Document changes: Curtis / Colyer family of Somerset Kentucky

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#	mediaID	mediatypeID	Description	Notes	Last Modified Date
51	1324	documents	1801 land grant from KY land office: South of Green River file records	1798 Wayne County KY authorization for South of Green River land grant, Survey done 1800. Lawsuit and dispute settled in Michael Stoner favor and patent issued NORTH of Cumberland River, not SOUTH as survey said.	2024-01-25 02:47:13
52	1319	documents	1814 Wayne County KY: lastwill of Michael Stoner	given verbally(noncupative) August 1814, filed in court September 1814 after death.	2024-01-25 02:22:43
53	1318	documents	1801 Pulaski County Court order: Stoner road	Shows what began as Stoner Ferry Rd from Stanford to Cumberland River, became current day hwy 1247 / hwy 27, based on location of road at head of Pitman Creek in current day Science Hill/ Eubank KY.	2024-01-25 02:19:48
54	1317	documents	1798 May Lincoln County Court: Stoner Ferry Road		2024-01-25 02:16:15
55	1316	documents	1798 Lincoln County KY: court order Stoner Ferry Cumberland River		2024-01-25 02:13:59
56	1314	documents	The Boone Family: Michael Stoner	Excerpt of the Michael Stoner family section from the book entitled The Boone Family, pulbished 1922 by Ms. Straker cited in sources for Michael Stoner.	2024-01-25 02:06:38
57	1311	documents	1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY	re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	2023-12-14 02:51:27
58	1311	documents	1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY	re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	2023-12-14 02:51:27
59	1311	documents	1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY	re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	2023-12-14 02:51:27
60	1311	documents	1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY	re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	2023-12-14 02:51:27
61	1311	documents	1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY	re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	2023-12-14 02:51:27
62	1313	documents	1844 Widow pension John Colyer born 1744: Stephen Colyer affidavit	affidavit for Grizzy Colyer as widow of Revolutionary War soldier John Colyer, testimony of Stephen Colyer, preacher. He was early preacher at Flat Lick Baptist church in Pulaski County KY.	2023-12-14 02:49:28
63	1313	documents	1844 Widow pension John Colyer born 1744: Stephen Colyer affidavit	affidavit for Grizzy Colyer as widow of Revolutionary War soldier John Colyer, testimony of Stephen Colyer, preacher. He was early preacher at Flat Lick Baptist church in Pulaski County KY.	2023-12-14 02:49:28
64	1312	documents	1782-1844 pension files John Colyer born 1744	from National Archives. Shows Revolutionary pay record, Pennsylvania reference as pension office location, name correction from James to John, Widow app notes in 1844 and pension certificate replacement in 1821.	2023-12-14 02:44:04
65	1310	documents	1924 letter to Mrs. Davidson re John Colyer Revolutionary	From National Archives pension files of John Colyer born. 1744 Revolutionary War records	2023-12-14 02:34:17
66	1309	documents	widow Revolutionary War pension file of John Colyer(born 1744)	This is from National Archives records of John Colyer born 1744 Revolutionary war pension records. This is testimony of family friend Sarah Warden on behalf of Grizzelda (Grizzy) Colyer , wife of John, in connection with application for Widows pension in 1844. Her revolutionary war veteran husband, had died in 1826. Note mention of oldest son, named William.	2023-12-14 02:30:47
67	1309	documents	widow Revolutionary War pension file of John Colyer(born 1744)	This is from National Archives records of John Colyer born 1744 Revolutionary war pension records. This is testimony of family friend Sarah Warden on behalf of Grizzelda (Grizzy) Colyer , wife of John, in connection with application for Widows pension in 1844. Her revolutionary war veteran husband, had died in 1826. Note mention of oldest son, named William.	2023-12-14 02:30:47
68	1309	documents	widow Revolutionary War pension file of John Colyer(born 1744)	This is from National Archives records of John Colyer born 1744 Revolutionary war pension records. This is testimony of family friend Sarah Warden on behalf of Grizzelda (Grizzy) Colyer , wife of John, in connection with application for Widows pension in 1844. Her revolutionary war veteran husband, had died in 1826. Note mention of oldest son, named William.	2023-12-14 02:30:47
