cousin, a daughter of Moses Gentry, a brother of his mother, and also settled in Kentucky.

Jane Haggard, their daughter born abt 1761 married David Gentry, a son of David Gentry, a brother of her mother, and settled in Madison Co., Ky. They reared eleven children, among them were Elizabeth born Jan 6,1788, who married David Haggard and had seven sons and five daughters; and Mary Gentry, born March 5, 1790 married William Haggard, a brother of David, his sister Elizabeth's husband, and had five sons and seven daughters. These two sons were sons of William Haggard and grandsons of Edmund Haggard, a brother of Nathaniel Haggard who married Elizabeth Gentry of Albemarle Co. abt 1745-50.

BURIAL: BURIAL: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 23.

Lived to the ripe old age of 88 years and 11 months. She is buried in a lot on the Boonsborough pike, two miles from Winchester and seven miles from Boonsborough.

BURIAL: BURIAL: Gloria Bartlett, a cousin, went to the cemetery and it is call Haggard-Farm Cemetery, Clark County, Kentucky. She stated that the cemetery is in a grove of trees at a golf course.

Elizabeth married Nathaniel HAGGARD, son of James HAGGARD * and (---) (---) , on 1747. Nathaniel was born 21 Nov 1723 in Overwhaeton, Stafford Co., VA. He died 21 Aug 1805 in Winchester, Clark Co, KY and was buried 1805 in Haggard Farm Cemetery, Clark, Kentucky.

General: NATHANIEL HAGGARD, DAR #439771, lived in Charlottesville, Albemarle County, VA, during the Revolutionary War, and was a delegate to the Virginia House of Burgesses from Albemarle County, VA, when he signed the "Virginia Declaration of Independence" on 21 April 1779 (the original preserved in the Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA, the year Thomas Jefferson was elected Governor of Virginia.

NATHANIEL HAGGARD HOME: The original room built by Nathaniel Haggard, Sr., in 1786, of hewn cherry and ash logs was still standing in good repair in 1949 when pictures were taken by William A. Fitzgerald. More rooms had been added. This home is on the farm of W. E. Heflin (1949) on Howard Creek three miles south of Winchester on the east side of the Boonesboro Pike and 3/4 mile from the pike. The Nathaniel Haggard Cemetery was located 200 yards northwest of the house, field stone markers were gone so only a pasture was left.

BARTLETT HAGGARD HOME (1764-1846) is 1/4 mile north of his father's place. In 1949 it was owned by Wheeler Haggard, son of James. The Bartlett Haggard Cemetery is to the right of the house and within sight, enclosed by a stone wall.

Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 23.

In the year 1788 Nathaniel Haggard with his family removed to Clark County, Kentucky, and settled between Winchester and Boonsborough, then a wilderness.

Migration: The Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 "Descendants of Nathaniel Haggard by David Haggard, page 23

Migration: In the year 1788 Nathaniel Haggard, with his family, removed to Clark county, Kentucky and settled between Winchester and Boonsborough, then wilderness.

He bought a fine tract of land two miles south of Winchester, which he improved and on which he and his wife, Elizabeth lived the remainder of their days in the enjoyment of the society of their children who had settled near them.

He died August 21, 1820, at the ripe old age of 82 years. His wife lived to the extreme age of 88 years and 11 months. They are buried in a lot on the Boonsborough pike, two miles from Winchester and seven miles from Boonsborough.

Land: The Haggard Familiy in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 23

BURIAL: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 23.

He died August 21, 1820, a the ripe old age of 82 years. He was buried in a lot on the Boonsborough pike, two miles from Winchester and seven miles from Boonsborough.

BURIAL: Gloria Bartlett, a cousin, went to the cemetery and it is call Haggard-Farm Cemetery, Clark County, Kentucky. She stated in is between a grove of trees by a golf course.

Religion: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 23.

Religion: This part of Clark county had been settled only a few years before by a colony of Baptist from Culpepper and Orange counties of Virginia, so that Mr. and Mrs. Haggard arrived at their destination they found already a Baptist church organization; and on the 14th day of June, 1788, Nathaniel and Elizabeth Haggard united with the Providence Baptist church, as shown by the church records, and today the oldest and most famous church south of the Mason and Dixon lines is the Providence Baptist in Clark county, Kentucky, seven miles southwest of Winchester. It was organize at the different place from where the congregation now meets, and in those days a great distance away. Virginia was the church's birthplace.

Will: Will:

Nathaniel Haggard

My wife, Elizabeth. My sons: Nathaniel, John, James, David, and Bartlett. My children. To Hennary Haggard. To my daughters: Mary Kindred, Jane Jentry, and Elizabeth Kindred. My wife and sons, Exe. Written: 16 July 1800. Witnesses: Allen Neel and Robert Ellkin. Probated: 25 August 1806

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll

for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

They had the following children:

42 F i. Elizabeth HAGGARD was born 1752.

Marriage: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899. page 22

married Ned Kindred a Baptist preacher.

Elizabeth married Ned KINDRED.

+ 43 M ii. John HAGGARD was born 7 Apr 1754 and died 9 Feb 1832.

44 F iii. Mary HAGGARD was born 1757.

Marriage: married a Baptist Minister

+ 45 M iv. Rev James HAGGARD was born 1759 and died 2 Aug 1843.

+ 46 F v. Jane HAGGARD was born 1 Jan 1759 and died 1 Aug 1841.

+ 47 M vi. Bartlett HAGGARD (Twin) was born 4 Feb 1764 and died 18 May 1846.

+ 48 M vii. David HAGGARD (Twin) was born 4 Feb 1764 and died 1844.

+ 49 M viii. Nathainel HAGGARD Jr was born about 1765.

10. Robert GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1726 in Hanover County, VA. He died 1811 in Jefferson Co., Tennesse.

Robert is not proven to be the sone of Nicholas Gentry

Family: moved about 1776 with all of his famil from Albemarle Co. to Washington Co., North Carolina (later Jefferson Co., Tennessee) Robert and his son Charles appeared in the Washington Co. tax rolls in 1778.

Robert married Judith JOYNER, daughter of Phillip JOYNER .

