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1		Status: Located	Ellen Nevada Colyer Harriet Luvenia Colyer Lucy Alma Colyer
2		Status: Located	Nathaniel Colyer
3		Status: Located	Samuel Colyer
4		Status: Located	Ruby Colyer
5		Status: Located	Lucy Alma Colyer
6		Status: Located	Helen Marie Colyer
7			Nell Edenton Low
8		1849 James Harvey Curtis sale deed to Sylvanus Moore Jr witnessed by John Thurston Curtis and carves out land for Seth Curtis and John Carpenter	John Carpenter James Harvey Curtis Seth Curtis
9		1680 Maryland land grant ref: William Collyer land granted for transporting William Collyer to "this province" of Maryland perhaps as indentured servant.	William Collyer
10		1694 Thomas Collyer commission of Maryland marshall	Francis Collier
11		1695 Maryland bond of Francis and Thomas Collier for office of marshall appointment of Thomas	Francis Collier
12		1695 Maryland bond record Francis and Thomas Collier	Francis Collier
13		1695 Thomas Collyer commission port of Williamstadt	Francis Collier
14		1698 Francis Collyar in Prince George's county MD	Francis Collier
15		1698 Thomas Collier marshall admiralty	Francis Collier
16		1700s references to Joseph Curtis in Dutchess County NY written by Franklin D. Roosevelt	Joseph Curtis, III
17		1701 Francis Collier deed Prince George's County MD	Francis Collier
18		1704 Francis Colliar permitted tobacco house Prince George's county MD	Francis Collier
19		1740 William Colliar sale deed Charles County MD	William Colyar
20		1744 Richard Colyar deed extract Prince George's county MD At 1744 Richard Colyar is described as a Shoemaker.	Richard Colyar
21		1744 Richard Colyar purchase deed Prince George County MD land tract called Token of Love. At 1744 Richard Colyar described as a shoemaker.	Richard Colyar
22		1748 William Colyar last will and testament Frederick County Maryland, of William who recently moved from Charles County MD. It shows he has a young son named William, an older son named Richard, and a grandson named Richard. Shows spelling of name as Colyar with an AR.	Richard Colyar Richard Colyar William Colyar
23		1748 William Lewis born Per book of Heritage of Stokes County NC	William Lewis
24		1749 William Colyar estate inventory Frederick County MD	William Colyar
25		1750 map Dutchess County NY great nine partners land patents shows Stanford and Amenia where Joseph Curtis lived near border of the two.	Joseph Curtis, III
26		1750s Joseph Curtis property tax Dutchess County NY Also shows James Curtis with brother Joseph, both sons of Joseph Curtis. Also shows Joseph Sr. brother, Zachariah.	James Curtis Joseph Curtis, IV Joseph Curtis, III Zachariah Curtis
27		1752 William Colyar jr. deed for 50acre Elders Delight property from deceased father per will.	William Colyar
28		1753 Dutchess County NY record of Zachariah Curtis This brother to Joseph Curtis the 2nd, also of Dutchess County NY Amenia/Stanford NY area shows up in court records. Evidently in Amenia area, they owned no land, but rented. Zacharia is reported to have moved to Vermont and had 25 children by 2 wives and held much land there.	Zachariah Curtis
29		1755 Richard Colyar and wife Rebecca sale deed Frederick County MD tract of land Token of Love. Richard and Rebecca are living by this time in Fairfax County Virginia VA. A short distance or predecessor to Fauquier County VA, where son Charles is born according to his Revolutionary War pension application.	Richard Colyar
30		1755 Virginia county map	John Collier William Colyar Charles Colyer
31		1758 Loudoun County VA tax record Richard Collier see John Calvert, who married daughter of William Colyar, named Dorcas. John Calvert doc shows his family was in Loudoun County VA 1750's.	John Calvert Richard Colyar
32		1763 Richard Collier Hampshire County VA survey chainbearer	Richard Colyar
