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Tree: All Trees Curtis Family of Somerset Ky John Colyer family of Somerset Ky  

Matches 1001 to 1045 of 1045     » Thumbnails Only

	Thumb	Description	Linked to
1001		William Collier headstone	William Collyer
1002		William Collier who was a hunter and trapper Status: LocatedExtract of book by Lyman Chalkley on Scottish settlements of Virginia mentioning a William Collier who was a hunter and trapper. Mentions the Col. Christian campaign against Cherokee Indians.	William Colyar
1003		William Collier/Colyar listed as soldier in 6th regimental line Virginia You must download and install the special Deju browser plug in from here to read this . This is book which on about page 91 shows William Collier as soldier in 6th regimental line of Virginia for continental army. See item 66. His captain , Garland, is later reported as living in 1806 in Henry County VA.	William Colyar
1004		William Colyar - Washington County TN history Status: LocatedHistory of Washington County, TN--this is an excerpt from a book put together by the Johnson City, TN historical society. It was edited by two women, one of which was Ms. Dessie Simmons. The other I am sorry I cannot remember. It is the most thorough treatment of history of this region I have found. Outstanding! On the last page of this extract, it tells of William Colyar and his lead mine where bullets used in battle of King's Mountain.	William Colyar
1005		William Colyar / Dorcas Colyar deed Status: LocatedDeed copied from courthouse in Jonesboro TN, of Dorcas Colyar Calvert transferring property she inherited from her father William Colyar on the Nolichucky River. She transfers 63 acres being one fifth of the property owned by William Colyar at his death per this deed. The deed is dated in 1820.	John Calvert William Colyar Dorcas (Colyar, Collyar) Colyer
1006		William Colyar / Dorcas Colyar research Status: LocatedMiscellaneous papers received from another Colyer (Janis Ragar) who in 1998 lived in Missouri and descended from Dorcas Colyar, daughter of William Colyar.	William Colyar Dorcas (Colyar, Collyar) Colyer
1007		William Colyar 1780 North Carolina Land Grant On Nolachucky River Washington County TN near Jonesborough	William Colyar
1008		William Colyar 1783 North Carolina Land Grant On Nolachucky River Washington County TN near Jonesborough	William Colyar
1009		William Colyar deed John Sevier Status: LocatedHere is copy of deed where John Sevier, Jr. in 1800 purchases 3100 acres that includes the land originally granted to William Colyar. Within this deed, it says that the transfer includes the lead mines, known as Colyar Mines that was on the property. It spells out several tracts of land on north and south of Nolichucky River formerly owned by William Colyar.	Jonesboro TN William Colyar John Sevier
1010		William Colyar early Tennessee History Status: LocatedThis is copied pages from book found in Tn State archives library in 1990's that is on Tennesseans prior to 1800. Several references are made to William Colyar and his son who was a justice of the peace in Washington County. It has typewritten extract of settlement of William Colyar estate. Also my handwritten notes of other references in this book I did not copy.	William Colyar
1011		William Colyar estate Status: LocatedHandwritten settlement of William Colyar Estate of Washington County TN (born abt. 1754) from Jonesboro TN courthouse	William Colyar
1012		William Colyar John Colyer Virginia research Status: LocatedIt looks as if several researchers draw on the Calloway document and here (in djvu smaller format) is researchers papers found in Basset Virginia historical library speaking of Collier’s of Henry County VA which also show William going to TN and a brother to John Colyer who married Grizzilda Taylor. You must download and install the special Deju browser plug in from here to read this .	William Colyar
1013		William Colyar John Colyer Virginia research Status: LocatedIt looks as if several researchers draw on the Calloway document and here (in pdf format) is researchers papers found in Basset Virginia historical library speaking of Collier’s of Henry County VA which also show William going to TN and a brother to John Colyer who married Grizzilda Taylor.	William Colyar John Colyer (Colyar), Jr.
