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Nancy Gibbson was born. She and William Kincaid were married on 23 April 1816 in Hawkins County, Tennessee. She died.

Her married name was Nancy Kincaid.

Hobson ("Kinkead") Kincaid was born on 24 November 1763 in Augusta, Albemarle, Virginia. He and Sarah McClure were married on 12 September 1782 in Washington County, Virginia. He died in 1850, at age ~87, in Franklin County, Tennessee.

Hobson Kincaid
Sex: M
Birth: 24 NOV 1763 in Augusta,Albemarle, Virginia
Death: 1850 in Franklin, TN
Reference Number: 390



Father: John Kincaid b: 14 SEP 1736 in Bath, VA, USA
Mother: Elizabeth Hamilton b: 1 APR 1736 in VA, USA

Marriage 1 Sarah McClure b: ABT 1765 in KY

Children

Has Children Joseph Kincaid b: ABT 1794 in Barren, KY. I found these records for Hopson Kincade on the Barren County message
board at Ancestry.com. They were transcribed and posted by Kentucky
genealogist Sandi Gorin.
>
> Date posted by Sandi Gorin: 10 Nov 2001
> From: Hopson Kincade/Kinkaid
> To: John Stephens
> Date: 1799
> Type: Land on Sinking Branch, waters of Skaggs Beaver Creek above the
Sulphur Lick.
> Barren Co, KY Deed Book CX, p. 136
>
> Date posted by Sandi Gorin: 31 Dec 1998
> From: Hopson Kinkaid and wife Sarah
> To: John Stephens
> Type: Land on Skaggs Creek
> Names Cited: Wm. Sumner, Wm. McMurty, Joseph R. Underwood
> Source: Barren Co KY Deed Book A, p. 409
>
> Date posted by Sandi Gorin: 10 Nov 2001
> From: Hopson Kincade/Kinkaid
> To: John Stephens
> Type: Land
> Names Cited: Wm McMurtrie, Joseph R. Underwood, Geo. Rogers
> Barren Co KY Deed Book C, p. 135
>
> Date posted by Sandi Gorin: 05 Nov 2000
> From: Wm. McMurtry and wife Sarey of Jackson Co TN
> To: Jas McMurtry of Barren Co
> Date: Not dated
> Type: Land on East Fork of Big Barren River
> Names Cited: Geo Bushong
> Witnesses: John Summers, Hopson Kinkade, Andrew Watts
> (Source not given by Sandi Gorin)
>
> Could this last entry indicate that Hopson Kinkade, a witness to this
transaction, had by then moved to Jackson County, TN, perhaps along with Wm.
McMurtry? Barb, there may be a mistake here where you state that "William McMurray who
married Hopson's daughter Sarah". From the information I have gathered I
found that Sallie (Sarah) Kinkead, daughter of John Kinkead / Elizabeth
Logan and sister to Hobson/Hopson Kinkead married a Samuel McMurray. One of
their children was named William McMurray. Sallie was born in Virginia and
Samuel was born in Buchanan's Station, Davidson County Tennessee.

My information for the above was gleaned from a McMurray posting to the
Kincaid-L and from the McMurray website.

27th day of May 1793. On motion of Sarah (Sallie) McMurry & John Kincaid,
who made oath & together with Hopson Kincaid & Robert Dougherty, their
securities, entered into and acknowledged their bond in sum of lbs300
conditioned as the law directs. Certificate is granted for them to obtain
letters of Administration of the estate of Samuel McMurry, deceased in due
form.


28th day of May 1793. Hobson and John Kincaid are involved as a witness with
the Estate of Samuel McMurry, (Brother-in-law that married sister Sallie)
Book 1, Page 17.



From my own information that I have collected over the years I find that I
have noted "Hobson married Sarah McClure in Virginia - 1782". She being the
daughter of Halbert McClure and Alice Young. (from the McClure Family
Website). Again from my notes "First male child (William) born to Hobson
Kinkead and Sarah McClure - 1785 - Mercer County Kentucky". "Second male
child (Joseph) born to Hobson Kinkead and Sarah McClure - 1794 - Clark
County Kentucky". "First female child (name unknown) born to Hobson Kinkead
and Sarah McClure - 1794 to 1804 - Clark County Kentucky". "Third male
child (James) born to Hobson Kinkead and Sarah McClure - 1800 to 1804 -
Clark County Kentucky". "Second and third female children (names unknown)
born to Hobson Kinkead and Sarah McClure - 1804 to 1810 in Barren County
Kentucky".

Here is an interesting side to this though, I also see that their last known
(known to me) child was named Simon Simpson McMurray and he was born during
the year 1796. Simon Simpson McMurray was married to Jane Clark whom was
born in Clark(e) Co. Kentucky during the year 1796.
Then there is this record: Hobson and Sarah (HIS wife) of Clark Co. Kentucky
sells 110 acres to James Clark. Deed Book 3, page 531.

Also I believe that the name "Hopson" was like a nick name because the
family surname was correctly spelled as HOBSON. I realize too that there
wasn't any spelling standards in those days.

NOTE: Hobson/Hopson Kinkead and Joseph Kinkead found on the 1820 Franklin
County Tennessee Census, living next door to each other.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Barbara Van Hout"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 10:33 AM
Subject: [KINCAID] Hopson Kincade records in Barren Co, KY


| These are records for Hopson Kinkead in Barren Co, KY. The time frame is
1799-1810. (Records are not posted here in order of time, but rather as I
found them and copied them to this e-mail.)
|
| Notice a John Kincade in 1804, 1807, and 1808. He was a chain carrier,
marking off the boundary of the land. This appears to be Hopson's son. Also
I think that the Wm Murtry with wife Sarah in the following records is the
William McMurray who married Hopson's daughter Sarah. They lived next to
each other in Barren County. There is a connection with Jackson County, TN
shown here too. Need to look at records in that county.
| ------------------------------
|
| Barren Co, KY: March & April 1801 land deeds entered.
|
| John NEVILL - 100. Frances LATTIMORE - 200. John YATES - 200. Saml YATES -
200. John KIRTLEY - 400. Ezekiel SHIRLEY - 100. Saml MARRS - 400. John
WATKINS - 200. Richd. GARNETT - 200. Alexander McKAY - 40. Wm SMITH - 200.
Hugh SMITH - 125. Jobe JENKINS - 80. Michael SIMPSON - 300. Thomas JONES -
100. Jessee JONES - 300. Thomas CURT [sic] - 200. Christopher HOWARD - 200.
Michael HARLOW - 200. Wm SUMMERS - 200. Hopson KINCADE - 130. Wm SMITH -100.
Charles DEMINT? - 200. Jas H RICE - 200. Robt STOCKTON Sr400. John
Montgomery CARRICK - 200. Moses CARRICK - 200. Thomas ROWSY - 400. William
HARRIS - 200. Francis HARRIS - 200. Wm SPEAKMAN - 300. James TOMLINSON -
| 200. Joseph WILSON - 100. Robert TRUE - 180. Solomon DICKERSON - 400.
James EDGAR - 200. Joseph GIST - 200. Jacob GRIDER - 116. Elenor
KIRKPATRICK - 150.Kinsey TUDDER -97. David HARDEN - 100
|
| -------------------------------------
| January Court, 1810:
| John STEPHENS appt surveyor of road from Hopson KINCADE's old place to
Moses DOOLEY's old place instead of John KINCADE.
| --------------------------------------------
|
| April 1808 session:
| Hopson KINCAIDE made petition and it is ordered that William JACKSON,James
GLEN, Wm JACKSON Jr and Zachariah BUTTON (or any 3) view the best way for a
road from KINCADE's house to the Burkesville Road near John LEWIS' old
place, and make report.
|
| -------------------------------------
|
| KINCADE, Hopson, 2 Nov 1804, Cert 22, Skeggs Creek. Same, 18 Oct 1807,
Cert 880, Skeggs Creek.
|
| -----------------------------------------------
|
| January Court 1806.
| Land entries:
| Thomas MEGINES (100 acres), James WHITE (100), Robert GALLOWAY (100),
Wiliam HARDWICK (100), James BROWN (250), William CHAPMAN (100), Thomas
AKERS (250), William BUSH (125), William SMITH (400), Wm MOORE (400), Alex.
| JOHNSON (100), William MANSFIELD (100), Woodson ROUNDTREE (250), John BIRD
(50), Henry HAILEY (400), James McCLAIN (100), Goodiff SAML. (150) Thomas
RENICK (200), Malan HALL (400), Jesse STALSWORTH (100), Abraham VOORIS
(100), Zephiniah BELL (400), Robert GILLESPIE (60), John REECE (100), John
BIBEE (200), Joseph DENNIS (200), James RENNICK (200), William LOGAN (400),
Hopson KINCADE (200), John SCOTT 137), Burrel TEMPLE (200).
|
| -------------------------------------------------
| Barren County survey of Skaggs/Skeggs Creek area:
| 1807 William McMURTRY. "head of the creek". Wm McMURTRY Sr and Hopson
KINCADE line.
| 1807 William JACKSON. Robert HAMILTON sold to William SUMMERS who sold
to Jackson. McMURTRY's line. John KINCADE and Thos BARTLEY, c. carriers.
|
| 1807 Hopson KINCADE - adjoined land he already owned. Jesse DAVIS and
GATES line, Wm McMURTRY's line.
|
| 1804 Hopson KINCADE. Wm SUMMERS and Wm McMURTRY lines, Jessie TERRY and
John KINCADE, cc.
| -------------------------------
| Barren County,1807:
|
| George BUSHONG same for a road from the
| state line near Daniel BROWNINGS to Adair Co. Began at John GEE's branch
to Hopson KINCADES. Bat. WOODS to assist.
| ------------------------------
|
| From: Hopson Kincade/Kinkaid
| To: John Stephens
| Date: 1808
| Type: Land.
| Names Cited: Wm McMurtrie, Joseph R Underwood, Geo. Rogers.
|
| Barren Co KY Deed Book C, p. 135
| ----------------------------------------------------
|
| From: Hopson Kincade/Kinkaid
| To: John Stephens
| Date: 1799
| Type: Land on Sinking Branch, waters of Skaggs Beaver Creek above the
Sulphur Lick.
|
| Barren Co KY Deed Book CX, p. 136.
| ---------------------------------
|
| From: Wm McMurtrey of Jackson Co TN
| To: Claborn Boles
| Date: 1812
| Type: Land on Skaggs Creek
| Names Cited: Hopson Kincaid
|
| Barren Co KY Deed Book C, p. 301
| ----------------------------------------
|
| From: Wm. McMurtry and wife Sarey of Jackson Co TN
| To: Jas McMurtry of Barren Co
| Date: Not dated
| Type: Land on East Fork of Big Barren River
| Names Cited: Geo Bushong
| Witnesses: John Summers, Hopson Kinkade, Andrew Watts
| -----------------------------------------
|
|
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| Search the Kincaid list message archive at:
| http://archiver.rootsweb.com/KINCAID-L/
|. HOBSON KINCAID’S MARRIAGE TO SARAH MCCLURE



Following is an excerpt from the “Life and Times of General Samuel Dale, The
Mississippi Partisan. By J.F.H. Claiborne, Illustrated by John McLenan. New
York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, and Frankin Square 1860.



“For several months after this we were not troubled, and my brother and
myself were boarded about ten miles off, at Halbert McClure’s, to go to
school. Returning one morning from a visit home, we fell in with old Mr.
Bush, of Castlewood Fort, who informed us that he saw Shawnee “signs” about,
and that we must go back to Glade Hollow and give the alarm.



Unfortunately, father had left the day before for the salt works on Holston
River, and mother and the children were alone. About nine at night we saw
two Indians approaching. Mother immediately threw a bucket of water on the
fire to prevent them from seeing us, made us lie on the floor, bolted and
barred the door, and posted herself there with an axe and rifle. We never
knew why they desisted from an attack, or how father escaped, who rode up
three hours afterward.



“In two or three days all of us set out for Clinch Mountain, to the wedding
of Hoppy (Hobson) Kincaid, a clever young fellow from Holston, and Sally
McClure, a fine, bouncing girl of seventeen, modest and pretty, yet fearless
and free. We knew the Shawnees were about, that our fort and household
effects must be left unguarded, and might probably be destroyed. That we
incurred the risk of a fight or an ambuscade, capture, and even death on the
route; but in those days, in that wild country, folks did not calculate
consequences closely, and the temptation to a frolic – a wedding, a feast,
and a dance till daylight, and often for several days together was not to be
resisted, and off we went.



“In half an hour we fell in with Captain Barnett and twenty men from
Holston, who warned us that Indians were about, and that he was scouting for
them. Father, ever eager for a fight, joined this company, and we trudged on
to Clinch Mountain. Instead of the bridal party, the well-spread table, the
ringing laughter, and the sounding feet of buxom dancers, we found a pile of
ashes and six or seven ghastly corpses, tomahawked and scalped.