They had the following children:

50 M i. Charles GENTRY.

51 M ii. Jesse GENTRY.

52 M iii. Bartlett GENTRY.

53 M iv. Martin GENTRY.

54 F v. Elizabeth GENTRY.

55 M vi. Sarah GENTRY.

56 F vii. Mary GENTRY.

11. Benajah GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1733 in Hanover County, VA. He died 1831 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Benajah married (1) Elizabeth AUSTIN ?.

They had the following children:

57 F i. Mary GENTRY.

58 M ii. Robert GENTRY.

59 F iii. Fannie GENTRY.

60 M iv. John GENTRY.

61 M v. William GENTRY.

62 M vi. Thomas GENTRY.

63 F vii. Katy GENTRY.

64 F viii. Jane GENTRY.

Jane married (---) FULTURE.

65 F ix. Sarah GENTRY.

Sarah married <unknown> HARDIN.

Benajah also married (2) Ann JONES.

12. Nathan GENTRY (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1741 in Hanover County, VA. He died 1784 in CHARLOTTESVILLE, LOUISA.

Nathan married Marrianne BLACK.

They had the following children:

66 M i. Patrick GENTRY died Dec 1820.

67 M ii. Wyat GENTRY was born 15 Mar 1781 in Louisa County, Virginia.

13. Martin GENTRY III (Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 11 Sep 1747 in Louisa, VA. He died 1827 in Madison County, KY.

Land: He sold 150 acres of land to Bezalee Brown, situated in Albemarle County, Oct. 8, 1789, and probably came to Kentucky about this time.

Will: Gentry Family of America 1646 to 1909 by Richard Gentry, page 46.

The will of Martin Gentry was probated May 28, 1827 in Madison Co., Ky. He names wife Mary, grandson Thomas J. Maupin, Susana Jones, Nancy Lipscomb and grandaughters Patsie Dinwiddie, Susana Gentry, Pollie Corneilson, Bettie Crews and Sallie Dulaney.

Martin married Mary TIMBERLAKE, daughter of Philip TIMBERLAKE , on 2/3 Jan 1766. Mary was born 12 Aug 1748.

They had the following children:

68 F i. Betsie GENTRY was born 12 Dec 1766.

Betsie married Daniel MAUPIN.

69 M ii. Josiah GENTRY was born Jun 1768.

70 M iii. Bartlett GENTRY was born 6 Mar 1770.

71 F iv. Patsie GENTRY was born 22 May 1772.

72 M v. Richard GENTRY was born 19 Mar 1774.

73 F vi. Stukey GENTRY was born 26 Jan 1776.

Stukey married Humphrey JONES.

74 F vii. Pollie GENTRY was born 2 Apr 1781.

Pollie married John GENTRY III, son of Martin GENTRY III .

Migration: settled in Kentucky

75 M viii. Joel GENTRY was born 22 Dec 1787.

+ 76 M ix. Martin GENTRY III was born 20 Dec 1789.

77 F x. Nancy GENTRY was born 15 Jul 1783.

Fourth Generation

21. Elizabeth (Betsy) GENTRY (Moses, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 1751 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Family: Bible" of Gentry genealogy, THE GENTRY FAMILY IN AMERICA, by Richard Gentry, 1909.

Marriage: The Gentry Family of America 1909 by Richard Gentry. Married her fist cousin

Elizabeth married Rev James HAGGARD, son of Nathaniel HAGGARD and Elizabeth GENTRY . James was born 1759 in Louisa County, Virginia. He died 2 Aug 1843 in Sangamon, Illinois and was buried in Gardner Township, Sangamon County, Illinois.

Religion: The Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 44.

He united with the Baptist church when quite young and was licensed to preach.

Religion: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 46.

He preached in houses until 1819, when with the assistance of Dawson Haggard, the West Union church was organized with twelve members:

James Haggard and wife Betsy; Dawson Haggard and wife Charity; Archie Steele with wife, Betsy; who was a Haggard, John S. Lander, and wife, Elizabeth, who was a Haggard, John Routt and Martha Routt, also a Haggard; Harmon Haggard (son James) and his sister Polly Haggard. The entire membership was composed of Haggards and the husbands and wifes of Haggards.

Rev. James Haggard was pastor and Dawson Haggard was chosen deacon. Great revivals followed and large numbers were added to the church, amongst whom were Samuel Lander and wife, Sally Haggard.

Family_Notes:

The Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 44.

He married Betsy Gentry and moved to Clark County, Kentucky in 1790. Was received into the Providence Baptist church Jan 5, 1791, and was ordained preacher and elder.

He resides not far from Winchester on a farm and gave part of his time preaching in the new settlements then being made by immigration

Marriage: History of the Gentry Family in America 1679 - 1909 by Richard Gentry

his first cousin daughter of Moses Gentry and Lucy Sims

Migration: The Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by David Gentry page 238

Migration: Rev. James Haggard married Betsie Gentry, his cousin, a daughter of Moses Gentry, a brother of his mother, and also settled in Kentucky.

Migration: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 44, 46-47.

Migration: Abt the year 1816, Rev. James Haggard, with his family, removed to Christian County, Kentucky, and settled five miles west of Hopkinsville, on the east side of the sinking fork of Little River, and as was his custom, preached at private houses unitl 1879, when with the assistance of Dawson Haggard, the West Union church was organized with 12 members:

Migration: During the year 1828, Rev James Haggard, with his son, Harmon Haggard, and family removed to Sangamon county, Illinois and settled on a farm three miles west of Springfield, where he spent his remaining years of his life, a man greatly beloved by all who knew him, after preaching for sixty years, having labored for the good of others, died at the age of 80 years.

Occupation: he Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 22

Baptist Minister

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

Military: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He served as a Private with the Virginia Continental troops, enlisting from Albemarle County, VA in 1780 and 1781 in Capt. John Henderson's Co., Col. John Lindsey's Regiment.

Military: He received a pension from VA service and is listed on the IL Pension Roll, Sangamon County, 2 May 1833, age 77. His name is on the marker at the Old State Captiol in Springfield.

Land: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He was an early land owner in Sangamon County, having purchased 80 acres in Gardner Township, Section 22, 25 Nov 1831.