1014		William Colyar lead mines Status: LocatedHere is another write up on the lead mines and history from the Washington County Historical Assoc. by John Nash	William Colyar
1015		William Colyar North Carolina Land Grant 1779 On Nolachucky River Washington County TN near Jonesborough. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Brown_Grant_Deeds for history of land transactions at the time in the area.	William Colyar
1016		William Colyar of Washington County TN estate settlement. Status: Located	William Colyar
1017		William Colyar related power attorney Status: LocatedAlexander Colyar Power of Attorney	Alexander Colyar William Colyar
1018		William Colyar related Power Attorney Alexander Colyar Status: LocatedI had searched for gravesite of William Colyar and his wife, Nancy Ann in east Tennessee. It is reported that he died in 1819. However, a power of attorney made by Alexander Colyar of Winchester TN (Father of Arthur St. Claire Colyer) appointing his son, George Thompson Colyer, as power of attorney recorded in Pulaski County Ky, (here in faster loading djvu format) shows that William and his wife Nancy lived in Pulaski County KY at the time of their death The power of attorney in 1839 (year of Nancy Agnes Ann’s death) was to collect Alexander’s share of estate. Since only son I know of in Pulaski County Ky is John Colyer, I suppose that William and Nancy, must have moved to live with John Colyer of Pulaski County Ky so John could care for them in their elder years. This is supported by the 1830 U.S. Census that shows a female age 60-70 years old living with John. John’s mother Agnes Nancy Ann St. Clair Colyar would have been 70 years old in 1830. His father, William, died in 1819 but his mother did not die until 1839. The elderly lady living in the household would not be John mother-in-law, Mrs. Purvis, as both of John’s parents-in-law were living at the time with Old Mr. Purvis not dying until 1840 or so and Old Mrs. Purvis not until 1852. This indicates that perhaps John Colyer was the closest son capable of financially being able to care for his parents in later years. The power of attorney indicates that both William and Nancy Colyar died in Pulaski County KY. My guess is that they may be buried in some of the unmarked graves in the Jugornot region of Pulaski County as this is where John Colyer had property at Buck Creek on the Cumberland River before moving to the Pittman Creek property in Ruth Kentucky area in 1842.	Alexander Colyar William Colyar George Thompson Colyer Agnus "Nancy" Ann St. Clair
1019		William Colyar Tennessee deeds Status: LocatedVarious deeds of William Colyar of Washington County TN provided by the most helpful Mrs. Dessie Simmons of Johnson City TN	William Colyar
1020		William Colyar's East Tennessee Status: LocatedHere is a book concerning the travails facing the pioneers of what was to become east Tennessee and the other regions. In particular, there are interesting sections on the Wautuga area and John Sevier that makes an interesting read. It is The Conquest of the Old Southwest: The Romantic Story of the Early Pioneers into Virginia, The Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky 1740-1790, by Archibald Henderson	William Colyar
1021		William Colyar/Collier listed in Virginian's in American Revolution You must download and install the special Deju browser plug in from here to read this . This is book shows William Collier as soldier in 6th regimental line of Virginia for continental army. His captain , Garland, is later reported as living in 1806 in Henry County VA.	William Colyar
1022		William Colyar/Collier North Carolina Land Grants Status: LocatedExtract of book of North Carolina Land Grants in TN that lists grants to William Collier as early as 1783 and provides possible hints at connection to Mr. Gann who is said to have married a daughter of William Collier of 1724.	William Colyar
1023		William Henry Collier headstone	William Henry Collier
1024		William Henry Collier Obit	William Henry Collier
1025		William Lewis / Mary Ballou bible record of deaths, many small children This is the page from the Lewis family bible showing deaths of many small children. William and Mary were cousins, which could have contributed to birth defects etc and deaths. This bible page was obtained from records of granddaughter Elaine Avera's records.	Mary Elizabeth Ballou William Thomas Lewis
1026		William Lewis and Mary Ballou marriage certificate Marriage certificate obtained from Elaine Avera granddaughter's records	Mary Elizabeth Ballou William Thomas Lewis
1027		William Lewis and Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis home , Greenwood KY Home of William Lewis and Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis, Greenwood KY as seen in about 1972. Per Magolla Lewis in 1972, this is back of house, even though faces later created hiway. House is old time ELL architecture.	Mary Elizabeth Ballou William Thomas Lewis
1028		William M. Colyer Death Cert Son of Bluford Kirtley Colyer. In Confederate Civil War 6th Ky Calvary with John Hunt Morgan	William Memes Colyer
1029		William Owens Lewis 1910 census With wife Nannie and daughter Mildred	William Owens Lewis
1030		William Owens Lewis death certificate 1963	William Owens Lewis
1031		William Thomas Lewis Status: LocatedHere is only photo I have of William Thomas Lewis, Leon’s father.	William Thomas Lewis
1032		William Thomas Lewis 1910 census Saw mill operator with children Henry, Mag, Bryan	Bryan Dewey Lewis Henry Farris Lewis Magolia Lewis William Thomas Lewis
1033		William Vaughan and Evaline Bradley marriage 1864 Russell County KY	Sarah Evaline Bradley William Vaughan
1034		William Vaughan death certificate shows son, O.B. Vaughan as informant, and father John Vaughan	John Vaughan William Vaughan
1035		William Vaughan headstone Jamestown Ky	William Vaughan
1036		William Vaughan headstone Jamestown Ky, next to wife Eveline	William Vaughan
1037		William Vaughan headstone	William Vaughan
1038		William Vaughan headstone with wife Eveline	William Vaughan
1039		William Wait diary 1818 news article Upon arrival in Somerset, he describes it as a row of cabins on road at Pitman Creek. This leads me to believe he came via Salt Works Road (now Hwy 192) from London KY area to intersection at Pitman Creek. In old times, the road turned there Whitley Road (current Clay Hill Rd) to head over to what is now Rush Branch Rd (formerly Whitley Rd) where Cyrenius Wait was living next to the Colyers according to deeds on this site.	Cyrenius Wait
1040		William Wait diary of trip from Masechusetts to Somerset Ky 1818 accompanied by brother Cyrenius Wait, initial arrival in Pulaski County Ky	Cyrenius Wait
1041		William Walter Colyer	William Walter Colyer
1042		Winnie Lewis Status: LocatedName on back of photo found in old pictures held by Ray Colyer and Edith Colyer Curtis	Winnie Lewis
1043		Winnie Lewis Status: Locatedfound in old pictures of Ray Colyer and Edith Colyer Curtis. Winnie was their aunt. I think Winnie is oldest girl pictured. Younger girl may be sister Leon Lewis, mother to Ray and Edith	Winnie Lewis
1044		Winnie Lewis 1900 census in Kentucky with parents and siblings Shows that she was not the mother of Sadie McElwain. Winnie Married John J. McElwain sometime after 1900 and Sadie was born 1897	Bryan Dewey Lewis Leone' Valeria Lewis Magolia Lewis William Owens Lewis Winnie Lewis
1045		World War I soldier Payton Colyer	Payton R. Colyer