Poor Hardy McClure was dead; several others lay around. One daughter was
still breathing but soon expired. Mrs. McClure, her infant, and three other
children, including Sally, the intended bride, had been carried off by the
savages. They soon tore the poor infant from its mother’s arms, and killed
and scalped it, that she might travel faster. While they were scalping this
child, Peggy McClure, a girl of twelve years old, perceived a sinkhole
immediately at her feet, and dropped silently into it. It communicated with
a ravine, down which she ran, and brought the news into the settlements. The
Indians were too apprehensive of pursuit to search for her. The same night,
Sally, who had been tied and forced to lie down between two warriors,
contrived to loosen her thongs and make her escape. She struck for the
canebrake, then for the river, and, to conceal her trail, resolved to
descend it. It was deep wading, and the current so rapid she had to fill her
petticoat with gravel to steady herself.



She soon, however, recovered confidence, returned to shore, and finally
reached the still smoking homestead about dark next evening. A few
neighbors, well armed, had just buried the dead. Kincaid was among them. The
last prayer had been said when the orphan girl stood before them, and was
soon in the arms of her lover. Resolved to leave no more to chance, at his
entreaty and by the advice of all, the weeping girl gave her consent, and by
the grave of the household and near the ruined dwelling they were
immediately married. Actually, when it stated that Kincaid was among them, the story was
reflecting that Hobson ("Hoppy") Kincaid was there because of his future
wife. She was lucky enough to have escaped from the Shawnee only to find
that her entire family had been murdered. Hobson and Sarah ("Sally")
McClure were married then and there.

I don't know how much of the story has been misconstrued over the years
because Sarah's mother, Alice McClure didn't pass away until the year 1829.
This event supposedly took place during the 1780's. There are several
versions of the event as they were all posted on the McClure web site at one
time or another.

Amon Kincaid. "This is just a reminder of Hobson's family.
Bible record from Kentucky Ancestors, page 201, vol 6.

John Kinkead was born in the year of our Lord God, Sept. 14, 1736

Elisabeth his wife was born April the first, 1735, and they were married
April the 21st in the year of our Lord 1756.

David Kinkead, son of John and Elisabeth, was born July 7th 1757
Bethiah Kinkead was born June 20, 1759
Robert Kinkead was born the 24? 1761
Hobson Kinkead was born November 24th 1763
Sallie Kinkead was born Dec 29th 1765
Joseph Kinkead was born Feb 11th 1774
James Kinkead was born Nov. 23 1777

Bible also includes McMurry. Sallie Kinkead married Samuel McMurry.

28 May 1793 Hopson and John Kinkead are involved as witnesses with the
estate of Samuel McMurry."

I have more information from the RW pension application of Robert Kinkead,
b. 1761, and also the son of John Kinkead/Elizabeth Logan. Robert said that
he was at Elk Garden in 1776 in Capt. John Kingcade's Company under Col. A.
Campbell---and he was young, only 15 years old. At the KYBARREN list at rootsweb.com are more records that name Hopson Kincade and there appear to be possibly two Joseph Kincade/Kincaids, as well as a John Kincade and a Wm Kinkade.

Date submitted by Sandi Gorin: 27 Mar 2000

Skaggs Creek area:
1807 William McMurtry. "head of the creek". Wm McMurtry Sr. and Hopson Kincade line.

1807 William Jackson. Robert Hamilton sold to William Summers who sold to Jackson. McMurtry's line. John Kincade and Thos Bartley, c. carriers. (chain carriers)

1807 Hopson Kincade - adjoined land he already owned. Jesse Davis and Gates line, Wm McMurtry's line.

Date submitted by Sandi Gorin to Barren Co, KY list at rootsweb: 20 Mar 2000

1804 Hopson Kincade, Wm Summers and Wm McMurtry lines, Jessie Terry and John Kincade, cc. (chain carriers)

Date submitted by Sandi Gorin: 08 May 2000
Barren County Surveys continued,
East Fork Big Barren River:
1800 James Welch survey. Joseph Kinkade's line. Jo. Martin and Jo. Kinkade, c. carriers.

1800 Joseph Martin survey. Joseph Hackler & Wm Kinkade, c. carriers.

1800 - Joseph Kincade - no details.

There was a Joseph Kincade in Barren Co, KY at this time whose wife was Elizabeth Downing, daughter of Benjamin Downing. This family moved later to Crawford Co, Indiana. BARREN COUNTY LAND GRANTS
Last Name, First Name Acres Book Survey Date Property Location

Kincade Hopson 130 4 11- 2-1804 Skeggs Creek
Kincade Hopson 70 4 10-18-1807 Skeggs Creek
http://www.rootsweb.com/~kybarren/landgrants/landK.html

1810 Barren Co, KY Head of Household

Jos Kincade
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/barren/census/cens1810.txt. A record of David Stewart, minister, in Crawford County, IN. It
says that he started a church with two Kinkaid brothers. Looks as if the
David Stewart of the Old Union church in Monroe County, KY also moved and
joined the Kinkaids in Indiana.

"David STEWART, a minister, bought the farm from the Government in April,
1833. He assisted two Kinkaid brothers to establish the first Christian
church in the county. This church was organized in October, 1819, in a
little log house on Dog Creek, and initially had thirteen members."
http://home.att.net/~Local_History/Crawford-Co-IN.htm#Liberty_Twp

The Joseph Kinkead who was the son of John Kinkead/Elizabeth Logan and
younger brother of Hobson was born in February 1774. Do you know the birth
year of your Joseph/Elizabeth's first child?

In the 1792 Clark County, KY Tax list, there is a Hopson Kendred, Andrew
Kincaid, David Kincaid, Joseph Kincaid. Also there is a James Downing and
a
Samuel Downing. Under the Stewart name is a David Stewart and David
Stewart, Jr. I have noticed a pattern of migration of families from Clark
County to Barren County, KY.

The above Hopson, David, and Joseph are probably brothers. I don't know
what family Andrew belongs to.
www.rootsweb.com/~kyclark/1792tax.html. John STEPHENS appt surveyor of road from Hopson KINCADE's old place to
Moses DOOLEY's old place instead of John KINCADE

Here are the neighbors of Joseph Kincaid on the East Fork of the Big Barren River:

East Fork Big Barren River:

1799 Wm GILL Sr. Wm GILL Jr & Thos MIDDLETON, chain carriers.
1799 Absolom WOOD - no data.
1799 John ARBUCKLE survey. E M COVINGTON & David ARBUCKLE
chain carriers.
1799 John WOOD survey. Nathan and Carter WOOD, c. carriers.
1800 James WELCH survey. Joseph KINKADE's line. Jo. MARTIN
and Jo. KINKADE, c. carriers.
1800 Joseph MARTIN survey. Joseph HACKLER & Wm KINKADE,
c. carriers.
1800 Joseph KINCADE - no details.
1800 Sam'l DOWNING. Wm DOWNING & Wm HICKLIN, c carriers.
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In-laws of Joseph/Elizabeth : Sylvester Hall and Nathan Procter
Mar. 30,1818. Between Sylvester HALL of Allen County Kentucky ...and Nathan PROCTER of the county of Barron (sic) and state aforesaid...$120...sell...unto the said Nathan PROCTER...parcel of land...being in the county of Allen on Lick Creek containing 40 acres...Signed: Sylvester HALL, Ann HALL Wit: Benjamin HALL, Lawrence HALL... Ann HALL wife to the said Sylvester...relinquished all her right to dower to the within bargained premises...Signed: D. WALKER Jr. clk pg 273-4. Children of Hopson Kincaid and Sarah McClure:
1. Kincaid William, b. 1785, , Mercer, KY
2. Kincaid Joseph, b. Abt 1794, ,Clark, KY
3. Kincaid ?, b. Between 1794 and 1804
4. Kincaid James, b. Between 1800 and 1804, , Clark, KY
5. Kincaid ?, b. Between 1804 and 1810
6. Kincaid ?, b. Between 1804 and 1810. Name: Hobson "Hoppy" Kincaid
Surname: Kincaid
Given Name: Hobson "Hoppy"
Sex: M
Birth: 24 Nov 1763 in , Albemarle Co., Virginia
Death: AFT 1850 in , Franklin Co., Tennessee
Reference Number: DA1b 1255

Note:

! (1) "The Kentucky Land Grants," by Willard Rouse Jillson (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1971) p.347, Grants South of Green River. Cites: (a) Book 4, p.496-497, 499.
(2) Sue Liedke, Newport, OR. E-mail: [email protected] (2002). Cites: (a) The McMurry family Bible, "Kentucky Ancestors," Vol. 6, No. 4, p.201-202.
(3) Barbara Van Hout. E-mail: [email protected] (2010). Cites: (a) Barren Co., KY Survey of Skaggs/Skeggs Creek area. (b) Barren Co., KY Deed Bk CX, p.136. (c) Barren Co., KY Deed Bk C, p.301.
(4) Debra Griggs. E-mail: [email protected] (2010). Cites: (a) Barren Co., KY Bk 4, p.497.
(5) "Ancestors and Friends," by Leslie McConachie (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, lesliesc database, 3 Apr 2010). Cites: (a) 1788 Tax List, Fayette Co., KY (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/ky-footsteps/1997/v01-036.txt). (b) KY Land Grant, Bk 4, p.496. (c) Barren Co., KY Deed Bk A, p.407 (or 409). (d) 1820 census, Franklin Co., TN, p.74. (e) Amon Kincaid, citing Clark Co., KY Deed Bk 3, p.581; Barren Co., KY Bk 4, p.497, 499. (f) Robert Green, citing "The 1787 Census of Virginia"; 1790 census, Fayette Co., KY; KY Deed Bk 1, p.43; Clark Co., KY Order Bk 1, p.6; Estate Bk 1, p.17; Clark Co., KY, Deed Bk 1, p.464; KY Land Grant Bk 4, p.496-497, 499; Clark Co., KY Deed Bk 3, p.581; Clark Co., KY Deed Bk 5, p.428; 1830 census, Jackson Co., AL; 1850 census, Franklin Co., TN.
(6) "Young Clan of Shelby Co., Indiana," by George Young (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, oldhiker50, 7 Feb 2010). Cites: (a) Russell Co., VA GenWeb site.
(7) "Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers of Southwest Virginia, 1773-1794," by Emory L. Hamilton, p.111-113 (rpt. Russell Co., VA GenWeb, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~varussel/indian/53.html, 1998). Cites: (a) Draper MSS 9 DD 38; MSS 6 XX 99.
(8) Amon Kincaid. E-mail: [email protected] (2002). Cites: (a) ?Life and Times of General Samuel Dale, The Mississippi Partisan," by J.F.H. Claiborne, (New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, and Frankin Square 1860).

! Birth: (2a) s/o John KINKEAD/Elissbeth. (4,5) s/o John KINCAID/Elizabeth LOGAN. (2a) 24 Nov 1765. [NOTE: Birthdate for sister Sallie given as 29 Dec 1765. One date must be in error. Hobson is listed first. Could date be 1763?] (5) 20 Nov 1763. Albemarle Co., VA.
Marriage to Sarah McCLURE: (3,4) (5) 1783-1793. (5f) Had wife Sarah Jul 1795. (6a,7) 11 Sep 1782 The Indians attacked the family of Halbert McCLURE, Washington Co., VA. He had a daughter Sally McCLURE who was engaged to marry a Mr. KINCAID the next day. She was carried off by the Indians and escaped that night. She m. Mr. KINCAID shortly after her return. (8a) Sally escaped the same night as her capture, returned home next evening and they were immediately married [m. 12 Sep 1782].
Death: (5) Abt. 1831. (5f) Was living in Franklin Co., TN in 1850. (5) AL or TN.