BURIAL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He is buried in Gardner Township, Sangamon County IL

Notes: Haggard, James. Born 1759 in Albermarle Co, VA d. 2 Aug 1843 in Sangamon Co, Il. Burd Gardner Twp cemetery, Sangamon Co. Married Elizabeth Gentry. He was a pvt in the Virginia Contential troops, enlisted in Albermarle Co, VA 1780-1781 serving in Capt John Henderson and Col John Lindsey's Regiment. He received a pension from VA and is listed in the Ill pension rolls for Sangamon as of 2 May, 1833 age 77yrs. He was an early landowner having purchased 80A in Gardner twp Sect22 on 25 Nov, 1831. <http:www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm>

They had the following children:

78 M i. Nathaniel Sheepskin HAGGARD was born about 1780 in Albemarle Co, VA. He died in Winchester, Clark Co, KY.

Census: 1810 Census Clark County, Kentucky

Census: 1830 Census Clark County, Kentucky

Census: Ancestry.com pg 16

1850 Census Clark County, KY District 2

page 15

Nathaniel Haggard age 74 Farmer VA

Elizabeth age 70 VA

Census: 1860 Census Clark County, KY

Nathl. Haggard 81 farmer Va. Pg 129

Jas. M. Haggard 56 farmer Ky

Nancy Blyth 61 KY

Notes: Bush Settlement - Clark County

The following settlers came with Capt. William Bush and settled on lower Howards Creek, Clark County: Fielding Bush Ambrose Bush Philip Bush Francis Bush Henry Cain Robert Clark Ambrose Christy Joel Embry Elder Robert Elkin Smallwood Eckton Richard French George Gordon Nicholas George John George Lewis Grigsby John Halyard Nathaniel Haggard James Hodgkin James Haggard David Hampton Richard Jones Allen Neil Elder James Quisenberry Joel Quisenberry John Quisenberry Roger Quisenberry Tandy Quisenberry, Nathaniel Ragland, John Ried, Robert Richard, James Ragland, Sr., James Ragland, Jr. Joseph Stevens Wm. Tate Wm. Wills.

Notes: The foregoing taken from a chart made from surveys in court records of Clark County by S.J. Conkwright and S.H. Rutledge.

Nathaniel married Elizabeth Watts BRUCE, daughter of Benjamin BRUCE * and Mildred (Milly) WATTS "Millie", on 26 Jun 1798 in Winchester, Clark Co., KY. Elizabeth was born about 1780 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 1853 in Winchester, Clark Co., KY.

Census: Ancestry.com page 29

1850 Census Clark County page 15

Nathaniel Haggard age 74 M Farmer VA

Elizabeth age 70 F VA

79 M ii. Dabney HAGGARD was born about 1785 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Dabney married Lucy SIMPSON on 28 Aug 1807 in Boonesboro, Madison, KY. Lucy was born 1787 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died in Boonesboro, Madison, KY.

80 M iii. Harmon HAGGARD was born 13 Jul 1790 in Clark Co, Kentucky. He died 28 Aug 1874 in Springfield, Sangamon, IL.

Migration: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 47, 48

He came to Christian County, Kentucky, with his father.

Harmon and his wife moved to Sangamon county, Illinois in 1828 and settled on a farm three miles west of Springfield, where they had born to them ten children. Only three are now living.

DEATH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48

died at age 84 years.

Harmon married (1) Sally Bartlett STEELE, daughter of Archy STEELE and Mrs. Betsy STEELE , on 5 Nov 1822 in Christian Co., Kentucky. Sally was born 26 May 1804 in Clark Co, Kentucky. She died 3 Sep 1852 in Sangamon, Illinois.

DEATH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48

died at age 48 years.

Harmon also married (2) Temperance Hattie RANDOLPH about 1840 in Springfield, Sangamon, IL.

81 F iv. Polly HAGGARD.

Polly married Archibald STEELE.

25. Richard GENTRY IV (David, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 6 Sep 1763 in Louisa County, Virginia. He died 12 Feb 1843 in Madison County, Kentucky.

Military: Taken from the book The Boone family: a genealogical histor of the decedents of George adn Mary Boone who came to America in 1717 by Sprake, Ella Hazel (Atterbury 1883-

Richard was a Revolutionary Soilder. He enlisted from Albemarle County, Virginia in the fall of 1780, at th age of 17, and served as a private for tow months under Captain William Dalton. In May, 1781, he again enlisted and served under Captains John Miller and Benjamin Harris and Wooford, under Colonels Richardson and Boyer,until after the surrender of Lord Cornwallis.

Richard married Jane HARRIS, daughter of Christopher HARRIS , on 5 Apr 1784. Jane was born 18 Sep 1763. She died 17 Sep 1821.

They had the following children:

82 M i. Rueben Estes GENTRY was born 6 Jun 1785 in Virginia.

Rueben married Elizabeth WHITE.

83 M ii. David GENTRY was born 11 Feb 1787 in Kentucky.

84 M iii. Richard GENTRY was born 25 Aug 1788.

85 F iv. Christy GENTRY was born 14 Oct 1790.

86 M v. James GENTRY was born 5 Jun 1792.

87 F vi. Joseph McCord GENTRY was born 25 Mar 1794. She died 25 Apr 1795.

88 F vii. Nancy GENTRY was born 3 Oct 1795.

Notes: The Gentry Family of America 1679 to 1909 by Richard Gentry, page 53

Nancy Gentry Bush was a woman of rare intelligend and great stength of character; a noble Christian woman, honored and loved by all who knew her.

Nancy married Jeremiah BUSH, son of Ambrose BUSH , on 19 Dec 1811. Jeremiah was born 20 Jan 1789. He died 1842.

Family_Notes: Jeremiah Bush was also a decendent of ther Reverend Richard Bush, a noted Baptist minister of Virginia.

28. Onie GENTRY (David, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1770. She died 1823 in Howard County, Missouri and was buried in Old Cain-Robertson Homstead.

All information on Onie Gentry comes from the Gentry Family in America 1909 by Richard Gentry

Onie married (1) William MARTIN. William was born 1789.

They had the following children:

89 M i. David MARTIN.

Onie also married (2) William BLYTHE, son of William BLYTHE SR and Mary OSBORNE , on 25 Jul 1793 in Madison, Kentucky. William was born 24 Aug 1776 in Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:

90 M ii. Maj James BLYTHE was born 14 May 1791.

91 F iii. Polly BLYTHE.

Polly married Henry KENOTE.