69	1260	documents	1820 Rockcastle County prop tax--Stephen, Richard, and John Sr.(1744) and William Colyer	property believed to be at the Pulaski County / Rockcastle county line on current day hwy 461. William Colyer presumed to be oldest son of John Colyer(1744) documented in Revolutionary Pension file of John Colyer(1744).	2023-12-13 01:26:55
70	1260	documents	1820 Rockcastle County prop tax--Stephen, Richard, and John Sr.(1744) and William Colyer	property believed to be at the Pulaski County / Rockcastle county line on current day hwy 461. William Colyer presumed to be oldest son of John Colyer(1744) documented in Revolutionary Pension file of John Colyer(1744).	2023-12-13 01:26:55
71	1260	documents	1820 Rockcastle County prop tax--Stephen, Richard, and John Sr.(1744) and William Colyer	property believed to be at the Pulaski County / Rockcastle county line on current day hwy 461. William Colyer presumed to be oldest son of John Colyer(1744) documented in Revolutionary Pension file of John Colyer(1744).	2023-12-13 01:26:55
72	257	documents	John Collier (Colyar) born 1744 Pension papers from National Archive with signed name as Colyar	Various pieces of correspondence that show that John Collier of 1744 signed his name "Colyar" and other correspondence of folks from National Archives that shows name as Colyar. This further links him to family as this researcher has concluded that he is brother to William Colyar and Alexander Colyar. National Archive notes of Revolutionary pensions: Quick guide to the American Revolution Pension Acts Act of 1818: Continental Line soldiers are eligible to apply for federal pensions. These are US Army soldiers, commanded by George Washington. A soldier who was 20 in 1776 was 62 years old in 1818. Act of 1820: Continental Line soldiers are eligible to apply for pensions. This act added a new requirement to prove financial need. Applications list the veteran’s property and describe the state of health of everyone in the household. A soldier who was 20 in 1776 was 64 years old in 1820. Act of 1832: Eligibility was lowered to at least six months of service, making militia service eligible. Militias are associated with state governments. Because militias didn’t receive formal signed paper discharges like the Continental Army and records were incomplete, in addition to documentation applicants were required to appear before a Court of Record to provide oral testimony about their service, corroborated by at least one credible witness. While they answered standard questions, the veterans often told much more than required, perhaps seeing this as their chance—as elderly and largely illiterate men in the twilight of their lives—to get their stories on the record. A soldier who was 20 in 1776 was 76 years old in 1832. Act of 1836: For a widow to be eligible for a pension, she had to have been married to a veteran before the war ended in 1783. Widows told of traumatic wartime experiences that they and their families experienced. Widows were required to appear before a Court of Record, provide oral testimony about their husband's service, present proof of the marriage, and corroborate stories with credible witnesses. A woman who was 20 in 1776 was 80 years old in 1836.	2023-12-13 01:20:16
73	1308	documents	Newspaper article on Hiram Hays	Boyhood mischief	2023-11-05 01:07:48
74	1307	documents	1902 homeplace deed to Eva Owens Vaughan	purchased from fellow descendants of her father Dr. Samuel Owens	2023-11-03 10:56:11
75	1306	documents	Lucy Alma Colyer James- Obituary		2023-10-29 07:13:46
76	1304	documents	1865 Stephen Colyer estate accounting		2023-10-29 07:09:40
77	1303	documents	1860 John Colyer Sr. estate accounting		2023-10-29 07:08:41
78	1302	documents	1851 John Colyer Sr. estate inventory		2023-10-29 07:07:25
79	1301	documents	1867 John Colyer Jr. estate accounting	shows purchase price paid for John Long property on Cumberland River etc. Pulaski wills bk6	2023-10-29 05:08:43
80	1300	documents	1855 John Colyer Jr. estate accounting	Pulaski wills bk4	2023-10-29 05:06:57