(6a,7) 1782, 11 Sep: The Indians attacked the family of Halbert McCLURE, Washington Co., VA. (7a) He had a daughter Sally McCLURE who was engaged to marry a Mr. KINCAID the next day. She was carried off by the Indians and escaped. She later married Mr. KINCAID. (5a) 1854: Capt. John CARR, who was born on Carr?s Creek in Russell Co., VA, 6 Sep 1773, and once lived as a boy on Moccasin Creek, wrote to Dr. Lyman C. DRAPER, from Sumner Co., TN, "...After that time (1776) my father moved near the head of Moccasin Creek. The Indians came and killed part of a family and carried off others as prisoners. This family lived within about two miles of my father. Their names were McCLURE. Sally, the oldest daughter was to be married the next day after the attack was made by the Indians. The father McCLURE was killed, also a son of his by the name of Moses, and Katherine, a grown girl, and John McCLURE, his oldest son was wounded, but afterwards recovered. Sally McCLURE made her escape from the Indians the first night. She met the party who were in pursuit of the Indians, as might be expected, her intended husband was among them. His name was KINCAID, who married her shortly after her return." (8a) Samuel DALE's biography contains this recollection, ?In two or three days all of us set out for Clinch Mountain, to the wedding of Hoppy (Hobson) KINCAID, a clever young fellow from Holston, and Sally McCLURE, a fine, bouncing girl of seventeen, modest and pretty, yet fearless and free. We knew the Shawnees were about, that our fort and household effects must be left unguarded, and might probably be destroyed. That we incurred the risk of a fight or an ambuscade, capture, and even death on the route; but in those days, in that wild country, folks did not calculate consequences closely, and the temptation to a frolic - a wedding, a feast, and a dance till daylight, and often for several days together was not to be resisted, and off we went. In half an hour we fell in with Captain BARNETT and twenty men from Holston, who warned us that Indians were about, and that he was scouting for them. Father, ever eager for a fight, joined this company, and we trudged on to Clinch Mountain. Instead of the bridal party, the well-spread table, the ringing laughter, and the sounding feet of buxom dancers, we found a pile of ashes and six or seven ghastly corpses, tomahawked and scalped. Poor Hardy McCLURE was dead; several others lay around. One daughter was still breathing but soon expired. Mrs. McCLURE, her infant, and three other children, including Sally, the intended bride, had been carried off by the savages. They soon tore the poor infant from its mother?s arms, and killed and scalped it, that she might travel faster. While they were scalping this child, Peggy McCLURE, a girl of twelve years old, perceived a sinkhole immediately at her feet, and dropped silently into it. It communicated with a ravine, down which she ran, and brought the news into the settlements. The Indians were too apprehensive of pursuit to search for her. The same night, Sally, who had been tied and forced to lie down between two warriors, contrived to loosen her thongs and make her escape. She struck for the canebrake, then for the river, and, to conceal her trail, resolved to descend it. It was deep wading, and the current so rapid she had to fill her petticoat with gravel to steady herself. She soon, however, recovered confidence, returned to shore, and finally reached the still smoking homestead about dark next evening. A few neighbors, well armed, had just buried the dead. KINCAID was among them. The last prayer had been said when the orphan girl stood before them, and was soon in the arms of her lover. Resolved to leave no more to chance, at his entreaty and by the advice of all, the weeping girl gave her consent, and by the grave of the household and near the ruined dwelling they were immediately married."
(5f) 1786: Hobson KINCAID taxed, Mercer Co., KY. Owned land at the confluence of the Kentucky and Dicks Rivers.
(5f) 1786, 26 Oct: Signed a petition, Mercer Co., KY.
(5f) 1787: Paid personal tax on 4 horses and 17 cattle.
(5a) 1788: Hapson KINCADE was taxed in Mercer Co., KY. Also taxed were Andrew, Archibald, David, John, William and John KINCADE. (5f) 1788: Hobson KINCAID taxed, Fayette Co., KY.
(5f) 1790: Hobson was living in Fayette Co., KY. Paid tax in Fayette Co., KY.
(5f) 1792: Paid tax in Bourbon Co., KY.
(4) Was in Clark Co., KY.
(5f) 1793: Hobson sold land to Josiah HART, Clark Co., KY.
(5f) 1793: Ordered to work on estate of Isaac BAKER, Clark Co., KY.
(5f) 1795, Jul: Hobson and wife Sarah deed land to Davis BULLOCK, Clark Co., KY.
(5f) 1793, 28 May: Hobson and John KINCAID were witnesses on the estate of Samuel McMURRY.
(5f) 1798: Estate sale of John KINCAID. Hobson and Sarah KINCAID bought many items.
(1,5f) 1799, 26 Feb: (4,5b) 1799: (1,5b,f) Hopson KINCADE granted 200 acres on Sinking Creek in Green Co., KY. (4) Hobson KINCAID received grant of land in Green Co., KY. (5b) South of Green River.
(3b,4) 1799: Hobson KINCAIDE/KINKAID sold to John STEPHENS land on Sinking Branch, waters of Skeggs Beaver Creek above the Sulpher Lick, Barren Co., KY. (5e) 1799: Sold land in Clark Co., KY. (5f) 1799: Hobson and Sarah of Clark Co., KY deed land to James (CLARK? CARL?).
(5e) Lived at the Head of Skeggs Creek near John KINCADE.
(1,4a,5f) 1804, 2 Nov: (,3a5e) 1804: (1,4a,5e,f) Hopson KINCADE granted 130 acres on Skeggs Creek, Barren Co., KY. (4a) South of Green River. (3a,4) William SUMMERS line, Jesse TERRY & John KINCAID chain carriers.
(5f) 1805: Hobson KINCAID of Barren Co., KY granted power of attorney by Isabella HOWARD, Clark Co., KY.
(3) 1807: George BUSHONG (ordered?), Barren Co., KY, for a road from the state line near Daniel BROWNINGS to Adair Co., began at John GEE's branch to Hopson KINCADE. Bat. WOODS to assist.
(1,5f) 1807, 18 Oct: (3a,5e) 1807: (1) Hopson KINCADE granted 80 acres on Skeggs Creek, Barren Co., KY. (3a) Hopson KINCADE land surveyed adjacent to land he already owned, Jesse DAVIS and GATES line, Wm. McMURTRY's line. Wm. McMURTRY's land was at the head of the creek. (4) 1807: Granted land in Barren Co., KY. (5e,f) Gained 70 acres on Skeggs Creek (5f) South of Green River, Barren Co., KY.
(3) 1808, Apr: Hopson KINCAIDE made petition and the court ordered that William JACKSON, James GLEN, Wm. JACKSON Jr. and Zachariah BUTTON or any 3 of them view the best way for a road from KINCADE's house to the Burkesville Road near John LEWIS' old place, and make report.
(5c) 1808, 27 Sep: Hopson KINKAID and Sarah his wife deed to John STEPHENS land on Skaggs Creek, Barren Co., KY. Deed mentions Wm. SUMNER, Wm. McMURTY, Joseph R. UNDERWOOD.
(4) 1810, Jan: Barren Co., KY court, John STEPHENS appointed surveyor of road from Hobson KINCAID's old place to Moses DOOLEY's old place instead of John KINCADE.
(3c) 1812: Wm. McCMURTREY of Jackson Co., TN deed to Claborn BOLES land on Skaggs Creek adj. Hopson KINCAID, Barren Co., KY. (5e,f) 1812: Hopson KINCAID either bought or sold 200 acres on Skeggs Creek. (5e) No more references to land bought or sold. (4) ca.1812: His last appearance in Barren Co., KY.
(4,5d,f) 1820: Hopson KINGCADE was living in Franklin Co., TN. (5d) In household were 1 male 10-16, 1 female 10-16, 2 males 16-26, 1 female 16-26, 1 male 26-45, 1 male 45+, 1 female 45+. (4,5f) Was living near Joseph KINCAID.
(5f) 1830: Hobson KINCAID was living in Jackson Co., AL.
(5f) 1831: Appeared in Court in Russell Co., KY. For late wife's mother's estate?
(5f) 1850: Hobson, age 87, was living in Franklin Co., TN.

Change Date: 21 Jun 2010 at 01:00:00



Father: John Kincaid b: 14 Sep 1736 in , Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Mother: Elizabeth Logan b: 1 Apr 1735

Marriage 1 Sarah "Sally" McClure b: ABT 1765

Married: 12 Sep 1782 in , Washington Co., Virginia

Children

Has Children Joseph Kincaid b: ABT 1794/1796 in , Clark Co., Kentucky.

Joseph Kincaid was born on 1 February 1774 in Virginia. He and Elizabeth Gray Downing were married. He died on 22 September 1840, at age 66, in Crawford County, Indiana.

Name: Joseph KINKEAD
Sex: M
Note: In 1769-1770, moved to Carter's Valley & became one of the first known pioneers of what later became Hawkins County.



Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown

Children

Has Children William KINKEAD b: 1790 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.

David Kincaid was born in 1692 in Parish of Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland. He and Winnifred Hobson were married in 1717. He died in 1779, at age ~87, in Washington County, Virginia.

Our
branch of the Kinkeads is directly descended from David and Winifred Hobson
Kinkead. We have not yet discovered whether "our" David was the David who
was the son of James, Laird, or his son David who came with him from
Scotland in 1715. This is what I can prove about our David:
He was a master carpenter. From 1732 - 1744 he was building for St. Mark
Parish Church in Orange Co., VA (old Spotsylvania Co.) ; in 1746 he built
the first courthouse in Augusta Co., VA; in 1751 he built the first jail in
Augusta Co., VA ( in 1773 - 1774, his son Joseph built the second jail
there); from 1746 - 1770, he made many land purchases and sales in
Albermarle Co. and Augusta Co., VA and his wife Winifred was named in some
of the deeds; around 1770 he moved to Hayters Gap, Washington County, VA,
where he bought land; he died in 1779 and his Will was probated 20 May 1779
in Abingdon, VA, courthouse. The children named in his Will were John Sr.,
who married Elizabeth Logan; Joseph (my ancestor) who married Rebecca
Calvert , and who was one for the first two settlers in Hawkins Co., TN;
Burroughs, who married Ann Calvert (Rebecca's sister) and who was killed by
Indians in 1763; Hobson; and Elizabeth, who married a Samson. Other
children "our" David may have had were David, Jr..; Andrew; Jean Jane who
married Robert Guinn; and Isabella who married Captain James Lockridge.
Thanks . Joan Kinkead Hendricks-----Original Message-----

From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, October 01, 1998 1:09 AM
Subject: KINCAID-D Digest V98 #211. From: "Dennis House" To: Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 4:44 PM
Subject: Re: [KINCAID] David Kinkead in Oct of 1765--son of
James/Jean?-Clear the lines to propetry

David was a plantation owner with slaves, and apparently, none too nice
to them per the records below. Do you think he planted and harvested the
tobacco himself?
:
He got paid for building the road, but I bet he didn't do one bit of the actual work. He may have hired workmen, as indicated in one of the records below.

SPO 12/03/1734 OBAS7-073() Spotsylvania County Court. Stephen
Norton, a Servent boy belonging to David Kinkead was this day a judged to be 12
years of age towards payment of levies.

SPO 02/03/17356 OBAS8-012() Spotsylvania County Court. On the
complaint of Catherine Broughnol agst. her Master David Kinkead and Winifred his
wife for abusing and misusing of her &c., the Court after hearing all evidence
and arguments on each side are of opinion and accordingly order that sd
Servent do return home and that the sd Kinkead do cloath and feed her as a
Servant ought to be, and that the sd Kinkead or his wife do not correct her
afterward hereafter without order from a Justice of the peace for so
doing.

SPO 05/04/1736 OBAS8-022() Spotsylvania County Court. William
Johnston & John Chew Gent. appointed to agree with workmen to build a bridge
over the River Po a little above Larkin Chew's Plantation, returned a Bond taken
of David Kinkead and William Robinson his Security for the erecting and
maintaining the sd bridge ...

SPO 09/07/1736 OBAS8-040() Spotsylvania County Court. On the
complaint of James Hews against his Master David Kinkead for abusing and misusing
him &c., the Court after hearing all evidence and arguments on each side
are of opinion and accordingly order that sd Servent return to his sd Masters
Service in Orange County where he is used to be kept &c.

SPO 10/05/1736 OBAS8-044() Spotsylvania County Court. On the
complaint of James Hews against his Master David Kinkead for abusing and misusing
him &c., it appearing that the sd servent is kept in Orange County,
therefore it is the opinion of the Court that he ought to make his complaint to the
sd Orange County ...

SPO 07/06/1737 DB11(CR-022) Orange C __? In obedience to the
Worshipful Court we the Subscribers having valued the Inprovements on ye Land of
David Kinkead lying in the Gourd Wine fork Viz:

To 1 Negro Named Sambo ..... L 35.0.0
To one d'o Named Jaco....... 30.0.0
To one Melattow wench ....... 20.0.0
To one horse Saddle & bridle 10.0.0
To one Mare Saddle & bridle 11.0.0
To one house 15 foot by 12 & Clearing ... 3.0.0
To 2 gun(s) .................L 1.17.0
To 3 axes 1 drawing knife 1 ades 1 wedge L 0.16.0
To 1 Crosscut saw ....... L 0.10.0
:
For reasonable Charge & expenses .... L54.9.6
July ye 6th 1737 166.12.6 [total]

Samuel Fergeson, Dan'l 'Brown Junr, Martin Halle
At a Court held for Orange County on Thursday the 28th day of May 1737
An Application of David Kinkead for a View of the Improvements of his Land
in the Gourd Vine fork Sam'l Ferguson Daniel Brown Junr & Martin Awl having viewed the sd Improvements and made report thereof its ordered to be
recorded and the said Kinkead made oath of sd Improvements were never
before valued.
Test: Henry Willis, Co. Clerk. David may have been hot-headed. I see he also sued several others sometimes winning, sometimes losing as was the case in him being sued. He certainly was well connected since he got several contracts with counties including building a jail. I just hate to pass judgment on someone who has no chance to defend themselves. Don
----- Original Message -----
From: Dennis House
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [KINCAID] David Kinkead in Oct of 1765--son of James/Jean?-Clear the lines to propetry-Profits

Perhaps if you looked at all the early records I have for David you would
see a different picture. There is one record for assault and battery.

David (Winifred) wasn't the nicest guy in the world. Here is the complete
set of pre-Albemarle records that I have. He was a real character (for wont
of stronger words) Did you ever see anyone hauled into court so often in
your life.


=====================================================================================================================

SPO 12/06/1726 OBAS2-xx() On petition of Pheebe Hobson to have her
mark recorded of Cattle and hogs ...