92 F iv. Sally BLYTHE.

Sally married John CROSS.

Onie also married (3) John CAIN.

They had the following children:

93 M v. Minnie CAIN.

Minnie married Phillip ROBERTSON .

Family: Phillip Robertson was from Orange County, Virginia

43. John HAGGARD (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 7 Apr 1754. He died 9 Feb 1832.

Occupation: Histor of the Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard of Bloomington, Illnois 1899, page 22

Farmer

John married Mary Jane SHEPARD. Mary was born 6 Mar 1759 in Amherst, Va. She died 9 Sep 1844 in Winchester, Clark Co, KY.

They had the following children:

94 M i. Pleasant HAGGARD was born 30 Jan 1777 in Clark Co, Kentucky. He died 27 Jan 1869 and was buried in Haggard Graveyard.

History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899, by David D. Haggard. Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 39

BURIAL: Haggard Graveyard-(White-Conkwright Road, Near Allanville J. Cruse Farm)

Pleasant married Elizabeth WATTS, daughter of David WATTS and Ruth TWYMAN , on 5 Aug 1802 in Kentucky. Elizabeth was born 27 Apr 1787. She died 7 Jul 1830 in Kentucky and was buried in Haggard Graveyard-.

BURIAL: (White-Conkwright Road, Near Allanville J. Cruse Farm), Kentucky

95 F ii. Sally HAGGARD was born 22 Apr 1779. She died 29 Dec 1843.

Sally married Jesse HAMPTON.

96 F iii. Elizabeth Betsy HAGGARD was born 18 Jan 1784 in Clark Co, Kentucky. She died 10 Mar 1847 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

Elizabeth married Joel QUISENESBERRY, son of Rev James QUISENBERRY and Jane BURRUS . Joel was born 31 Jan 1784 in Madison Co., Virginia. He died 5 Sep 1849 in Clark Co, Kentucky.

97 M iv. Rev Martin HAGGARD was born 20 Jun 1789.

Martin married Sally HAMPTON.

98 F v. Nancy HAGGARD was born 1790. She died 1881.

Nancy married David REED.

99 F vi. Mary (Polly) HAGGARD was born 1792. She died 25 Jan 1881.

Mary married Minor WINN.

100 M vii. John HAGGARD Jr was born 17 Mar 1794. He died 11 Dec 1858 in Clark County, Kentucky and was buried in Winchester Cemetery, Clark County, Kentucky.

John married Mouring QUISENBERRY, daughter of James QUISENBERRY and Jane BURRIS . Mouring was born 22 Jan 1795. She died 22 Nov 1846 in Clark County, Kentucky and was buried in Winchester Cemetery, Clark County, Kentucky. There were other parents.

101 M viii. David Twyman HAGGARD was born 2 Apr 1796. He died 31 Jul 1876.

David married Patsy ADAMS.

45. Rev James HAGGARD (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 1759 in Louisa County, Virginia. He died 2 Aug 1843 in Sangamon, Illinois and was buried in Gardner Township, Sangamon County, Illinois.

Religion: The Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 44.

He united with the Baptist church when quite young and was licensed to preach.

Religion: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 46.

He preached in houses until 1819, when with the assistance of Dawson Haggard, the West Union church was organized with twelve members:

Rev. James Haggard was pastor and Dawson Haggard was chosen deacon. Great revivals followed and large numbers were added to the church, amongst whom were Samuel Lander and wife, Sally Haggard.

Family_Notes:

The Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 44.

He married Betsy Gentry and moved to Clark County, Kentucky in 1790. Was received into the Providence Baptist church Jan 5, 1791, and was ordained preacher and elder.

He resides not far from Winchester on a farm and gave part of his time preaching in the new settlements then being made by immigration

Marriage: History of the Gentry Family in America 1679 - 1909 by Richard Gentry

his first cousin daughter of Moses Gentry and Lucy Sims

Migration: The Gentry Family in America 1676 to 1909 by David Gentry page 238

Migration: Rev. James Haggard married Betsie Gentry, his cousin, a daughter of Moses Gentry, a brother of his mother, and also settled in Kentucky.

Migration: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 44, 46-47.

Occupation: he Haggard Family of America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard page 22

Baptist Minister

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

Military: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He served as a Private with the Virginia Continental troops, enlisting from Albemarle County, VA in 1780 and 1781 in Capt. John Henderson's Co., Col. John Lindsey's Regiment.

Military: He received a pension from VA service and is listed on the IL Pension Roll, Sangamon County, 2 May 1833, age 77. His name is on the marker at the Old State Captiol in Springfield.

Land: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He was an early land owner in Sangamon County, having purchased 80 acres in Gardner Township, Section 22, 25 Nov 1831.

BURIAL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/mil-rw.htm

He is buried in Gardner Township, Sangamon County IL

James married Elizabeth (Betsy) GENTRY, daughter of Moses GENTRY III and Lucy SIMS . Elizabeth was born 1751 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Family: Bible" of Gentry genealogy, THE GENTRY FAMILY IN AMERICA, by Richard Gentry, 1909.

Marriage: The Gentry Family of America 1909 by Richard Gentry. Married her fist cousin

They had the following children:

102 M i. Nathaniel Sheepskin HAGGARD was born about 1780 in Albemarle Co, VA. He died in Winchester, Clark Co, KY.

Census: 1810 Census Clark County, Kentucky

Census: 1830 Census Clark County, Kentucky

Census: Ancestry.com pg 16

1850 Census Clark County, KY District 2

page 15

Nathaniel Haggard age 74 Farmer VA

Elizabeth age 70 VA

Census: 1860 Census Clark County, KY

Nathl. Haggard 81 farmer Va. Pg 129

Jas. M. Haggard 56 farmer Ky

Nancy Blyth 61 KY

Notes: Bush Settlement - Clark County

Notes: The foregoing taken from a chart made from surveys in court records of Clark County by S.J. Conkwright and S.H. Rutledge.

Census: Ancestry.com page 29

1850 Census Clark County page 15

Nathaniel Haggard age 74 M Farmer VA

Elizabeth age 70 F VA

103 M ii. Dabney HAGGARD was born about 1785 in Albemarle Co, VA.

Dabney married Lucy SIMPSON on 28 Aug 1807 in Boonesboro, Madison, KY. Lucy was born 1787 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died in Boonesboro, Madison, KY.

