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Matches 101 to 150 of 1991 » Thumbnails Only
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| 101 | 1787 Davidson County TN court witness Widow Pruit bastard child | ||
| 102 | 1787 Davidson County TN probate: Charles Sinclair Pruit indenture | ||
| 103 | 1787 Edward Johnston vs. Ann Sinclair lawsuit Thanks to researcher Lynne Sinclair for this document from the loose unindexed files of Montgomery County VA courthouse in Christiansburg VA. It completes the picture and has facts that tie into the 1804 power of attorney filed by son/executor Alexander St. Clair in Wayne County Ky. In particular the 75 dollar/pound receivable from James or John Craig. James was reported by Mary Kegley's book Adventurers on the Western Waters as being the son of John Craig. John Craig was a Presbyterian minister. | ||
| 104 | 1787 Henry County VA personal property tax ledger shows, Richard Colyar Jr., and John Colyar. | ||
| 105 | 1787 Kentucky legislation re John Collier of Madison County Ky on Kentucky River: tobacco | ||
| 106 | 1787 Washington County TN tax lists William Colyar believed to be misspelled name of William Colyar | ||
| 107 | 1788 Davidson County TN court: Sinclair Pruit indentured Indentured to Christopher Owens | ||
| 108 | 1788 deed index of Josiah Gale as grantor This is beginning of deed trace of James Curtis farm down through the years to try to get to an era when the first map of 1867 is found. Later deeds shows that Gale carved off 30 acres of 100 acre farm and sold to John Curtis family, a nephew of James Curtis, and son of James brother named John. | ||
| 109 | 1788 Henry County VA personal property tax ledger shows John Colyar only | ||
| 110 | 1788 mortgage of Josiah Gale of James Curtis farm Shows that Josiah Gale purchased James Curtis 100ac farm sometime before 1788 when this mortgage is recorded. | ||
| 111 | 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. | ||
| 112 | 1788 Washington County TN tax list William Colyar and brothers believed to be misspelled names of William, Charles and John Colyar | ||
| 113 | 1789 Ann St. Clair estate administration bond Here, her son, Alexander St. Clair is appointed administrator of estate of his mother, Ann St. Clair. | ||
| 114 | 1789 Henry County VA personal property tax ledger shows John Colyar only | ||
| 115 | 1789 Johnston vs. Sinclair Based on research by Lynne Sinclair, found in Buncombe County NC etc, it is believed this is a lawsuit of Edward Johnson vs. Ann (Nancy) St. Clair concerning a claim by Edward that Ann owed him $250. Edward is married to Deborah, who was believed to be the Ann's youngest daughter. The lawsuit results in an EXEMPTED judgement against Ann(Nancy) and apparently other costs are to be paid to Ann. Notice at one place, what appears to be court officer(perhaps justice peace) James Craig is named resposible for costs. This may be the judgement referred to in the 1804 Wayne County KY power of attorney by Alexander St. Clair as executor of Ann (Nancy's) estate. | ||
| 116 | 1789 Stokes NC deed to William Lewis | ||
| 117 | 1789 Washington County tn court John Colyer appeal of conviction of petit larceny, and acquitted. I am not sure if this is the John Colyer born 1744, or possibly a son of Charles Colyer, since there is evidence of Charles Colyer and Jacob Brown posting bond for a John Colyer. Mrs A.E. Hart in her 1934 genealogy of John Colyar 1744 says that John Colyar 1744 had a wooden leg and was disabled in some ways from war wounds. Further, that as a result, his wife and children had to work. Further, evidence shows via deeds in Pulaski County and Rockcastle County KY where both Charles and John 1744 later moved, that they lived next to each other. Therefore, it seems this is likely John Colyar 1744. Another Washington County TN court document shows that Mrs Brown was paid for keeping a child of John Colyar. | ||
| 118 | 1790 "Nancy" Sinkler, Pendleton district South Carolina Here, son Alexander, calls his mother "Nancy" like in 1804 Wayne County Ky power of attorney. Most legal docs in Montgomery County VA where "Nancy" "Ann" lived , called her by the name of Ann Sinclair. | ||
| 119 | 1790 Davidson County TN court: Sinclair Pruit choosed guardian Adam Hampton chosen as guardian | ||
| 120 | 1790 Davidson County TN court: Sinclair Pruit chooses guardian(typed version) April 1790, Sinclair Pruit chooses guardian in Adam Hampton | ||
| 121 | 1790 Davidson County TN court: Sinclair Pruit testifies handwritten version of court record where Sinclair Pruit testifies against his recently chosen guardian Adam Hampton and the person he was indentured to, Christopher Owen. | ||
| 122 | 1790 Davidson County TN court: Sinclair Pruit witness(typed version) Sinclair Pruit testifies in July 1790 against his April 1790 chosen guardian, Adam Hampton, and against the person he was indentured to, Christopher Owens. | ||