SPO 09/03/1727 VCR-102( ) George x Carter of Spts. Co., planter to
Phoebe Hobson, widdow, of the same county. L7, 50a, part of patent granted
Robert Coleman, Dec. 2, 1723 and sold unto the sd. Carter, in St. Geo.
Parish, joining the lands of Collo. John Robinson and Robert Coleman. Wit:
... Winifred W. Tillery.



NOTE: This is evidence that Winifred may be a daughter of Phoebe Hobson, as
Winifred herself is a witness.



SPO 06/04/1728 OBAS2-xx() ... and from the said Wallers Bridge to
Mallapany Church ... ordered that all male tithables on the S. side of the
River that belong to the Honble John Robinson, ... Samuel Tillary, Phebe
Hobson, ...




NOTE: Phoebe Hobson's plantation was right next to Samuel
Tillary's, adding more circumstantial evidence that Winifred Tillary is her
daughter.



SPO 02/03/1728/9 OBAS3-65 Spotsylvania County Court. Winifred Tillary,
produced Samuel Tillary's Last Will and Testament which was proved by the
Oath of George Carter and sworn to p the said Winifred, Executrix, as the
Law enjoynes was admitted to record and Certificate granted the sd Executrix
for obtaining letters of probate in due form ...



SPO 02/04/1728/9 OBAS3-66 Spotsylvania County Court. Winifred Tillary,
Widdow, acknowledged her Deed of Gift to her Son, John Tillary, and her
Daughter, Mary Tillary, for goods and Chattles which was admitted & at ye
request of the sd Winifred in behalfe of her two Children the same was
ordered to be recorded.



NOTE: Since the Tillary Children had to be very small, and lived
with David Kinkead from then on, is it possible that they took the Kinkead
name? If so, this John could possibly be the Clerk. It's unlikely, but can't
be discounted. Also, there are no records of Lockridges or Grahams (with
which David's children intermarried) in Spotsylvania from 1724-1742.



SPO 04/01/1728/9 OBAS3-70 Spotsylvania County Court. Winifred Kinkead,
late the wife of Samuel Tillary and Executrix of the said Samuel, returned
an inventory of her sd dec'd husband's estate, which was admitted and
ordered to be recorded.



SPO 09/03/1729 OBAS4-05() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Debt between Thomas Chew, Ass: of Payton Smith, Plt. and Charles Curtis &
David Kinked Defendts., the same being agreed, ordered that ye sd suit be
dismissed.



SPO 01/01/1731 HS-017( ) St. Mark's parish formed within
Spotsylvania Co. (lower part)



SPO 04/06/1731 OBAS5-031() Spotsylvania County Court. On petition of
David Kingkade to have his mark of cattle and hogs recorded which is vizt:
an under keel in the right ear and a crop in the left; the same was granted.



NOTE: Per FC-052, David appears in the 1731 report from the
processioner's of St. George's Parish as a landowner in the district of
George Woodruff, Robert Stubblefield and Robert Goodloe, which was "... the
lands from the county line between Pamunkey [North-Anna] River and the river
Ta as high as Douglas Run"



SPO 04/05/1732 OBAS5-087() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Charles Barratt Plt. and David Kenkade
Defendt., a special Imparlance is granted.



SPO 08/02/1732 OBAS5-106() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Trespass upon the case brought p Charles Barrett Plt. against David Kinkade
Defendt., time is given the plaintife to consider the defendants plea.



SPO 08/03/1732 OBAS6-006() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Debt between David Kinkade Plt. and George Home for Four Hundred Pounds of
tobacco due by bill; the same being agreed, ordered that the suit be
dismist.



SPO 09/05/1732 OBAS6-009() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Charles Barratt Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the Plt. put in a replication & time is granted the Defendt. to
consider the same.



SPO 09/07/1732 OBAS6-017() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Michael Guinney Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the Plt. the same is ordered to be dismist, being agreed.



SPO 10/04/1732 OBAS6-024() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Charles Barratt Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the Defendt. put in a rejoynder which the Plt. joyned for tryall
to the next court.



SPO 11/08/1732 OBAS6-031() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Charles Barratt Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the same is continued at the Pltfs. costs.



SPO 11/08/1732 OBAS6-032() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between David Kinkade Plt., against Richard Parslow
Defendt. for 6 hundred pounds of Tobacco damage, the same is dismist, being
agreed.



SPO 02/06/1733 OBAS6-036() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Charles Barrat Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., for 2 Pounds and 8 Pence current money due by Accot: issue being
joyned & put to a jury for tryall p name Elisha Perkins &c., who after being
sworn in heard all Evedence &c., brought in their verdict vizt. Wee of the
jury find for the Plantiff Two Pounds, 3 Shillings & 2 Pence damage. ...



SPO 02/07/1733 OBAS6-041() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
brought p Alexander McQueen Plt. David Kinkead Defdt. for 3 Pounds fourteen
shillings & 11 Pence due by Bill, Judgement is granted for the same with
costs and an attorneys fee; It is therefore ordered that the sd Kinkead pay
the sd McQueen the same alias Execution.



SPO 03/06/1733 OBAS6-043() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
brought by Alexander McQueen against David Kinked for 660 Pounds of Tobacco
due by Bill, the said Defendt., failing to appear and answer the same
judgement is granted for the same with costs and an attorney's fee; It's
therefore ordered that the sd Kinked pay the sd McQueen the sd costs ...





SPO 03/06/1733 OBAS6-043() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of William Kelly against David Kinkead for 1 Pound eighteen shillings & 3
Pence due by Account, the sd defendt., not appearing when called to answer
... Judgement is granted for the same with costs ...





SPO 04/03/1733 OBAS6-048() Spotsylvania County Court. Alexander McQueen
David Kinkead for 660 Pounds of tobo & 270 3/4 Tobo; executed.



SPO 05/01/1733 OBAS6-050() Spotsylvania County Court. On Grand Jury ...
David Kinkead, ...



SPO 05/01/1733 OBAS6-051() Spotsylvania County Court. William Kelly
agt. David Kinkead for L1:18:3 and 129 3/4 lbs of tobo: executed.



SPO 06/20/1733 June
20, 1733: Spotsylvania Co. Patent to David Kincade for 400 acres in the Fork
of Rappahannock river. (Patent #15, p.21).



06/20/1733 SR-133(C ) granted to the said
(David) Kindred by patent bearing date 20 June 1733. NOTE: see 1743 entry
for full entry.



SPO 07/04/1733 OBAS6-070() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., on whose motion time is given him to enter a plea 10 days before
next court.



SPO 07/04/1733 OBAS6-072() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of Michael Guinney Plt. against David Kinkade Defendt., for 210 pounds of
tobacco, or 60 pounds of tobacco and 15 Shillings due p Acct. the Court
having heard all evidence and arguments are of the opinion that nothing is
due; therefore suit is dismist with costs and attorney's fee, and that the
Plt. do pay the defendt. the same alias Exo.



SPO 07/04/1733 OBAS6-073() Spotsylvania County Court. On the motion of
William Johnson Gent., he is allowed for three days attendance as he was
summoned an evidence for David Kinkade agt. Michael Guinney. Ordered that sd
Kinkade pay sd Johnson same ...




SPO 07/04/1733 OBAS6-074() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of John Lovin Plt. against David Kinkade Defendt., for 3 pounds money due p
Accot. the same p consent being put to the Plantiffs Oath which ye Court
having heard and considered are of opinion that 40 Shillings is due ...



SPO 07/04/1733 OBAS6-075() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
brought p David Kinkade Plt. agst. Richard Parslow Defendt. for 500 pounds
of tobacco, both partys having agreed, suit is dismist.



SPO 09/05/1733 OBAS6-085() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., on motion of Plts. he had liberty to mend his declaration paying
2 shillings and 6 pence costs, afterwards time was given the defendt. to
consider same.



SPO 09/05/1733 OBAS6-086() Spotsylvania County Court. On motion of
David Kinkade, he is allowed 3 days attendance as he was summoned as
evidence for Nathaniel Hillin agst. George Home ...



SPO 11/06/1733 OBAS6-098() Spotsylvania County Court. On Grand Jury ...
David Kinkead, ...





SPO 02/05/1734 OBAS6-104() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., time is given the Plaintife to consider the Defendts. plea.



SPO 03/05/1734 OBAS7-013() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the Plt. put in a demurrer & time is granted ye Defendt. to
consider same.



SPO 03/06/1734 OBAS7-019() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass, assault and battery brought p Baldwin Collawn Plt. agt. David
Kinkade Defendt., a special imparlance is granted.



SPO 04/03/1734 OBAS7-024() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., the Defendt. joyned the Plts. demurrer & the tryal thereof is
referred to the next court.



SPO 05/07/1734 OBAS7-034() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass assault and battery between Baldwin Collawn Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., who put in a plea which the Plt. joyned & the tryal thereof is
referred to the next court.



SPO 05/07/1734 OBAS7-035() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass upon the case between Joseph Brock Gent. Plt. and David Kinkade
Defendt., both parties by consent waved the Demurrer and afterwards the
Defendt. put in a plea which the Plt. joyned and the tryal thereof is
referred to the next court.



SPO 06/04/1734 SR-133(C ) (Land transaction) wit. David Kinkead,
Thomas Hobson, ...



NOTE: Perhaps Winifred is the daughter of Thomas Hobson or the John Hobson
mentioned in 1736.



SPO 06/05/1734 OBAS7-042() Spotsylvania County Court. On petition of
David Kinkead to have his buildings works and improvements valued by two or
more men on Oath as the law directs with regard to amount of expenses that
he have been at in seating a tract of 400 acres of land in the Great Fork
and lying on the Devil's Run in this County, is granted; and ordered that
... do value .. the several kind of buildings & on what part of the sd land
they are; and make report to the next court.





SPO 06/05/1734 OBAS7-042() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
trespass assault and battery brought by Baldwin Collawn Plt. agst. David
Kinkade Defendt., for 50 Pounds Sterling damage; issue being joyned & put
to a jury for tryal who ... brought in their verdict vizt. Wee of the jury
find for the Plt. 8 Pounds Sterling damage.



SPO 06/05/1734 OBAS7-043() Spotsylvania County Court. Charles Stewart's
deeds of lease and release unto George Home was proved by the Oaths of David
Kinkade Thomas Hobson, ...



SPO 06/05/1734 OBAS7-044() Spotsylvania County Court. On motion of
William Chase, he is allowed 2 days attendance for coming and going 20 miles
as he was summoned in evedence for baldwin Collawn against David Kinkead.
Ordered that sd Collawn pay ...



CUL 08/01/1734 DB-D 18 David Kinkead has patent
for 660 acres on 1 Aug. 1734. See 1749 land sale for the full deed. This was
before Culpeper County, but I left it coded to CUL.



SPO 09/03/1734 OBAS7-057() Spotsylvania County Court. David Kinkead ...
valuation of buildings, works and improvements on his tract of 400 acres of
land ... ordered that same (not stated) be recorded.



SPO 09/03/1734 OBAS7-058() Spotsylvania County Court. David Kinkead
agst. Edwd. Blockley postponed for an hour.



SPO 09/04/1734 OBAS7-061() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of David Kinkead Plt. agst. Edwd. Blockley Deft. for 4 Pounds, 9 shillings &
9 pence money due Acct. the court, after hearing all the arguments were
divided in opinions about the said Plt. proving his Acct. - continued to
next court.



SPO 12/03/1734 OBAS7-073() Spotsylvania County Court. Stephen Norton, a
Servent boy belonging to David Kinkead was this day ajudged to be 12 years
of age towards payment of levies.



SPO 12/03/1734 OBAS7-075() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of David Kinkead Plt. agst. Edwd. Blockley Deft. postponed.



SPO 12/04/1734 OBAS7-075() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of David Kinkead Plt. agst. Edwd. Blockley Deft. for 4 Pounds, 9 shillings &
9 pence money due Acct. the court, after hearing all the arguments are of
opinion that Plt. is due on balance 3 Pounds, 9 shillings and 6 pence, money
granted with costs ...





On motion of Patrick Bolin, he is allowed 4 days attendance, as he was
summoned an evidence for David Kinkead ... ordered that sd Kinkead pay ...



On motion of David Moore, he is allowed 5 days attendance, as he was
summoned an evidence for David Kinkead ... ordered that sd Kinkead pay ...



ORG 01/01/1735 HS-017( ) Orange County formed from the western
portions of Spotsylvania County. Spotsylvania's largest amputation.



ORG 01/01/1735 HS-017( ) Orange County formed, confining
Spotsylvania to the east of the Blue Ridge. The future of "all that
territory of land" adjoining, and above the Spotsylvania line, bounded on
the south by Hanover, on the north by the grant of Load Fairfax was
established, which would be called the county of Orange. The outermost
limits of the land was all the land claimed by Virginia west of the Blue
Ridge and consistent with the London Company Charter of 1609, which unlike
Spotsylvania, included territory of the future Augusta county.



SPO 06/03/1735 OBAS7-099() Spotsylvania County Court. David Kinkead is
Foreman of jury ...



SPO 07/01/1735 SR-139(C ) (Land transaction) wit. David Kinkead,
...



SPO 12/ /1735 OBAS8-011() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of James Sleet Plt. agst. David Kinkead Deft. for 2 Pounds, 1 shilling & 6
pence money due Acct. Judgement for the same with costs is granted ...