104 M iii. Harmon HAGGARD was born 13 Jul 1790 in Clark Co, Kentucky. He died 28 Aug 1874 in Springfield, Sangamon, IL.

Migration: Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 47, 48

He came to Christian County, Kentucky, with his father.

Harmon and his wife moved to Sangamon county, Illinois in 1828 and settled on a farm three miles west of Springfield, where they had born to them ten children. Only three are now living.

DEATH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48

died at age 84 years.

DEATH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48

died at age 48 years.

Harmon also married (2) Temperance Hattie RANDOLPH about 1840 in Springfield, Sangamon, IL.

105 F iv. Polly HAGGARD.

Polly married Archibald STEELE.

46. Jane HAGGARD (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 1 Jan 1759 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 1 Aug 1841 in Madison County, Kentucky.

Migration: Madison County,Kentucky

Family_Notes: Tje Gentry Family in American 1676 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 238

Jane married David GENTRY. David was born 11 Nov 1761 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Marriage: History of the Gentry Families in America 1676 - 1909 by Richard Gentry pg 64. Number 16

Married his first cousin

Deed: History of the Gentry Family in American by Richard Gentry page 64

Deed: He bought claims for Kentucky lands from speculators, before leaving Virginia and after settling on the lands and improving them during ten years' occupatio, he found that Brutus Clay claimed them, by virtue of a prior entry; and after much litigation he lost lands by decree of court.

They had the following children:

106 M i. Bright Berry GENTRY was born Sep 1784 in Virginia.

107 M ii. Pleasant GENTRY was born 19 Feb 1787 in Albemarle County, Virginia.

108 F iii. Elizabeth GENTRY was born 6 Jan 1788 in Louisa County, Virginia. She died 10 Sep 1846 in Dubuque County, Iowa.

Elizabeth married David HAGGARD, son of Rev William B. HAGGARD and Mary (Martha Ann) AKINS , on 12 Jan 1809 in MADISON, KY. David was born 30 Jun 1789 in Lancaster, Gerrard, Kentucky. He died 21 Dec 1865 in Pesota, Dubuque, Iowa.

109 F iv. Mary GENTRY was born 5 Mar 1790.

Mary married William HAGGARD, son of Rev William B. HAGGARD and Mary (Martha Ann) AKINS . William was born 5 Apr 1785. He died 18 Dec 1872.

110 F v. Onie GENTRY was born Aug 1792.

DEATH: The Gentry Family in America 1976 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 65

died unmarried

111 M vi. David GENTRY was born 27 Apr.

112 M vii. Richard GENTRY was born 4 Sep 1795.

113 M viii. Martin GENTRY was born 12 Nov 1798.

114 F ix. Jane GENTRY was born 7 Aug 1802. She died 1855.

DEATH: The Gentry Family in America 1976 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 65

died unmarried

115 F x. Winnie GENTRY was born 20 Feb 1805. She died 1887.

The Gentry Family in America 1976 to 1909 by Richard Gentry page 65

died unmarried

116 M xi. Bailey GENTRY was born 11 Mar 1807. He died 8 Sep 1852.

Bailey married (1) Lucinda KINDRED on 21 Apr 1835 in Madison County, Kentucky. Lucinda died 17 Dec 1859 in Richmond, Madison County, Ky.

Bailey also married (2) Margaret Jane WOLLERY, daughter of Issac WOLLERY and Franky WATSON .

Marriage: Widow of Harvey Reeves when she married Bailey Gentry

47. Bartlett HAGGARD (Twin) (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 4 Feb 1764 in Albemarle Co, VA. He died 18 May 1846 in Kentucky and was buried in Wheeler Haggard Farm Cem, Clark, KY.

Marriage: David Haggard and Bartlett Haggard married sisters

BIRTH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48. died at age 81.

Migration: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 48

In 1788, the moved to Clark County, Kentucky, and settled near Winchester.

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll

for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

BURIAL: 3 miles S of Winchester, Boonesborough Road, Wheeler Haggard Farm

Bartlett married Martha DAWSON, daughter of Rev Martin DAWSON . Martha was born 11 Nov 1764 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 7 Nov 1842 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky and was buried in Wheeler Haggard Farm Cem, Clark, KY.

They had the following children:

117 M i. Martin HAGGARD.

Martin married Elizabeth KANE.

118 M ii. Allen Dawson HAGGARD was born 13 Jul 1805 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky. He died 30 Mar 1840 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky.

119 F iii. Pleasant HAGGARD.

120 F iv. Elizabeth D. HAGGARD was born 1792 in Boonsboro, Madison, KY. She died 1838 in Christian, KY.

Elizabeth married Archibald STEELE on 26 Feb 1820 in Christian, KY.

48. David HAGGARD (Twin) (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 4 Feb 1764 in Albemarle County, Virginia. He died 1844 and was buried in Bloomington Cemetery, Bloomington, Illinois.

Family_Notes: 1792 they settled in Clark County, Kentucky, but in 1823 they removed to Trigg County, Kentucky, and in 1836 to Bloomington, Illinois.

Marriage: David Haggard and Bartlett Haggard married sisters.

Military: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 By David D. Haggard, Bloomington, Illinois, 1899, page 22.

Bartlett and David so resembled each other that but a few neighbors could distinguish one from the other. David was a private soldier in the Revolutionary War, and it is related of them that very often Bartlett would come to visit him in camp and they would quickly exchange clothing and David would go back home to make a visit, Bartlett would take his place and no one in his company or mess being the wiser. Later, they married sisters.

The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 49, 50

He enlisted at the age of 16 years in the Revolutionary army and was in service and on duty at Yorktown at the surrender of Lord Cornwallis to General Washington.

In his early life he followed the carpenter trade, and as he lived near President Thomas Jefferson, he was often employed to make additions or changes to his mansion at Monticello. Mr. Jefferson having been sent on a mission to France by this government, he fell in with some of their styles of architecture. On his return home he determined to make some racial changes in his mansion to conform to the French style. One of the changes consisted in putting in new front windows extending down to the floor, which he filled with large pains of French plate glass that he brought from Paris. Mr. Jefferson was very fond of the chase and for that purpose kept a find pack of hounds. While Mr. Haggard was working upon the house an incident occurred that calls to mind the fact that Mr. Jefferson had a brother living with him who was simple, or weak minded, which fact I believe is not generally known or is it anywhere recorded in history. This simple brother remonstrated against the long widows and finally said: "Why Tom, the dogs will run right through them."