81	1299	documents	1855 Stephen Colyer estate accounting slaves	by administrator Linsey Colyer, shows lands and slaves inherited from father John Colyer.	2023-10-29 05:05:33
82	1299	documents	1855 Stephen Colyer estate accounting slaves	by administrator Linsey Colyer, shows lands and slaves inherited from father John Colyer.	2023-10-29 05:05:33
83	1298	documents	1855 Stephen Colyer estate accounting		2023-10-29 05:03:51
84	1297	documents	1854 John Colyer Sr. estate accounting	by son adminstrator Lindsey Colyer	2023-10-29 05:01:44
85	1296	documents	1853 John Colyer estate dower to wife Lydia	Pulaski Will bk 4 , wife gets 9 acres of coal lands on Cumberland River plus 1/3 of the timber as dower rights to intestate husband John Colyer	2023-10-29 05:00:15
86	1296	documents	1853 John Colyer estate dower to wife Lydia	Pulaski Will bk 4 , wife gets 9 acres of coal lands on Cumberland River plus 1/3 of the timber as dower rights to intestate husband John Colyer	2023-10-29 05:00:15
87	1295	documents	1850 Pulaski County KY will bk4 John Colyer estate MYSTERY MAN	Aministrator John Colyer. I do not know who this deceased John Colyer is nor for sure which John Colyer is administrator	2023-10-29 04:58:03
88	1294	documents	DNA data at FamilyTreeDNAA on the French Family with Sinclair	Shows supporting data of Donald Sinclair and Michael Flanagan descending from French family	2023-10-27 02:10:48
89	1294	documents	DNA data at FamilyTreeDNAA on the French Family with Sinclair	Shows supporting data of Donald Sinclair and Michael Flanagan descending from French family	2023-10-27 02:10:48
90	1293	documents	1788 Nashville court case defamation Catherine Pruitt	Here Catherine St. Clair Pruitt files dafamation case against a Mr. Crow on false charge of stealing. Court finds for Catherine and make Mr. Crow pay her $5.	2023-10-25 03:06:44
91	1292	documents	1804 Alexander St. Clair Power of Attorney POA	Wayne County KY	2023-10-24 03:35:56
92	1291	documents	Charles St. Clair (Sinclair) Pruitt bio	Thanks to Ms. Vavette Owens of Texas for this item.	2023-10-24 02:41:28
93	1290	documents	William Colyar North Carolina Land Grant 1779 more info	Thanks to Ms. Margaret Dent Wagner for finding and supplying this further document concerning the 1779 survey assigned to William Colyar and deeded 1790.	2023-10-23 01:55:16
94	1289	documents	1855 pulaski county ky deed JP and JW Colyer	brothers purchase property for store on Saltworks Rd (current hwy 692 Grundy Rd).	2023-10-22 16:41:42
95	1289	documents	1855 pulaski county ky deed JP and JW Colyer	brothers purchase property for store on Saltworks Rd (current hwy 692 Grundy Rd).	2023-10-22 16:41:42
96	1204	documents	1838 letter from former slave, "Free Frank" McWhurter (McWorter,McWhorter) to Cyrenius Wait	See book on Free Frank. He was Pulaski County slave who bought his freedom, then over years bought his entire family freedom, moved to Illinois and started his own town for freed slaves. In this letter he asks Cyrenius to find out how his yet to be freed children are doing and tell them he and their mother will be there soon to visit. Notice that this letter discloses that Cyrenius Wait has made Free Frank a loan. Could it be to finance the first cash purchase of an enslaved child, Solomon in 1835 recorded in Pulaski County deed records ? Solomon was purchased from John Eastham, who was a Cyrenius and Free Frank neighbor on Fishing Creek Pulaski county. The next Pulaski record of a child purchase by Free Frank was in 1843, daughter Sally	2023-10-22 02:15:30
97	1288	documents	1829 Bill of Sale slave Frank, son of Free Frank	This is evidently the first child purchase by Free Frank of a child out of slavery. This first purchase is of a son named Frank that has run away 3 years earlier and purchased via barter. Notice it is witnessed by Cyrenius Wait. Later in 1829 Cyrenius Wait purchases from Free Frank property on Fishing Creek containing salt peter operation.	2023-10-21 05:29:44
98	1287	documents	John Colyer born 1744 pension application	History of Crab Orchard KY Lincoln county. Shows another pension record of the Revolutionary War other than than wife Grizelda's and possible origin in Pennsylvania	2023-10-18 01:48:47
99	1286	documents	1865 Pulaski county KY property tax: Cyrenius Wait		2023-10-15 01:11:22
100	1285	documents	1860 Pulaski county KY property tax: Cyrenius Wait		2023-10-15 01:10:36

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