NH 01/19/17356 SPNH31-562 Will of John Morrison, ... Wit: ... John
Kinkead.





SPO 02/03/17356 OBAS8-012() Spotsylvania County Court. On the complaint of
Catherine Broughnol agst. her Master David Kinkead and Winifred his wife for
abusing and misusing of her &c., the Court after hearing all evidence and
arguments on each side are of opinion and accordingly order that sd Servent
do return home and that the sd Kinkead do cloath and feed her as a Servant
ought to be, and that the sd Kinkead or his wife do not correct her
afterward hereafter without order from a Justice of the peace for so doing.



SPO 03/02/17356 OBAS8-015() Spotsylvania County Court. On the action of
Debt between Joseph Hawkins Plt. and David Kinkead Deft. for 6 Pounds money
and damage 40 shillings, there being no appearance by either party, the suit
is dismist.



SPO 04/06/1736 OBAS8-019() Spotsylvania County Court. On the action of
Debt between Joseph Hawkins Plt. and David Kinkead Deft. for 6 Pounds money
and damage 40 shillings, the sd Deft. appeared & Wm. Robinson Gent. his
Security, surrendered him up to the Sheriff in Court, Afterwards the said
Deft. confessed Judgement in Custody of the Sheriff ... ordered that said
Kinkead pay sd Hawkins with costs, upon which sd Plt. prayed him in
execution.



SPO 05/04/1736 OBAS8-022() Spotsylvania County Court. William Johnston
& John Chew Gent. appointed to agree with workmen to build a bridge over the
River Po a little above Larkin Chew's Plantation, returned a Bond taken of
David Kinkead and William Robinson his Security for the erecting and
maintaining the sd bridge ...



NOTE: The Po River is in Spotsylvania County today, about 10 miles
SW of Fredericksburg.



SPO 06/01/1736 OBAS8-027() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of Archibald McPherson against David Kinkead Deft. for 3 Pounds, 10
shillings money due by Note, Judgement for the same with costs is granted
with costs ...



SPO 06/01/1736 SR-141(C ) (Land transaction) wit. David Kinkead,
Jno. Hobson, ...



SPO 08/03/1736 OBAS8-038() Spotsylvania County Court. On the petition
of Joseph Bloodworth, assignee of John nalle against David Kinkead Deft. for
1 Pound 10 shillings money by Bill, there being no appearance by either
party, the suit is dismist.





SPO 09/07/1736 OBAS8-040() Spotsylvania County Court. On the complaint
of James Hews against his Master David Kinkead for abusing and misusing him
&c., the Court after hearing all evidence and arguments on each side are of
opinion and accordingly order that sd Servent return to his sd Masters
Service in Orange County where he is used to be kept &c.



SPO 10/05/1736 OBAS8-042() Spotsylvania County Court. The County Levy
... David Kinkead for building a bridge over the River Po by Capt. Chew's in
his own name (3090)



SPO 10/05/1736 OBAS8-044() Spotsylvania County Court. On the complaint
of James Hews against his Master David Kinkead for abusing and misusing him
&c., it appearing that the sd servent is kept in Orange County, therefore it
is the opinion of the Court that he ought to make his complaint to the sd
Orange County ...



SPO 10/06/1736 OBAS8-046() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Trespass upon the case of Francis Thornton Jr. Plt. and David Kinkead Deft.
at whose motion a special Imparlance is granted.





In the action of Debt between Matthias and Wm. Gale, merchants in
Whitehaven, Pltfs. and David Kinkead Deft. special bail being required is
rejected, afterwards Oyer is granted the Deft.



SPO 11/02/1736 OBAS8-050() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Debt between Matthias and Wm. Gale, merchants Pltfs. and David Kinkead Deft.
who put in his plea wch: the Plts. joyned and the tryall thereof is referred
to the next court.





SPO 02/01/1737 OBAS8-053() Spotsylvania County Court. In the action of
Debt between Matthias and Wm. Gale, merchants in Whitehaven Pltfs. and David
Kinkead Deft. for 2,320 pounds of Crop tobacco in hogshead of Eight Hundred
neet at the least upon some warehouses above Bray's Church Rappahannock
River, and 20 Pounds money damage, issue being joyned and a jury sworn in
... who after hearing the edivence ... brought in their verdict vizt: We of
the jury find for the Plaintiff 2,330 pounds of tobacco for debt and 14
shillings & 6 pence damage ... with costs and an attorney's fee ...



NOTE: Bray's is in Essex County today, SW of the Rappahannock
River.



SPO 02/01/1737 OBAS8-055() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
Francis Thornton Jr. Plt. and David Kinkead Deft., who failing to appear &
answer, judgement by Nihil Dicit is granted.



SPO 02/01/1737 OBAS8-056() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
James Atkins Plt. and David Kinkead Deft., the writ being not executed, on
motion of Plt. an alias capias is granted.



SPO 03/01/1737 OBAS8-057() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
Francis Thornton Jr. Plt. and David Kinkead Deft., who put in his plea wch
the Plt. joyned and the tryal is referred to the next court.



SPO 03/01/1737 OBAS8-058() On the attachment obtained by John Waller
against the estate of David Kinkad for 1 Pound 19 shillings & 1 penny, the
suit being agreed, ordered to be dismist.



SPO 04/05/1737 OBAS8-062() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
Francis Thornton Jr. Plt. and David Kinkead Deft., for 10 pounds current
money damage, the sd Plt., having waived his damages, the Deft. confessed
judgement for 6 Pounds with costs and an Attorney's fee. ...





ORG 05/26/1737 DO-120(22 ) From Deed Book 11: At a court held 26 May
1737 ... application of David Kinkead ... land lying in the Gourd Vine Fork
... ordered Martin Awl, Samuel Farguson and Daniel Brown Jr., or any two ...
oath before Francis Slaughter, 24 July 1737 ... includes house 15 foot by 12
& clearing, 2 guns, total value L166.12.6. ... ordered to be recorded.

SPO 05/26/1737 DB-11(CR-22) At a Court held for Orange County on Thursday
the __ of May 1737






On the application of David Kinkead to have the Improvements of a Certain
Tract of Land belonging to him and lying in the Gourd Vine fork valued it is
ordered that Martin Awl, Samuel Ferguson and Daniel Brown Junr or any two of
those being first Sworn before a Justice of the peace of this County do view
and value the Improvements of sd Land having regard to Expenses and make
report of their proceedings to the("ye") next Court.



Test.: Henry Willis, Co. Clerk.



Sam'l Ferguson Martin [last name omitted] & Daniel Brown made oath before me
to value the Improvements on the within mentioned tract Land. July ye 24th
1737. Francis Slaughter



SPO 07/06/1737 DB11(CR-022) Orange C __? In obedience to the Worshipful
Court we the Subscribers having valued the Inprovements on ye Land of David
Kinkead lying in the Gourd Wine fork Viz:



To 1 Negro Named Sambo ..... L 35.0.0

To one d'o Named Jaco....... 30.0.0

To one Melattow wench ....... 20.0.0

To one horse Saddle & bridle 10.0.0

To one Mare Saddle & bridle 11.0.0

To one house 15 foot by 12 & Clearing ... 3.0.0

To 2 gun(s) .................L 1.17.0

To 3 axes 1 drawing knife 1 ades 1 wedge L 0.16.0

To 1 Crosscut saw ....... L 0.10.0

For reasonable Charge & expenses .... L54.9.6



July ye 6th 1737 166.12.6 [total]



Samuel Fergeson, Dan'l 'Brown Junr, Martin Halle



At a Court held for Orange County on Thursday the 28th day of May 1737 An
Application of David Kinkead for a View of the Improvements of his Land in
the Gourd Vine fork Sam'l Ferguson Daniel Brown Junr & Martin Awl having
viewed the sd Improvements and made report thereof its ordered to be
recorded and the said Kinkead made oath of sd Improvements were never before
valued.



Test: Henry Willis, Co. Clerk



SPO 07/01/1740 OBAS9-105() Spotsylvania County Court. Ordered that
David Kinkade repair the Bridge over the River Po by Madm. Chew's which he
undertook with all expedition to prevent his bond being put in execution.



SPO 08/05/1741 OBAS10-042() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
David Kinkead Plt. and George Green Deft., on the motion of the Deft. a
Special Imparlance is granted him.



SPO 09/01/1741 OBAS10-045() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
David Kinkead Plt. and George Green Deft., Judgement by Nihil dicit is
granted the Plt.



ORG 09/28/1741 ORWB-37(194) Johnathon Ward sale of estate. To David Kinkead
sunderes (sundries) L2.5.7 1/2



SPO 02/02/1742 OBAS10-055() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
David Kinkead Plt. and George Green Deft., the Deft. pleads not guilty which
the Plt. joyned and the tryal thereof is referred to the next court.



ORG 02/26/1742 ORWB-38(199) Bond of David Kinkead, John Roberts, and Thomas
Stanton unto Thomas Chew, Robert Slaughter, Robert Green, Wm. Russell and
Morgan Morgan, Gent., Justices. For L500. David Kinkead is appointed to
collect, receive and take care of the estate of John Hobson, dec., until a
will is produced or letters of administration granted. Signed; David Kinkead
...



ORG 03/20/1742 ORWB-42(217) John Hobson. Inventory 20 March 1741 [1742]
Presented to appraisers by David Kinkead. Total valuation L 104.3.6
including 6 negro slaves valued at L87.10.0. 27 May 1742 Returned by David
Kinkead, admr.



SPO 04/06/1742 OBAS10-063() In the action of Trespass upon the case of
David Kinkead Plt. and George Green Deft., the Deft. the same is continued
at the Plts. cost.






SPO 06/06/1742 OBAS10-076() Joseph Brock Gent. is desired to give notice
in one months time to David Kinkade or William Robinson his Security that
unless they repair the bridge over the river Po by madam Chew's which the sd
Kinkade undertook, in a very short time, that there bond will be put in
prosecution.



SPO 07/07/1742 OBAS10-080() David Kinkead Plt. against George Green Deft.,
This day came the parties by their attorney's and thereapon came also a jury
... who upon their oath do say that the Deft. is Not Guilty as the Plt.
against him has declared. It it therefore considered that the Plt. take
nothing by his Bill, but that he go hence without day and for his false
clamour be in Mercy, & that he pay the Deft. his costs in this suit
expended.



At the motion of Charles Doores and William moore of Orange County. they are
allowed for 3 days attendance for the time and for 37 miles coming and going
twice as evidences for David Kinkead adst. George Green. It is ordered that
sd Kinkead pay them 594 pounds of tobacco ...



ORG 07/23/1742 ORWB-45(231) Bond of David Kinkead, Robert Worthington and
Andrew Campbell unto Thomas Chew, Gent., Justice. For L400. David Kinkead is
admr. of John Hobson, dec. Signed; David Kinkead, Robt. Worthington, Andrew
Campbell.





ORG 03/21/1743 DO-009(62 ) From Deed Book 9: Indenture 21 March 1743
between David Kindred and Winifred, his wife, of Orange County, Parish of
St. Mark's. and James Jones of County of King George, Parish of Hanover ...
for 5 sh. ... paid for 400 acres ... land in great fork of Rappahannock
River ... granted to the said Kindred by patent bearing date 20 June 1733
... Wit: ... David Kindred, Winifred Kindred. Note on margin "This deed was
del'd to Mathew Harbison as per note from Joseph Jones Apr. 17, 1771"





ORG 03/22/1743 DO-009(66 ) From Deed Book 9: Know all men by these
presents that David Kindred is firmly bound unto James Jones of County of
King George in amount of L100 sterling and L40 current money of Virginia.
... Wit: ... David Kindred.



ORG 12/07/1743 ORWB-61(334) John Hobson. Estate account. ... Errors
accepted by David Kinkead. An account of the sale of Mr. John Hobson's
estate by John Newport on behalf of Mr. David Kinkead, admr. David KINCAID-374 was born about 1692 in of, Campsie, Stirling,
Scotland. He died in Albemarle, , VA.
David married (MRIN:261) Winnifred HOBSON-375 about 1717 in of, Wales.
Winnifred was born about 1696 in Albemarle, , VA.

Winnifred Hobson was born about 1696 in Albemarle, Virginia. She and David Kincaid were married in 1717. She died in 1787, at age ~91.

Her married name was Winnifred Kincaid. David KINCAID-374 was born about 1692 in of, Campsie, Stirling,
Scotland. He died in
Albemarle, , VA.
David married (MRIN:261) Winnifred HOBSON-375 about 1717 in of, Wales.
Winnifred was
born about 1696 in Albemarle, , VA.

Sarah McClure was born in 1765. She and Hobson ("Kinkead") Kincaid were married on 12 September 1782 in Washington County, Virginia. She died in 1831, at age ~66.

Her married name was Sarah Kincaid. Sarah's date of birth from story of indian attack "bride of 17" in 1782. Sarah McClure 1
Sex: F
Note:
Russell Co. Va. GenWeb site to the Indian attack on the family of Halbert McClure, September 11, 1782 in Washington Co. Va. He had a daughter Sally McClure who was engaged to marry a Mr. Kincaid the next day. She was carried off by the Indians and escaped. She later married Mr. Kincaid. Her siblings included Moses (killed) Katherine (killed) and John, (wounded) and 2 others, not named.