Not long afterwards Mr. Jefferson's overseer came in from another farm followed by his dog, who took up his position on the veranda while his master sat in the front room talking with Mr. Jefferson. Pretty soon the hounds got scent of the strange dog and gave chase. In order to keep out of their way he ran around the house with the whole pack after him, and when several circuits had been made he espied his master sitting in the room and mad a lung through the glass with the hounds following close at his heels.

Migration: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 50, 51

In 1779, David Haggard Married Miss Nancy Dawson, a daughter of Martin Dawson, a noted Baptist devine. In 1792, the removed to Clark county, Kentucky, where they raised two sons and eight daughters.

In 1823 the removed to Trigg county, near the Cerulean Springs, and about twelve miles west of Hopkinsville and in 1836 to Bloomington, Ill., where he died at the age of 80 years.

He was an unusually active and energetic man and of high moral standing. He was constituent member and active agent in organizing the first Baptist church of Bloomington, Ill.

Although a solider of the Revolution and entitled to pension, he never applied for it. He is the only solider of American Revolution to be buried in Bloomington cemetery.

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll

for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

David married Nancy DAWSON, daughter of Rev Martin DAWSON .

They had the following children:

121 F i. Martha HAGGARD was born 1795 in Clark Co, Kentucky. She died 12 Feb 1871 in Covel, Illinois.

Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 81

In 1837 the removed to McDonugh county, Illinois, and later to McLean county. To them were born Dawson now of Boulder, Colorado.

Martha married (1) John ROUTT. John was born in Clark Co, Kentucky.

Notes: and they went to Illinois

Martha also married (2) Henry NEWTON on 1834.

122 F ii. Elizabeth HAGGARD was born 1791 in Albemarle Co, VA. She died 1833.

Migration: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 51

About 1816 they removed to Christian county, Kentucky and setttled eight miles west of Hopkinsville.

Elizabeth married John S LANDER on 1812.

Family_Notes: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 51

He was an energetic man and did an extensive farming and stock business.

123 M iii. David Dawson HAGGARD was born 1 Jun 1793 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky. He died 1829 in Trigg County, Kentucky.

History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899, By David D. Haggard, page55, 56

He was raised on a farm three miles south of Winchester and received a common school education.

On the 9th day of December, 1810, he united with the Providence Baptist church near Boonsborough. In June 1813, he was married to Charity Baldwin, youngest daughter of Samuel and Mary Baldwin, of Montgomery county, Kentucky. She died in Bloomington, Ill., March 3, 1849.

In 1818, he removed to Christian county, Kentucky, and later to Trigg county, where he died in September, 1829. He was a farmer and Baptist preacher, and had just returned from holding a series of meetings, when he was taken with malarial typhoid fever, which resulted in his death. He was a man of good ability and was highly respected by all who knew him; his advice and counsel were often sought by his neighbors in important matters. He was one of the most active agents in organizing the West Union Baptist church, referred to in another chapter. They were the parents of seven children

David married Charity BALDWIN, daughter of Samuel BALDWIN and Mrs Mary BALDWIN .

124 F iv. Sally HAGGARD was born 1803 in Clark Co, Kentucky. She died 1843 in Bloomington, Illinois.

Marriage: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 51

She came to Christian county to visit her siter, Betsy Lander, and her brother, Dawson Haggard, about the year 1819, and married Samuel Lander, and united with the West Union Baptist church by experience and baptism.

Migration: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 51

In 1835, they removed to Bloomington, Ill., and bought a large farm two miles west of Bloomington, where Mrs. Lander died in 1843

Sally married Samuel LANDER on 1821 in Christian Co., Kentucky.

DEATH: The Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 52

lived to the age of 93, and died a few years ago in Bloomington, Ill.

125 F v. Melivina HAGGARD was born 1805 in Clark Co, Kentucky.

Migration: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard, page 52

In 1835 removed to McLean county, Illinois, bought a farm three miles west of Bloomington.

Melivina married Ludwell E. RUCKER on 1830.

126 F vi. Cynthia HAGGARD was born 1808.

Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard, page 52

They removed to Baxter Springs, Kansas

Cynthia married Isham BABITT.

127 F vii. Mahalla HAGGARD.

Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard, page 52

They lived for years on a farm in Trigg county, Kentucky. In 1834, they removed to Smith county, Mississippi.

Mahalla married James H MCCAUGHAN on 1828.

128 F viii. Lousea HAGGARD (Twin) was born 1813 in Clark Co, Kentucky.

Lousea married William S BLAKELY about 1830.

129 F ix. Louisa HAGGARD (Twin) was born 1813 in Clark Co, Kentucky. She died 1838.

Family_Notes: History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David Haggard, page 55

They lived in Cadiz, Ky., until 1835, when they removed to Bloomington, Ill.

Louisa married William G. THOMPSON on 1832.

130 F x. Nancy HAGGARD was born 21 May 1818 in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky.

49. Nathainel HAGGARD Jr (Elizabeth GENTRY, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born about 1765 in Albemarle Co, VA. There were other parents.

History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 85

About 1788 came with his father's family to Clark County, Kentucky. H was married to Elizabeth Hayes. They had four sons and three daughters as follows: Martin, William, John, David, Polly, Nancy and Eliza.

Tax_Rolls: This information was copied from a book in the Clark County Library

1792 Tax Roll

for Clark County Kentucky

List Bartlett Haggard, David Haggard, James Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Nathaniel Haggard, Jr

Nathainel married Elizabeth HAYES.

They had the following children:

131 M i. Martin HAGGARD.

132 M ii. William HAGGARD.

133 M iii. John HAGGARD.

134 M iv. David HAGGARD.

135 F v. Polly HAGGARD.

Polly married Spencer HOLLOWAY.

136 F vi. Nancy HAGGARD.

Nancy married James HANSON.

137 F vii. Eliza HAGGARD died in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky.

History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 85

They lived and died on a farm eight miles south of Winchester, Kentucky. Her age 71 years 6 months

Eliza married Dennis DOYLE on 28 Aug 1828. Dennis died in Winchester, Clark Co, Kentucky.