33		1765 Hampshire County VA Relfe deed 285ac mentions a Mr. Poor and Chinworth so this is deed some extracts cite to include reference to Richard Colyer as chainbearer, but I could find no ref other than the Fairfax county VA survey showing him as chainbearer.	Richard Colyar
34		1765 Richard Colyer land mentioned in Fairfax County VA deed deed of John Relfe	Richard Colyar
35		1766 Handwritten last will Charles St. Clair (Sinkler) Orange County NC	Charles (Sinclair) St. Clair
36		1766 Pittsylvania County VA land survey Richard Colyer	Richard Colyar
37		1766 Pittsylvania County VA survey shows lawsuit opponent Mr. Stamps	Richard Colyar
38		1767 Geni.com ref Grizzelda Taylor father James Taylor Says without supplied support that James came from Accomack County VA to Pittsylvania County VA with Collier family and references Grizzelda reported Belle Haven VA marriage as referenced in the Hart write up on Taylor and Collier families.	John Collier Richard Colyar John Colyer (Colyar) Grizelda Taylor
39		1767 Richard Colyer tax Pittsylvania County VA	Richard Colyar Richard Colyar
40		1768 Ann Sinclair 114 acre Loyal Land Co Mary and FB Kegley's Early Adventurers on the Western Waters Vol 1 book recite William Preston surveyor work for Loyal Land Company. In it lists survey in 1768 for Widow Sinclair. This tie in to the Loyal Land Company whose face was Dr. Thomas Walker, correlates to the 1804 Alexander St. Clair power of attorney in Wayne County KY. Further, it appears from a close review of this file that when looking at the 1784 grant files document, that the 300 acre survey for Ann mentions that it starts as running along a line of a 1768 survey by William Preston...ie. this survey. Therefore, it may be that Alexander in his 1804 Wayne Count KY power of attorney thought that the original survey of this 114 acres laid outside the 300 acre grant (that was apparently lost in the 1787 law suit) and was therefore still available to the estate of Ann. It is unclear whether legal title was ever obtained or passed to the 114 acres.	Ann St. Clair
41		1768 Pittsylvania county VA Richard Collier lawsuit Pittsylvania county VA, from which Henry County VA was carved 1777, a Richard Collier lawsuit. This could be an elder Richard Collier to the data indicated brother to William Colyar 1754 Henry County VA etc, or it could be that Richard Collier who appears to be elder to the Richard Collier that was baptist pastor migrating to Pulaski County KY born abt 1777. It is possible this Richard Collier was born of the era 1740s like John Colyar born 1744, who was apparent brother to William Colyar 1754.	Richard Colyar
42		1768 Richard Collier lawsuit Pittsylvania County VA dismissed	Richard Colyar
43		1768 Richard Collier lawsuit w/ Mr. Stamps	Richard Colyar
44		1768 Richard Collier vs. Stamps lawsuit dismissed Pittsylvania County VA	Richard Colyar
45		1769 Pittsylvania county VA Richard Collier lawsuit vs. Stamps Henry county VA was formed from Pittsylvania county VA in 1777, where we find many references to Colliers that may have changed spelling of name to Colyar. This Richard could be a brother to Charles, John and William Colyar who migragted to Pulaski county KY. Notice that this Richard Collier if referred to a "Sr.", indicating there is a "Jr." It is possible that the Father of the Henry County Colyer family is a "Richard". There was a younger Richard Colyer baptist pastor who came via Floyd County KY to Pulaski County KY and lived near Charles Colyar born 1757 , close to Rockcastle county line and founded Pleasant view baptist church.	Richard Colyar
46		1769 Richard Collier vs Stamps lawsuit Pittsylvania County VA	Richard Colyar
47		1770 Virginia County map	John Collier William Colyar Charles Colyer
48		1771 Hampshire County VA deed Richard Watson 415ac mentions Richard Collyer land.	Richard Colyar
49		1771 Hampshire County VA lease Watson to Foxcroft: mention Richard Collyer	Richard Colyar
50		1771 John Collier lawsuit vs. Stamps Pittsylvania County VA	Richard Colyar John Colyer (Colyar)