It was a circuit court record dated Spring term 1831. It goes something like this:
Complainants:
Job glover and Alice (McClure), his wife,
James McClure,
Samuel McClure,
Alexander McClure,
Jane Stapp, late Jane McClure, (my comment: husband William Stapp)
Hopson?? Kincaid and Sarah, his wife late Sarah McClure,
children of Polly Yeaky, late Polly McClure, (my comment: husband Henry
Yeaky)
Henry Yeaky,
Alice Yeaky,
Levi Yeaky,
Ibby Yeaky,
children of Isabel Petty late Isabel McClure (my comment: husband Rev. Ralph
Petty)
Ralph Petty,
Sally Petty,
Ibby Petty
Alice Petty
children of John McClure
James McClure,
Ibby McClure,
Martha McClure,
Mathew McClure
Sally or Polly? McClure, .
The defendants were mostly Pierces. (and Reuben Hill). The case was moved to
Adair circut court for a trial."

Elizabeth Gray Downing was born in 1776 in Fredrick County, Maryland. She and Joseph Kincaid were married. She died in 1840, at age ~64, in Crawford County, Indiana.

Her married name was Elizabeth Gray Kincaid.

Joseph Kincaid was born in 1738 in Washington County, Virginia. He and Rebecca North or Calvert were married on 2 August 1788. He died in 1822, at age ~84, in Woodford County, Kentucky.

Migrated to Hawkinson County, Tennessee.

Rebecca North or Calvert was born about 1725. She and Joseph Kincaid were married on 2 August 1788. She died.

Her married name was Rebecca Kincaid. Maiden name Calvert or North??

David "Short" * Kinkead was born on 3 August 1760 in Augusta, Albemarle, Virginia. He and Mary Williams were married. He died on 14 October 1829, at age 69, in Hawkins County, Tennessee. He was buried in October 1829 in Old Union United Methodist Church Cemetery, Church Hill, Hawkins County, Tennessee.

David "Short" * Kinkead was also known as David Kincaid. * It is not known if David had a slave named Willis. The Kincaids had many slaves.

* It is not known if Willis Kincade of Hawkins Co. Tennessee, has the Kincaid name as a slave name or a paternal name.

It is not know how many slaves David "Short" Kincaid had. In his father in law's will, dated September 30, 1786, Robert Williams bequeths the first two slave children, born to a slave wench.

David's grandfather had slave, at least three of his children owned slaves.
Per a Bible record and DAR#561238 this David is s/o Joseph Kinkead/Rebecca
North. Mary 1769-1822, d/o John/Ann Williams.
Unfortunately I only sourced it as "Bibl-SAK", and after 10 years, I have no
idea where in my vast files, the actual record is.

I have the marriage date as either 2/08/1788 (per the Bible record) or
12/06/1788 per the DAR


Here is what I put down:
TEN 02/08/1788 BIBL-SAK( ) "Short" David Kinkead m. Mary Williams.
David is son of Joseph-Rebecca North and grandson of David-Winifred. Mary is
dau. John and Ann Williams of Maryland.

David KINKEAD
Sex: M
Birth: 03 AUG 1758 in Augusta, Virginia, USA
Death: 02 JUN 1829 in Church Hill, Hawkins, Tennessee, USA

Father: Joseph KINKEAD b: 1730 in Spotsylvania, Virginia, USA
Mother: Rebecca NORTH b: ABT 1725 in Virginia, USA

Marriage 1 Mary Ann WILLIAMS b: 05 JUL 1769 in Virginia, USA

Married: 08 FEB 1788 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

Children

Has Children Nancy Ann KINKEAD b: NOV 1788 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Has No Children Joseph KINKEAD b: 29 JUN 1790 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Has No Children William KINKEAD b: 26 MAR 1792 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Has No Children Rebecca KINKEAD b: 07 OCT 1793 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Has No Children Jane KINKEAD b: 02 AUG 1795 in Spencer, Rowan, North Carolina, USA
Has No Children John Harris KINKEAD b: 13 JUL 1797 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA
Has No Children David KINKEAD b: 06 AUG 1801 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA
Has No Children Malinda KINKEAD b: 14 AUG 1799 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA
Has No Children Jonathan Edward KINKEAD b: 07 JUN 1811 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA
Has No Children Robert W. KINKEAD b: 06 MAY 1803 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA
Has No Children Samuel Addison KINKEAD b: 19 NOV 1809 in Hawkins, Tennessee, USA. David KINCAID
Sex: M
ALIA: "Short /David"/
Birth: ABT 1769 in , , VA
Note: David, s/o Joseph Kinkead, grandson of David/Winifred. There is a record for a David Kinkead in 1788 in the Eastern district of Tennessee of 200 acres on the south side of Clinch River. This matches the 200 acres from David's will (My 200 acres of land at the Hunter's ford, I leave to David Kinkead (Joseph's son),)

Father: Joseph KINCAID b: 1738 in , Washington, VA
Mother: Rebecca NORTH b: ABT 1738

Marriage 1 Mary Ann WILLIAMS b: 1769

Married: 2 AUG 1788

Children

Has No Children David KINCAID b: 1801 in , , TN
Has No Children Robert KINCAID b: 6 MAY 1803. And it does looks as if the David Kinkead
married to Mary Williams did not go to Kentucky. A search of the Kincaid
archives gives the name of Joseph's wife as Rebecca Calvert, and her sister
Ann Calvert was the wife of Burroughs Kinkead (died 1763).

Debi Grubb posted the will of Robert Williams, dated Sept 30, 1786, Hawkins
Co, TN on the Kincaid list on Wed, 22 Jan 2003. Debi wrote that the will
seems to be for the second husband of Ann Calvert Kincaid. Notice at the end
of the will Robert Williams said, "I appoint and nominate my wife Ann, her
son David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sister's son (sic) to be my sole
Executors of this my last Will and Testament..."

Notice also that Robert Williams mentions his daughter Mary. Perhaps it was
this Mary Williams who became the wife of Joseph's son David.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhawkin/will14.htm

WILL OF ROBERT WILLIAMS

Page 479 Dated: September 30, 1786

In the Name of God, Amen. I, Robert Williams of Sullivan County, being weak
in body, yet of perfect mind and memory, thanks to God for his mercies do
make and constitute this my last Will and Testament as follows, Viz:

First. I commit my soul into the hands of God who gave it, and my body to
the dust to be buried in Christian decency at the discretion of my Executor,
in hopes to receive it again at the general resurrection by the mighty power
of God, and as for the portion of things which God has been pleased to
bestow upon me, I dispose of in the manner following:

I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Ann the use of my plantation and
the service of my slaves during her widowhood; also, I leave her all my
farming utensils, two work horses named George and Jack, two mules such as
she shall choose, and all my household furniture, cattle, sheep and hogs. To
my daughter Ann I give one horse known by the name of the Orphan Colt. To my
daughter Mary I give one horse creature or fifteen pounds, Virginia money.
To my daughter Rebekah, I leave one horse creature of fifteen pounds
Virginia money. To my sons Robert and Samuel, I leave my plantation to be
equally divided between them, quantity, quality and improvements considered;
likewise, my two negroes to be valued and equally divided between the, and
if the negro wench should ever have issue, the first two children, or if but
one, to be equally divided between my two daughters, Mary and Rebekah.
Moreover, I will that the remainder of my horse creatures be sold and the
money raised thereby be equally divided between my two sons Robert and
Samuel. Likewise, all bonds, notes and book debts except so much as pays all
my lawful debts. And further, I appoint and nominate my wife Ann, her son
David Kinkead, and David Kinkead her sister's son (sic) to be my sole
Executors of this my last Will and Testament, making void all other Wills
and Testaments heretofore made. In witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand
and seal. This 13th day of September in the year of our Lord, one thousand
seven hundred and eighty-six.

Robert x Williams (seal)

(his mark)

Signed, sealed and acknowledged in presence of us:

(1st name illegible), James Berry, David Kinkead


Barb Van Hout. David "Short David" Kinkead, Sr

Birth: Aug. 3, 1750
Augusta County
Virginia, USA
Death: Jun. 2, 1829
Church Hill
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA

Bible Record of David Kinkead and Mary Williams
Records from Bible purchased in 1803 by David Kinkead
David Kinkead b. August 3, 1750. Mary his wife born July 5, 1769. They were married 1788
Anney born 1788
Joseph born June 29 1790
Williams born March 25 1792
Rebekah Oct 7 1793
Jane August 2 1795
John July 13 1797
Melinda August 14 1799
David August 6 1801
Robert May 6 1803
James Harvey July 2 1805
John Calvert August 1807
Samuel Addison Nov 19 1809
Edwards June 7 1812
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known as Short David Kinkead and was the son of Joseph Kinkead from Virginia (this from "Miss Nan, Beloved Rebel by Nan Kinkead)

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Father: Joseph Kinkead
Mother: Rebecca North

Married to Mary Williams Feb 8, 1788


Children
1. Nancy Kinkead b: 18 Nov 1788 in Spencer, , North Carolina
2. Joseph Kinkead b: 29 Jun 1790 in Spencer, , North Carolina
3. William Kinkead b: 26 Mar 1792 in Spencer, , North Carolina
4. Rebecca Kinkead b: 7 Oct 1793 in Spencer, , North Carolina
5. Jane Kinkead b: 2 Aug 1795 in Spencer, , North Carolina
6. John Kinkead b: 13 Jul 1797 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
7. Malinda Kinkead b: 14 Aug 1799 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
8. David Jr Kinkead b: 6 Aug 1801 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
9. Robert Kinkead b: 6 May 1803 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
10. John Harris Kinkead b: 2 Jul 1805 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
11. John Calvin Kinkead b: 1807
12. Samuel Addison Kinkead b: 19 Nov 1809 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
13. Jonathan Edward Kinkead b: 7 Jun 1811 in Hawkins County, Tennessee
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from http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~javan/pioneers/

The western side of the Southern Appalachian Mountains was the Western Frontier during the 1700-1830 period of American History.
The hardy families that attempted to carve a home out of the wilderness defied British Rule and faced Indian tribes that were not always friendly.
The ancestors and descendants of some of those pioneers are included in the following family genealogies:
.......................
Joseph KINKEAD, arrived in Hawkins County, Tennessee, before 1750
.......................
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David Kinkead/Mary Williams Burial Site;
David Kinkead and Mary Williams Kinkead were buried on their land in family cemetery near present day Mt. Carmel, TN. In 1983 Edgar Ellis had the headstones of David and Mary in his garage. He had salvaged them from the field where David and Mary were buried when the current owner had turned the cattle into the pasture. He had intended on placing them in the Wills Cemetery. The Wills Cemetery is where David and Mary's son Edwards was buried. Edwards widow had remarried to Hiram Wills and the property became known as the Wills place and Wills Cemetery. Edgar Ellis was a descendant of Edwards Kinkead. Edgar Ellis states on family group sheet for David Kinkead and Mary Williams family that the cemetery was almost totally destroyed by Harvey Brooks Land Sales. It states on his group sheet that the information was taken from Bible Records of Family and cemetery stones. His group sheet lists Joseph Kinkead and Rebecca as the parents of Short David Kinkead. He also noted that Samuel Addison Kinkead son of David/Mary had Calvert family records in his bible but was never able to obtain the information from descendants that had the bible. Compiler-Edgar Ellis, dated Feb 9 1938, Mt.Carmel,
Tennessee. Source of Information: From the research of Mildred Emmert Sutton, grand daughter of Williams Kinkead and Susan Frances Hagood.
------this kind of confuses me as to whether this cemetery actually exists anymore?-----



Much much more information on this family can be found on Rootsweb/Ancestry.com KINCAID-L Archives

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9/13/2015 rec'd this response to the photo request:
The cemetery is well kept and easily walkable in a short time. I found David Kinkead, Jr (though his stone does not reflect 'jr') and his wife, Mary, but did not find David Sr (1780-1829). The cattle pastureland story and destruction of the stones was confirmed by the elderly niece of a woman buried there. She related that slaves were buried there, too, though no evidence remains. There are no broken stones or markers. Sorry.
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Family links:
Parents:
Joseph Kinkead (1720 - 1779)
Rebecca North Kinkead (1725 - ____)

Spouse:
Mary Williams Kinkead (1769 - 1828)*

Children:
David Kinkead (1801 - 1873)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Kinkead Cemetery
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Colleen Sanders Broyles
Record added: Jan 19, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 83714471. From an old transcription...
Old Union Methodist Cemetery near New Canton and Church Hill, Tennessee
David Kinkead died Oct 14 1829 age 69yrs.....

stone photo present - Oct 1829

David Kincaid

Birth: unknown
Death: unknown


Inscription:
Death date possibly Oct 1824
Aged 69 Years

Burial:
Old Union United Methodist Church Cemetery
Church Hill
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: frogsintn3
Record added: Apr 27, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 128645548. * No relationship to David Kincaid is proven.