History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899 by David D. Haggard, page 85

They lived and died on a farm eight miles south of Winchester,

his age 73 years 11 months

76. Martin GENTRY III (Martin GENTRY III, Nicholas, Nicholas) was born 20 Dec 1789.

He had the following children:

138 M i. James GENTRY III died about 1766.

139 M ii. John GENTRY III.

Migration: settled in Kentucky

John married (1) Pollie GENTRY, daughter of Martin GENTRY III and Mary TIMBERLAKE . Pollie was born 2 Apr 1781.

John also married (2) Polly GENTRY , daughter of Moses GENTRY III and Lucy SIMS .

140 M iii. William GENTRY III.

141 M iv. David GENTRY.

142 M v. Joseph GENTRY III.

Index

(---)

Elizabeth () Page 6

(---)

(---) () Page 14

ADAMS

Patsy (43S) Page 30

AKINS

Mary (Martha Ann) ( - b.1755) Page 36

AUSTIN

Elizabeth ? (11S) Page 18

BABITT

Isham (48S) Page 42

BAILEY

Thomas (7S - m.1780) Page 13

BALDWIN

Charity (48S) Page 41

Mrs Mary () Page 41

Samuel () Page 41

BENAJAH (BROWN)

Jane (3S - b.1705) Page 6

BLACK

Marrianne (12S) Page 19

BLAKELY

William S (48S - m.1830) Page 43

BLYTHE

Maj James (90 - b.1791) Page 28

Polly (91) Page 28

Sally (92) Page 28

William (28S - b.1776) Page 28

BLYTHE SR

William () Page 28

BROOKS

Mary (3S - m.1720) Page 6

Richard () Page 6

BRUCE

Benjamin * ( - b.1751) Page 25, Page 34

Elizabeth Watts (21S - b.1780) Page 25

Elizabeth Watts (45S - b.1780) Page 34

BURRIS

Jane () Page 30

BURRUS

Jane () Page 30

BUSH

Ambrose ( - d.1748) Page 27

Jeremiah (25S - b.1789) Page 27

CAIN

John (28S) Page 28

Minnie (93) Page 28

CORNELIUS

Lucy (1S - m.1690) Page 2

CROSS

John (28S) Page 28

DAWSON

Martha (47S - b.1764) Page 38

Nancy (48S) Page 40

Rev Martin () Page 38, Page 40

DICKENS

Sarah (7S) Page 13

DOYLE

Dennis (49S - m.1828) Page 44

ESTES

Mary (6S - m.1758) Page 12

Reuben () Page 12

FULTURE

(---) (11S) Page 19

GENTRY

Bailey (116 - b.1807) Page 37

Bartlett (52) Page 18

Bartlett (70 - b.1770) Page 20

Benajah Brooks (41 - b.1786) Page 14

Benajah III (11 - b.1733) Page 7, Page 18

Betsie (68 - b.1766) Page 20

Blackston (34 - b.1763) Page 13

Bright Berry (106 - b.1784) Page 35

Charles (50) Page 18

Christy (85 - b.1790) Page 27

David (111) Page 36

David (141) Page 45

David (26 - b.1761) Page 12

David (46S - b.1761) Page 35

David (83 - b.1787) Page 27

David III (6 - b.1724) Page 6, Page 12

Elizabeth (108 - b.1788) Page 36

Elizabeth (2 - a.1689) Page 2

Elizabeth (54) Page 18

Elizabeth (9 - b.1731) Page 7, Page 14

Elizabeth (Betsy) (21 - b.1751) Page 11, Page 22

Elizabeth (Betsy) (45S - b.1751) Page 32

Elizabeth ( - b.1731) Page 22

Fannie (59) Page 18

Henry (35 - b.1754) Page 13

James (86 - b.1792) Page 27

James III (138 - d.1766) Page 45

Jane (114 - b.1802) Page 36

Jane (64) Page 19

Jesse (51) Page 18

Joel (75 - b.1787) Page 21

John (60) Page 19

John III (139) Page 45

John III (13S) Page 21

John III (5S) Page 11

Joseph III (142) Page 45

Joseph McCord (87 - b.1794) Page 27

Josiah (69 - b.1768) Page 20

Katy (63) Page 19

Mabel (4 - a.1702) Page 2

Martin (113 - b.1798) Page 36

Martin (53) Page 18

Mary (109 - b.1790) Page 36

Mary (56) Page 18

Mary (57) Page 18

Moses III (5 - b.1722) Page 6, Page 8

Moses III ( - b.1722) Page 32, Page 45

Mrs. (---) (7S) Page 12

Nancy (77 - b.1783) Page 21

Nancy (88 - b.1795) Page 27

Nathan (12 - b.1741) Page 7, Page 19

Nicholas III (7 - b.1726) Page 6, Page 12

Nicholas II (3 - a.1697) Page 2, Page 3

Nicholas I (1 - m.1690) Page 1

Onie (110 - b.1792) Page 36

Onie (28 - b.1770) Page 12, Page 27

Patrick (66 - d.1820) Page 19

Patsie (71 - b.1772) Page 20

Pleasant (107 - b.1787) Page 36

Pollie (74 - b.1781) Page 20

Pollie (76S - b.1781) Page 45

Richard (112 - b.1795) Page 36

Richard (84 - b.1788) Page 27

Robert (58) Page 18

Robert III (10 - b.1726) Page 7, Page 17

Rueben Estes (82 - b.1785) Page 26

Sarah (55) Page 18

Sarah (65) Page 19

Stukey (73 - b.1776) Page 20

Thomas (62) Page 19

William (61) Page 19

William III (140) Page 45

Winfred (27) Page 12

Winnie (115 - b.1805) Page 37

Wyat (67 - b.1781) Page 19

GENTRY

Davd (29 - b.1754) Page 12

James Richard (38 - b.1779) Page 13

Jane (22) Page 11

Joanna (23) Page 11

John (31 - b.1758) Page 12

Martin (32 - b.1760) Page 12

Mary (8) Page 6

Nancy (33 - m.1780) Page 13

Nicholas (30 - b.1756) Page 12