| 123 | 1790 deed Josiah Gale to Kinney 30 acres Dutchess county NY; this 30 acres sold to Roswell Kinney, whose daughter Anne married John W Curtis. His 1812 lastwill shows his giving land to Curtis grandchildren. The map shows a Mrs. Curtis living on land at corner of current day intersection of Mabbettsville rd and Andrew Haight rd. | ||
| 124 | 1790 Henry County VA personal property tax ledger shows John Colyar only | ||
| 125 | 1790 Marriage bond of James Collier Madison County KY | ||
| 126 | 1790 Pendleton District South Carolina census shows Alexander Sinkler Alexr Sincler Home in 1790 (City, County, State):Pendleton, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 1 Number of Household Members: 4 | ||
| 127 | 1790 Sale by William Lewis in Stokes County NC | ||
| 128 | 1790 Stokes County NC census extracts: Lewis and Heath | ||
| 129 | 1790 Stokes County NC property tax William and James Lewis | ||
| 130 | 1790 Tax Lists of Washington county TN Status: Located1790 Tax Lists of Washington county TN showing William Colyar | ||
| 131 | 1790 Washington County TN court, John Colyer lawsuit against a Mr. Pig for defamation, dismissed. | ||
| 132 | 1790 Washington County TN tax list William Colyar | ||
| 133 | 1790 Washington County TN: John Colyer acquitted Appeals court rules John Colyer not guilty of larceny | ||
| 134 | 1790 William Colyar Washington County TN tax record ledger | ||
| 135 | 1790's Town Clerk minutes Chester MA Hampden county Cyrenius Wait family births of Cyrenius siblings. The father , Jonathan Wait and wife Margaret migrate to Aurora OH reported in the 1820s and are buried there in a Mennonite church cemetery | ||
| 136 | 1790s-1805 Buncombe County NC William Colyar This excellent research by Lynne Sinclair documents a significant enmeshment between William Colyar, son John and William Colyar in-law brothers/sister in the area of Buncombe County NC during this era. It seems to reveal that the St. Clair's and William Colyar were involved in land speculation in Buncombe County NC. It shows nearby Pendleton district of South Carolina 1790 census records of brother in law Alexander St. Clair. The records show John Colyer, son of William Colyar, located in Buncombe County NC working with his father. William's other sons, appear to remain on the Nolichucky River in Washington County TN. Was John Colyer a sort of favored son ? 1839 Pulaski County KY power of attorney shows William and his wife, Nancy, moved to Pulaski County Ky. | ||
| 137 | 1791 Henry County VA delinquent tax This from the Mar 2026 issue of the Virginia Genealogist publication shows a Richard and John "Collier". | ||
| 138 | 1791 Richard Collyar sale deed Patrick County VA | ||
| 139 | 1791 Richard Colyar to William Colyar bill sale bill of sale index found in miscellaneous record of Washington County TN. Show that a Richard Colyar is BROTHER to William Colyar. I suspect this Richard Colyar is son of Richard Colyar, a grandson mentioned in will of William Colyar in Charles County MD 1748. From review of available Washington County TN tax records, I do not find Richard Colyar, so this slave bill of sale may have been for benefit of William living Washington County TN. See Richard Colyar tax records in Henry County VA. I have been unable to find the actual court record of this bill of sale. | ||
| 140 | 1791 Washington county TN deed: William Colyar to Newhouse 550ac This may be selling the lead mines in 1791. After William Colyar owned the mining property, it is developed as iron mines by Embree's and others. | ||
| 141 | 1791 Washington County TN property tax Charles & Richard Colyar | ||
| 142 | 1791 William Colyar Washington County TN tax record ledger | ||
| 143 | 1792 Greene County TN deed William and Ann Colyar to Scruggs land on Nolichucky River | ||
| 144 | 1792 Sion Bradley revolutionary war Knox County TN Is this the Sion Bradley in Adair/Russell County KY in 1802 ? | ||
| 145 | 1793 Charles Collier(Colyar, Colyer) on Birches creek Pittsylvania County VA extract see page 15: This seems to tie Charles Colyar of later Henry County VA, Carter County TN and Pulaski County KY to Birches creek where original land grant made to Richard Colyar born 1723 in 1766. UNFORTUNATELY THIS EXTRACT IS IN ERROR AND IT RELATES TO CHARLES COLLIE, NOT COLLIER. SEE ACTUAL 1793 DEED ATTACHED. | ||
| 146 | 1793 Charles Colyar purchase land grant deed Limestone cove Washington County TN deeds. See 1806 document of power of attorney by Richard Caswell estate disputing this transfer by warrant issues to Richard Caswell 1778. | ||
| 147 | 1793 extract of lastwill William Lewis notice names of wife and some children mis-read from handwritten county records. | ||
| 148 | 1793 Haywood's History of Tennessee reports St. Clair Pruit killed | ||
| 149 | 1793 Henry county VA deed sale John Collier sale by Collier of land on Leatherwood creek | ||
| 150 | 1793 Knoxsville Gazette: indian attack greasy cove Washington County TN Charles Colyer had land here during this era. |