Mary Williams was born on 5 July 1769. She and David "Short" * Kinkead were married. She died.

Her married name was Mary Kincaid.

Slave *ANCI was born. She died.

Her married name was slave *ANCI Kincaid. *ANCI Indicates an interest in additional research for ancestors of this individual.

* The uknown slave mother of Willis Kincade.

* It is not known who Willis' father or mother was.

*Did Willis receive the name Kincade as a slave name or a paternal name? Only DNA can detirmine. But as the Kincaid family has done extensive DNA research their DNA is available and it should be easy to confirm or deny paternity. * No relationship to David Kincaid is proven.

David Kinkead, Jr., was born on 6 August 1801 in Hawkins County, Tennessee. He died on 2 July 1873, at age 71, in Hawkins County, Tennessee. He was buried in Kinkead Cemetery, Hawkins County, Tennessee.

Slave owner in 1850

Female age 50 Black (1800)
Male age 30 Black (1820)

United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 for David Kincade

Owner's Name: David Kincade
Residence: Hawkins county, Hawkins, Tennessee
Gender: Female
Race: Black
Age: 50 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1800
Film Number: 444860
Digital Folder Number: 4206175
Image Number: 00038
Line Number: 10
County: Hawkins
State: Tennessee. Stone photo present

David Kinkead, Jr

Birth: Aug. 6, 1801
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA
Death: Jul. 2, 1873
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA


Family links:
Parents:
David Kinkead (1750 - 1829)
Mary Williams Kinkead (1769 - 1828)

Spouse:
Mary Kinkead (1817 - 1904)

Children:
Nancy A Larkin (1838 - 1887)*
Philip C. Kinkead (1840 - 1922)*
Samuel A. Kinkead (1842 - 1931)*
John W. Kinkead (1844 - 1929)*
Theodosia Kinkead (1846 - 1913)*
Susan B. Kinkead Terrill (1850 - 1912)*

Sibling:
David Kinkead (1801 - 1873)
Jonathan Edward Kinkead (1811 - 1849)**

*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling

Burial:
Kinkead Cemetery
Hawkins County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: V. Case Ford
Record added: Sep 12, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 152220593.

Grace Turnipreed was born on 26 January 1878 in Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio. She and Russell K. Bushon were married on 6 February 1913 in Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio. She died on 3 August 1945, at age 67, in Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio.

Her married name was Grace Bushon. The News-Herald
Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio
Thursday, 6 February 1913
Page 1, Column 3

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell Bushon of Lynchburg and Grace Johnson of Hillsboro. Cause of death apoplexy hemorage
place of death Hillsboro, Highland County
Russel Bushon
mentioned in the record of Grace Bushon
Name: Russel Bushon
Gender: Male
Wife: Grace Bushon
Other information in the record of Grace Bushon
from Ohio, Deaths
Name: Grace Bushon
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 03 Aug 1945
Gender: Female
Age: 67
Race: Colored
Birth Date: 26 Jan 1878
Birthplace: Hillsboro O.
Birth Year (Estimated): 1878
Father's Name: Allen Turnipreed
Mother's Name: Maggie Lemon
Spouse's Name: Russel Bushon
File Number: certificate , GS Film number: 2372581 , Digital Folder Number: 004072342 , Image Number: 02469.

Clara *vetting Bushon was born about 1872 in Ohio. She died in 1905, at age ~33, in Ohio. She was buried in Martinsville IOOF Cemetery, Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio.

1880 Federal Census: Ohio
Jefferson Township, ED 58, Clinton County
Enumerated (No day given) June 1880
Page 83B
Lines 9-16, HH 132/140

William Bushon Black/Male/45/Farmer/Married/TN/VA/TN
Letta Bushon Black/Female/40/Wife/KeepingHouse/OH/VA/VA
Mary Bushon Black/Female/14/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Ruth Bushon Black/Female/12/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Ardella Bushon Black/Female/10/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Carrie Bushon Black/Female/8/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Clara Bushon Black/Female/8/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Frederick Martin Black/Male/43/Boarder/Single/Farmer/OH/TN/OH. *vetting

the stone is very worn, but the last two letters of the first name are "ra" and other siblings are buried in the same cemetery.

stone photo present...

Bushon

Birth: unknown
Death: 1905


Burial:
Martinsville IOOF Cemetery
Martinsville (Clinton County)
Clinton County
Ohio, USA

Created by: ejeCarman
Record added: Oct 17, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 118868804.

Carrie Bushon was born about 1872 in Ohio. She died.

1880 Federal Census: Ohio
Jefferson Township, ED 58, Clinton County
Enumerated (No day given) June 1880
Page 83B
Lines 9-16, HH 132/140

William Bushon Black/Male/45/Farmer/Married/TN/VA/TN
Letta Bushon Black/Female/40/Wife/KeepingHouse/OH/VA/VA
Mary Bushon Black/Female/14/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Ruth Bushon Black/Female/12/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Ardella Bushon Black/Female/10/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Carrie Bushon Black/Female/8/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Clara Bushon Black/Female/8/Dau/AttendedSchool/OH/TN/OH
Frederick Martin Black/Male/43/Boarder/Single/Farmer/OH/TN/OH.

Jane A. Kincaid was born on 2 August 1795. She died on 13 December 1868, at age 73.

Slave Owner

United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 for Jane A Kincade

Owner's Name: Jane A Kincade
Residence: Hawkins county, Hawkins, Tennessee
Gender: Male
Race: Black
Age: 30 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1820
Film Number: 444860
Digital Folder Number: 4206175
Image Number: 00038
Line Number: 12
County: Hawkins
State: Tennessee.

Mary Ellen Hess was born about 1839 in Illinois. She and John W. Bushong were married on 6 December 1866. She died.

Her married name was Mary Ellen Bushong. Ancestral File
name: Mary Ellen HESS
gender: Female
birth:

AFN: V2WD-6H.

Matilda Rothlisberger was born on 12 February 1858 in Ohio County, West Virginia. She and George B. McClure Bushon were married in 1884 in Wetzel, West Virginia. She died on 25 December 1931, at age 73, in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia. She was buried in Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, Ohio County, West Virginia.

Her married name was Matilda Bushong. United States Census, 1920 for Matilda Bushon

Name: Matilda Bushon
Residence: , Ohio, West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1860
Age: 60
Birthplace: West Virginia
Relationship to Head of Household: Self
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia
Film Number: 1821967
Digital Folder Number: 4390432
Image Number: 00692
Sheet Number: 7

Household Gender Age
Matilda Bushon F 60y
Child Anna Bushon F 28y
Child Frederic Bushon M 25y
Child Sarah Bushon F 23y
Child George Bushon M 16y
Helen Bushon F 21y daughter inlaw WV. Viewed record - cause of death Angina Pectoris

West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970 for Matildia Bushon
Name: Matildia Bushon
Death Date: 25 Dec 1931
Death Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Female
Age: 73 years 10 months 13 days
Estimated Birth Year: 12 Feb 1858
Birth Place: W. Va.
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name: Geo. Bushon
Father's Name: Fredrick Rothlisberger
Father's Birthplace: W. Va.
Mother's Name: Mary Moser
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: At Home
Street Address: 48 Hendricks St.
Residence: Whg., Ohio, West Virginia
Cemetery: Stone Church
Burial Place:
Burial Date: 27 Dec 1931
Film Number: 857608
Digital Folder Number: 4229903
Image Number: 128
Source: County Records
Reference Number: 1045. "United States Census, 1930," Matilda R Bushon (Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia)
Name: Matilda R Bushon
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Female
Age: 71
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Birthplace: West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1859
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: Switzerland
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Enumeration District Number: 0039
Family Number: 261
Sheet Number and Letter: 13A
Line Number: 7
NARA Publication: T626, roll 2550
Film Number: 2342284
Digital Folder Number: 4547471
Image Number: 00970

Household Gender Age
Matilda R Bushon F 71 West Virginia/Switzerland/ Ohio widowed
Child Anna M Bushon F 37 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia single
Child Sara M Rose F 32 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia widowed. Matildia Rothlisberger Bushon

Birth: Feb. 12, 1858
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA
Death: Dec. 25, 1931
Wheeling
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA

Wife of George Bushon
Daughter of Frederick Rothlisberger and Mary Moser

Family links:
Children:
Henry Emanuel Bushon (1885 - 1950)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Stone Church Cemetery
Elm Grove
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA

Created by: JJ Coppinger
Record added: Mar 31, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 50490911.

Harry Emanuel Bushon, Sr., was born on 27 June 1885 in New Martinsville, Wetzel County, West Virginia. He and Gladys ("Gertie") Batton were married in 1914 in Wetzel County, West Virginia. He died on 10 January 1950, at age 64, in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia. He was buried in Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, Ohio County, West Virginia.

Harry Emanuel Bushon, Sr., was a Carpenter. United States Census, 1900 for G B Bushon
Residence: Elm Grove & Leatherwood & Pleasant Valley towns, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
G B Bushon M Oct 1862 Virginia/Ohio/Virginia
Spouse Matilda Bushon F Feb 1859 Virginia/Switzerland//Ohio
Child Harry Bushon M Jun 1885 West Virginia al...
Child Minnie Bushon F Aug 1889
Child Annie Bushon F Nov 1891
Child Fredie Bushon M Oct 1894
Child Sarah Bushon F Dec 1896. Viewed on document - died of Brain and Lung Cancer

West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970 for Harry Emanuel Bushon, Sr.
Name: Harry Emanuel Bushon, Sr.
Death Date: 10 Jan 1950
Death Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age: 64 years 6 months 13 days
Estimated Birth Year: 27 Jun 1885
Birth Place: New Martinsville, Wv
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: George Bushon
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Matilda Rothlisberger
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Carpenter
Street Address: 69 Oakland Ave.
Residence: Wheeling, Ohio, WV
Cemetery: Stone Church
Burial Place:
Burial Date: 13 Jan 1950
Film Number: 857634
Digital Folder Number: 4229929
Image Number: 48
Source: County Records
Reference Number: v106 sn17. West Virginia Marriages, 1853-1970 for Harry Bushon
Groom: Harry Bushon
Groom's Age:
Groom's Estimated Birth Year:
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Bride: Gladys Batton
Bride's Age:
Bride's Estimated Birth Year:
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Marriage Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 1914
Marriage Place: Wetzel, West Virginia, United States
Groom's Father:
Groom's Mother:
Bride's Father:
Bride's Mother:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 840558
Digital Folder Number: 4231484
Image Number: 00143
Reference Number:
Source: County Records. West Virginia Marriages, 1853-1970 for Harry Bushon
Groom: Harry Bushon
Groom's Age:
Groom's Estimated Birth Year:
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Bride: Juanita Elizabeth Mckeen
Bride's Age:
Bride's Estimated Birth Year:
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Marriage Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 1940
Marriage Place: Hancock, West Virginia, United States
Groom's Father:
Groom's Mother:
Bride's Father:
Bride's Mother:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 860963
Digital Folder Number: 4232814
Image Number: 00169
Reference Number:
Source: County Records. United States Census, 1930 for Harry E Bushon
Name: Harry E Bushon
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age: 44
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1886
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia
Enumeration District Number: 0039
Family Number: 358
Sheet Number and Letter: 16B
Line Number: 54
NARA Publication: T626, roll 2550
Film Number: 2342284
Digital Folder Number: 4547471
Image Number: 00977

Household Gender Age
Harry E Bushon M 44 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Spouse Gladys Bushon F 33 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Evelyn Bushon F 15 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Madelyn Bushon F 13 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Harry E Bushon M 12 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Dorothy Bushon F 7 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia. Henry Emanuel Bushon, Sr

Birth: Jun. 27, 1885
New Martinsville
Wetzel County
West Virginia, USA
Death: Jan. 10, 1950
Wheeling
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA


Family links:
Parents:
Matildia Rothlisberger Bushon (1858 - 1931)

Burial:
Stone Church Cemetery
Elm Grove
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA

Created by: JJ Coppinger
Record added: Jul 13, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 54890925. Harry E Bushon, "United States Census, 1940"
Name: Harry E Bushon
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1940
Event Place: Wheeling, Triadelphia Magisterial District, Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 53
Marital Status: Married
Race (Original): White
Race: White
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Head
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Birthplace: West Virginia
Birth Year (Estimated): 1887
Last Place of Residence: Same House
District: 35-46
Family Number: 206
Sheet Number and Letter: 7B
Line Number: 58
Affiliate Publication Number: T627
Affiliate Film Number: 4437
Digital Folder Number: 005462164
Image Number: 00104

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Harry E Bushon M 53 West Virginia
Wife Gladys A Bushon F 44 West Virginia
Daughter Evelyn R Bushon F 25 West Virginia
Daughter Madelyn G Bushon F 23 West Virginia
Son Harry E Bushon M 22 West Virginia
Daughter Dorothy V Bushon F 16 West Virginia
Father-in-law James L Battin M 86 West Virginia.

Minnie Bushon was born in August 1889 in West Virginia. She died on 27 May 1907, at age 17, in Ohio County, West Virginia.