Polly (24) Page 11

Polly (76S) Page 45

Richard (72 - b.1774) Page 20

Robert (Bobbie) (40 - b.1784) Page 13

Sarah Perinne (39 - b.1781) Page 13

Wesley (37) Page 13

Zachariah (36) Page 13

GENTRY III

Martin (13 - b.1747) Page 7, Page 19

Martin (76 - b.1789) Page 21, Page 45

Martin ( - b.1747) Page 45

Martin ( - b.1789) Page 11, Page 21

GENTRY IV

Benajah (17 - b.1780) Page 11

Clayborne (18 - b.1775) Page 11

David (20 - d.1839) Page 11

John P (16) Page 11

Moses (15) Page 10

Nicholas (19) Page 11

Richard (25 - b.1763) Page 12, Page 26

GENTRY IV

James (14 - b.1767) Page 10

HAGGARD

Allen Dawson (118 - b.1805) Page 38

Bartlett (Twin) (47 - b.1764) Page 17, Page 37

Cynthia (126 - b.1808) Page 42

Dabney (103 - b.1785) Page 34

Dabney (79 - b.1785) Page 25

David (134) Page 44

David (46S - b.1789) Page 36

David Dawson (123 - b.1793) Page 41

David Twyman (101 - b.1796) Page 30

David (Twin) (48 - b.1764) Page 17, Page 38

Elizabeth (122 - b.1791) Page 40

Elizabeth (42 - b.1752) Page 16

Elizabeth Betsy (96 - b.1784) Page 29

Elizabeth D. (120 - b.1792) Page 38

Eliza (137 - m.1828) Page 44

Harmon (104 - b.1790) Page 34

Harmon (80 - b.1790) Page 25

James * () Page 14

Jane (46 - b.1759) Page 17, Page 35

John (133) Page 44

John (43 - b.1754) Page 17, Page 29

John Jr (100 - b.1794) Page 30

Louisa (Twin) (129 - b.1813) Page 43

Lousea (Twin) (128 - b.1813) Page 43

Mahalla (127 - m.1828) Page 42

Martha (121 - b.1795) Page 40

Martin (117) Page 38

Martin (131) Page 44

Mary (44 - b.1757) Page 17

Mary (Polly) (99 - b.1792) Page 30

Melivina (125 - b.1805) Page 42

Nancy (130 - b.1818) Page 43

Nancy (136) Page 44

Nancy (98 - b.1790) Page 30

Nathainel Jr (49 - b.1765) Page 17, Page 43

Nathaniel (9S - b.1723) Page 14

Nathaniel ( - b.1723) Page 22

Nathaniel Sheepskin (102 - b.1780) Page 33

Nathaniel Sheepskin (78 - b.1780) Page 24

Pleasant (119) Page 38

Pleasant (94 - b.1777) Page 29

Polly (105) Page 35

Polly (135) Page 44

Polly (81) Page 26

Rev James (21S - b.1759) Page 22

Rev James (45 - b.1759) Page 17, Page 30

Rev Martin (97 - b.1789) Page 30

Rev William B. ( - b.1753) Page 36

Sally (124 - b.1803) Page 41

Sally (95 - b.1779) Page 29

William (132) Page 44

William (46S - b.1785) Page 36

HALL

Pina (7S - m.1804) Page 13

HAMPTON

Jesse (43S) Page 29

Sally (43S) Page 30

HANSON

James (49S) Page 44

HARDIN

<unknown> (11S) Page 19

HARRIS

Christopher () Page 26

Jane (25S - b.1763) Page 26

HAYES

Elizabeth (49S) Page 44

HINSON

Mr (3S) Page 6

HOLLOWAY

Spencer (49S) Page 44

JONES

Ann (11S) Page 19

Humphrey (13S) Page 20

JOYNER

Judith (10S) Page 18

Phillip () Page 18

KANE

Elizabeth (47S) Page 38

KENOTE

Henry (28S) Page 28

KINDRED

Lucinda (46S - m.1835) Page 37

Ned (9S) Page 17

LANDER

John S (48S - m.1812) Page 40

Samuel (48S - m.1821) Page 42

LYONS

Miss (5S) Page 10

MARTIN

David (89) Page 28

William (28S - b.1789) Page 28

William (6S) Page 12

MAUPIN

Daniel (13S) Page 20

MAXWELL

James (5S) Page 11

MCCAUGHAN

James H (48S - m.1828) Page 43

NEWTON

Henry (48S - m.1834) Page 40

OSBORNE

Mary () Page 28

QUISENBERRY

James () Page 30

Mouring (43S - b.1795) Page 30

Rev James ( - b.1759) Page 30

QUISENESBERRY

Joel (43S - b.1784) Page 30

RANDOLPH

Temperance Hattie (21S - m.1840) Page 26

Temperance Hattie (45S - m.1840) Page 35

REED

David (43S) Page 30

ROBERTSON

Phillip (28S) Page 28

ROUTT

John (48S) Page 40

RUCKER

Ludwell E. (48S - m.1830) Page 42

SHEPARD

Mary Jane (43S - b.1759) Page 29

SIMPSON

Lucy (21S - b.1787) Page 25

Lucy (45S - b.1787) Page 34

SIMS

Lucy (5S - b.1746) Page 10

Lucy ( - b.1746) Page 32, Page 45

SMITH

James (7S - m.1799) Page 13

STEELE

Archibald (21S - m.1820) Page 26

Archibald (45S - m.1820) Page 35

Archibald (47S - m.1820) Page 38

Archy () Page 26, Page 34

Mrs. Betsy () Page 26, Page 34

Sally Bartlett (21S - b.1804) Page 26

Sally Bartlett (45S - b.1804) Page 34

THOMPSON

William G. (48S - m.1832) Page 43

TIMBERLAKE

Mary (13S - b.1748) Page 20

Mary ( - b.1748) Page 45

Philip () Page 20

TWYMAN

Ruth () Page 29

WATSON

Franky () Page 37

WATTS

David ( - b.1774) Page 29

Elizabeth (43S - b.1787) Page 29

Mildred (Milly) ( - b.1753) Page 25, Page 34

WHITE

Elizabeth (25S) Page 27

WINN

Minor (43S) Page 30

WOLLERY

Issac () Page 37

Margaret Jane (46S) Page 37