Minnie Bushon was a Student. United States Census, 1900 for G B Bushon
Residence: Elm Grove & Leatherwood & Pleasant Valley towns, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
G B Bushon M Oct 1862 Virginia/Ohio/Virginia
Spouse Matilda Bushon F Feb 1859 Virginia/Switzerland//Ohio
Child Harry Bushon M Jun 1885 West Virginia al...
Child Minnie Bushon F Aug 1889
Child Annie Bushon F Nov 1891
Child Fredie Bushon M Oct 1894
Child Sarah Bushon F Dec 1896. Viewed original died in Parkview
cause: Nervous Prosteration

West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970 for Minnie Bushon
Name: Minnie Bushon
Death Date: 27 May 1907
Death Place: Ohio Co., West Virginia
Gender: Female
Age: 17 years
Estimated Birth Year: 1890
Birth Place:
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Matilda
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Student
Street Address: Park View
Residence: Wheeling, Ohio, WV
Cemetery:
Burial Place:
Burial Date:
Film Number: 857524
Digital Folder Number: 4229731
Image Number: 15
Source: County Records
Reference Number: v 9 p 11.

Anna May Bushon was born on 3 November 1891 in Wetzel County, West Virginia. She and William Cromwell Gist were married in 1953 in Pleasants County, West Virginia. She died in May 1983, at age 91, in Ohio County, West Virginia.

Her married name was Anna May Gist. United States Census, 1900 for G B Bushon
Residence: Elm Grove & Leatherwood & Pleasant Valley towns, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
G B Bushon M Oct 1862 Virginia/Ohio/Virginia
Spouse Matilda Bushon F Feb 1859 Virginia/Switzerland//Ohio
Child Harry Bushon M Jun 1885 West Virginia al...
Child Minnie Bushon F Aug 1889
Child Annie Bushon F Nov 1891
Child Fredie Bushon M Oct 1894
Child Sarah Bushon F Dec 1896. West Virginia Births, 1853-1930 for Anna Mae Bushon

Name: Anna Mae Bushon
Birth Date: 1891
Birthplace: Wetzel, West Virginia, United States
Gender: Female
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Christening Date:
Christening Place:
Paternal Grandfather:
Maternal Grandfather:
Paternal Grandmother:
Maternal Grandmother:
Death Date:
Death Age:
Film Number: 839968
Digital Folder Number: 4231472
Image Number: 00091
Reference Number:
Source: County Records. "United States Census, 1930," Matilda R Bushon (Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia)
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
Matilda R Bushon F 71 West Virginia/Switzerland/ Ohio widowed
Child Anna M Bushon F 37 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia single
Child Sara M Rose F 32 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia widowed. Froom brother, Fred's 1973 West Virginia obituary...

survives... Mrs. W. C. (Ann) Gist of Wellsburg. Anna Mae Bushon, "West Virginia, Marriages, 1853-1970"
Name: William Cromwell Gist
Age (Expanded):
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Spouse's Name: Anna Mae Bushon
Spouse's Age (Expanded):
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace:
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 1953
Event Place: Pleasants
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Marital Status:
Previous Wife's Name:
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Previous Husband's Name:
GS Film number: 867990
Digital Folder Number: 4233491
Image Number: 00493
Reference ID:
Affiliate Repository Type: County Records. Anna Gist, "United States Social Security Death Index"
Given Name: Anna
Middle Name:
Surname: Gist
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 3 November 1891
Social Security Number: 233-01-0666
State: West Virginia
Last Place of Residence: Ohio, West Virginia
Previous Residence Postal Code: 26003
Event Date: May 1983
Age: 92.

Frederic Ross Bushon was born on 7 October 1894 in West Virginia. He and Helen Virginia Coppinger were married in 1919 in Ohio County, West Virginia. He died on 8 February 1973, at age 78, in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia.

United States Census, 1900 for G B Bushon
Residence: Elm Grove & Leatherwood & Pleasant Valley towns, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
G B Bushon M Oct 1862 Virginia/Ohio/Virginia
Spouse Matilda Bushon F Feb 1859 Virginia/Switzerland//Ohio
Child Harry Bushon M Jun 1885 West Virginia al...
Child Minnie Bushon F Aug 1889
Child Annie Bushon F Nov 1891
Child Fredie Bushon M Oct 1894
Child Sarah Bushon F Dec 1896. Viewed on document
born Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
died of Liver and Stomach Cancer
burial Greenwood Cem
West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970 for Frederic Ross Bushon
Name: Frederic Ross Bushon
Death Date: 08 Feb 1973
Death Place: Ohio, West Virginia
Gender:
Age:
Estimated Birth Year:
Birth Place:
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Helen Coppinger
Father's Name: George Bushon
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Matilda Rothlisberger
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation:
Street Address:
Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place:
Burial Date:
Film Number: 2114637
Digital Folder Number: 4032192
Image Number: 2684
Source: County Records
Reference Number: 2661. West Virginia Marriages, 1853-1970 for Fred Bushon

Groom: Fred Bushon
Groom's Age:
Groom's Estimated Birth Year:
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Bride: Helen Virginia Coppinger
Bride's Age:
Bride's Estimated Birth Year:
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Marriage Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 1919
Marriage Place: Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Groom's Father:
Groom's Mother:
Bride's Father:
Bride's Mother:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 862701
Digital Folder Number: 4232827
Image Number: 00537
Reference Number:
Source: County Records. "United States Census, 1930," Fred R Bushon (Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia)
Name: Fred R Bushon
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age: 34
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1896
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia
Enumeration District Number: 0039
Family Number: 351
Sheet Number and Letter: 16A
Line Number: 29
NARA Publication: T626, roll 2550
Film Number: 2342284
Digital Folder Number: 4547471
Image Number: 00976

Household Gender Age
Fred R Bushon M 34 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Spouse Helen V Bushon F 31 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia. The Daily Times
Weirton, West Virginia
Saturday, 10 February 1973
Page 2, Column 1

FRED R. BUSHON

ELM GROVE -- Fred R. Bushon, 78, of Park View, Elm Grove, died Thursday, at
Ohio Valley General Hospital, Wheeling. He was the brother of Mrs. W. C.
(Ann) Gist of Wellsburg.
Mr. Bushon was a retired superintendent at Byrum Construction Company.
His wife, Helen Coppinger Bushon, also survives.
Friends may call at the Kepner Funeral Home, 166 Kruger Street, Elm
Grove, today from 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be held there Monday at 10:30 a.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Stone United Presbyterian
Church Building Fund. Frederic Ross Bushon

Birth: Oct. 7, 1894
West Virginia, USA
Death: Feb. 8, 1973
Wheeling
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA

Son of George & Matilda Rothlisberger Bushon, husband of Helen Coppinger

Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery
Wheeling
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA

Created by: Cheryl Behrend
Record added: Jul 24, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 114301216.

Sara Marie Bushon was born in December 1896 in West Virginia. She and Joseph Henry Rose were married on 26 October 1921 in Ohio County, West Virginia. She died.

Her married name was Sara Marie Rose. United States Census, 1900 for G B Bushon
Residence: Elm Grove & Leatherwood & Pleasant Valley towns, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
G B Bushon M Oct 1862 Virginia/Ohio/Virginia
Spouse Matilda Bushon F Feb 1859 Virginia/Switzerland//Ohio
Child Harry Bushon M Jun 1885 West Virginia al...
Child Minnie Bushon F Aug 1889
Child Annie Bushon F Nov 1891
Child Fredie Bushon M Oct 1894
Child Sarah Bushon F Dec 1896. West Virginia Marriages, 1853-1970 for Sara Marie Bushon
Groom: Joseph Henry Rose
Groom's Age:
Groom's Estimated Birth Year:
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Bride: Sara Marie Bushon
Bride's Age:
Bride's Estimated Birth Year:
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Marriage Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 1921
Marriage Place: Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Groom's Father:
Groom's Mother:
Bride's Father:
Bride's Mother:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 862704
Digital Folder Number: 4232830
Image Number: 00225
Reference Number:
Source: County Records. Husband's death

cause of death Thrombus Medulla

West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970 for Sara Bushon
Name: Joseph Harry Rose
Death Date: 07 Dec 1929
Death Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age: 31 years 6 months 9 days
Estimated Birth Year: 28 May 1898
Birth Place: W. Va.
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Sara Bushon
Father's Name: Harry L. Rose
Father's Birthplace: W. Va.
Mother's Name: Margaret Daesch
Mother's Birthplace: W. Va.
Occupation: Office Mgr., Whg. Elec.
Street Address: 12 12 Bird Ave.
Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Greenwood
Burial Date: 09 Dec 1929
Film Number: 857606
Digital Folder Number: 4229901
Image Number: 951
Source: County Records
Reference Number: ser # 1084. "United States Census, 1930," Matilda R Bushon (Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia)
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
Matilda R Bushon F 71 West Virginia/Switzerland/ Ohio widowed
Child Anna M Bushon F 37 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia single
Child Sara M Rose F 32 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia widowed.

George Edward Bushon was born on 19 June 1903 in Parkview, Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia. He and Mildred J. were married. He died on 30 November 1977, at age 74, in Sarasota County, Florida. He was buried in Palms Memorial Park, Fruitville, Sarasota County, Florida.

United States Census, 1910 for George B Bushon
Residence: Triadelphia, Ohio, West Virginia

Household Gender Age
George B Bushon M 47y
Spouse Matilda Bushon F 51y
Child Harry Bushon M 24y
Child Anna Bushon F 18y
Child Fredrick Bushon M 15y
Child Sara Bushon F 13y
Child George Bushon M 6y. Viewed document-
Born 6/19/1903 in Parkview
Father's residence Parkview

West Virginia Births, 1853-1930 for Geo E Bushon
Name: Geo E Bushon
Birth Date: 1903
Birthplace: Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Gender: Male
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Film Number: 857825
Digital Folder Number: 4232314
Image Number: 00276
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Source: County Records. United States Census, 1930 for George E Bushon
Name: George E Bushon
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age: 26
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1904
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Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia
Enumeration District Number: 0039
Family Number: 332
Sheet Number and Letter: 15B
Line Number: 59
NARA Publication: T626, roll 2550
Film Number: 2342284
Digital Folder Number: 4547471
Image Number: 00975

Household Gender Age
George E Bushon M 26 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Spouse Mildred L Bushon F 21 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Joan Bushon F 4 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia
Child Nancy L Bushon F 1 West Virginia/West Virginia/West Virginia. "United States Census, 1940," Geo E Bushon, Wheeling, Triadelphia Magisterial District, Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Name: Geo E Bushon
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Event: Census
Event Year: 1940
Event Place: Wheeling, Triadelphia Magisterial District, Ohio, West Virginia, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 37
Marital Status: Married
Race (Original): White
Race (Standardized): White
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Head
Relationship to Head of Household (Standardized): Head
Birthplace: West Virginia
Estimated Birth Year: 1903
Residence in 1935: Same Place
Enumeration District Number: 35-47
Family Number: 95
Sheet Number and Letter: 5B
Line Number: 43
NARA Publication Number: T627
NARA Roll Number: 4437
Digital Folder Number: 005462164
Image Number: 00120

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Geo E Bushon M 37 West Virginia
Wife Mildred J Bushon F 32 West Virginia
Daughter Jo Ann J Bushon F 14 West Virginia
Daughter Nancy Lee Bushon F 11 West Virginia
Son George B Bushon M 7 West Virginia. Wife's obituary states Sarasota

Source: Cemeteries of Sarasota County Florida A Record of Births, Deaths, and Burials
Compiled by The Genealogical Society of Sarasota
Copyright © 1992, 2007
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PALMS MEMORIAL PARK
(5200 Fruitville Road, Fruitville, at the corner of Honore Avenue)
Palms Memorial Park is the newest cemetery in Sarasota County. The first burial was in 1945.

BUSHON, George E 30-Nov-1977

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~flgss/CemeteryFiles/PalmsMemorialPark.pdf. George Bushon, "United States Social Security Death Index"
Given Name: George
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Surname: Bushon
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Birth Date: 19 June 1903
Social Security Number: 233-01-9208
State: West Virginia
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Previous Residence Postal Code: 33577
Event Date: November 1977
Age: 74. George Edward Bushon, "Florida, Death Index, 1877-1998"
Name: George Edward Bushon
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Event Type: Death
Event Date: 30 Nov 1977
Event Place: Sarasota, Florida, United States
Gender: Unknown
Age: 74
Race: White
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Affiliate File Name: Fdi07-1970.txt
Affiliate Line Number: 108698
Affiliate CD Number: FDI07
Certificate Number: 84589
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Note. Stone photo present

George Edward Bushon

Birth: Jun. 19, 1903
Parkview (Ohio County)
Ohio County
West Virginia, USA
Death: Nov., 1977
Fruitville
Sarasota County
Florida, USA

George Edward Bushon, husband to Mildred Bushong, son of George B. McClure Bushon and Matilda Rothlisberger Bushon.

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Parents:
George B. Bushon (____ - 1919)
Matildia Rothlisberger Bushon (1858 - 1931)

Burial:
Palms Memorial Park
Sarasota
Sarasota County
Florida, USA

Created by: Rick Bushong
Record added: Jun 16, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 112397803.