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151		1793 LastWill of William Lewis Stokes County NC	William Lewis
152		1793 Pittyslvania county va birches creek deed Charles Collie This shows the extract research previously referenced is in error and NOT Collier but Collie.	Richard Colyar Charles Colyer
153		1793 Stokes County NC property tax: William Lewis deceased, James Lewis	William Lewis
154		1793 Washington County Tennessee TN: North Carolina land grant deed to Charles Colyer 640 acres on Limestone cove TN. See 1806 document of Sullivan County TN power attorney for estate of Richard Caswell disputing this transfer.	Charles Colyer
155		1794 Clayton family genealogy: ref to William Lewis Jr and Sr	William Lewis William Lewis
156		1794 Michael Stoner road order Clark County KY	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
157		1794 Pittsylvania county VA John Collier deed, wife Agatha We do not know who this John Collier is, since his wife was named Agatha....therefore not the John Colyer revolutionary soldier born 1744. Henry County VA was formed 1777 from Pittsylvania county.	John Colyer (Colyar)
158		1794 Stokes County NC property tax: Ansley Lewis wife, James Lewis	William Lewis
159		1794 Stokes NC marriage bond: William Lewis and Charity Clayton	William Lewis
160		1794 Stokes NC marriage extract William Lewis Jr.	William Lewis
161		1794 Sullivan County NC that became TN 1796: Alex St. Clair deed of Patrick Henry witnessed by Thomas Jefferson in 1768, finally recorded in Sullivan County in 1794 and attested to by Justice of The Peace of Augusta County VA: Alex St. Clair. It is not known if this is Charles St Clair son....some researchers believe it is likely another Alexander St Clair of Staunton VA since the Justice of Peace named Alexander St Clair here is acting for Augusta County VA.	Alexander Sinclair
162		1794 Washington County VA deed Agnus St Clair Colyar updated better copy of deed where Nancy Agnus St. Clair Colyar and husband William Colyar, transfer land in St. Clair bottom VA that she inherited from father Charles St Clair.	William Colyar Agnus "Nancy" Ann St. Clair
163		1795 Buncombe County NC court deposition of Alexander St. Clair Alexander testifies concerning a deed from William Colyar (presumably his brother-in-law) to Sewthold sale of lead mines and protection from any lawsuit by General John Sevier. The mines were sold by Sewthold to John Sevier Jr. This shows relationship between Alexander St. Clair of Buncombe County NC at the time, and William Colyar. Thanks to Lynne Sinclair for this item.	William Colyar Alexander Sinclair
164		1795 Clark County court deposition: Michael Stoner, Daniel Boone	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
165		1795 deed Josiah Gale to Eden Cornwell This is same property according to metes/bounds sold by James Curtis to Josiah Gale.	Dutchess County NY Farm
166		1795 KY Land Grant act South of Green River Settlements This act required settlement on the land evidenced by residence	John Colyer
167		1795 Ruth Brown paid paid $25 a year for keeping child of John Colyer Status: LocatedWashington County Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions abstracts WP project—TN State Archives Library Nashville: the first page ref is to WP project extract, the (p-) reference is to original court Ruth Brown paid paid $25 a year for keeping child of John Colyer for 3 months p.288 ( p569). Since John Colyar 1744 was largely an invalid from war wounds, it is reported his wife had to work to support family. Circumstantial evidence like this lends support to this child belonging to John Colyar 1744.	William Colyar John Colyer (Colyar)
168		1795 sale deed Charles Colyer to Hale Limestone Cove TN	Charles Colyer
169		1795 Stokes County NC property tax: Ann, newly married William Jr, James This is the last year these Lewis' can be found in Stokes County property tax.	William Lewis
170		1796 Buncombe County NC depositon of William Colyer concerning deeds witnessed by General John Sevier in connection with mining property sold to Newthold et al. Deed guarantees lost in fire.	William Colyar
171		1796 deed John England to William Colyar 172ac Washington County TN south side Nolichucky river	William Colyar
172		1796 deed Walter King to William Colyar 100ac Washington County TN south side of Nolichucky river	William Colyar
173		1796 Sion Bradley marriage Married Mary Wilson in Jefferson County TN, Is this the same Sion Bradley that shows up on Adair County KY census in 1810 that appears to be father of Sion Bradley in Russell County KY ?	Sion (father to Sion ?) Bradley
174		1796 Washington County TN tax list: Colyar and Sevier Shows William Colyar and 1st TN governor, John Sevier. Also listed are Embree and Brown family.	William Colyar
175		1797 Charles Colyer purchase deed Washington County, Tennessee TN Deed Acton to Charles Colyer on Indian Creek.	Charles Colyer
176		1797 Stephen S. Colyar purchase deed lots 37 and 46, Jonesboro TN This shows signature at Stephen "S" Colyer. Therefore different from baptist preacher in Pulaski County KY who signs name Stephen "M" Colyer.	Stephen S. Colyar Stephen M. Colyer
177		1797 Washington County Tennessee TN: deed to Stephen Colyer in town of Jonesboro	Stephen M. Colyer
178		1798 Carter County TN tax Stephen Colyer Note same list Charles Colyar born 1757	Stephen S. Colyar
179		1798 Charles Colyer Washington County Tennessee TN deed Book 6 page 492 deed from Acton to Charles Colyer on Indian Creek	Charles Colyer
180		1798 Lincoln County KY: court order Stoner Ferry Cumberland River	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
181		1798 May Lincoln County Court: Stoner Ferry Road	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
182		1798 Richard Nuckolls deed Robertson County TN appears to be first land purchased by Richard Nuckolls. See his 1833 testimony where he says he has been in Robertson County TN 33-34 years.	Richard Nuckolls
183		1798 Stephen S Colyar sale deed lot 36 Jonesboro TN different from Pulaski County KY baptist preacher Stephen "M" Colyer who signed name on 1844 Rev War pension app of widow of John Colyar born 1744.	Stephen S. Colyar Stephen M. Colyer
184		1799 a Washington County TN estate purchase by Stephen Colyar Shows more evidence of a Stephen Colyar being in Jonesboro, Washington County TN before 1800.	Stephen S. Colyar
185		1799 Carter County TN tax list Stephen Colyer Note same list Charles Colyar born 1757	Stephen S. Colyar
186		1799 Jesse Richardson officer cornstalk militia KY shows as a Pulaski County Colonel and then a brigadier General by 1808	Jesse Richardson
187		1800 February-Pulaski County KY court order Stoner Ferry Rd. This road order during 1800 before Wayne County is formed from Pulaski County in 1800. South side of Cumberland River.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
188		1800 Nashville preemption land grant Michael Stoner apparently assigned to William "Billy" Bush , Stoner's uncle by marriage, then lost by Billy Bush in a lawsuit with Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson gets the Stoner land from Bush and it appears to lay next to his Hermitage TN homeplace of 1000 acres or so.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
189		1800 Pulaski County KY court order Road From Stoners ferry to south of Cumberland River and a grove. Overseer is man who owned land evidently south of Cumberland River, William Sharpe....who later files lawsuit disputing Stoner 1801 survey for land grant.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
190		1800 Pulaski County KY deed book 1: Michael Stoner renounces slave purchase	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
191		1800 U.S. Census Buncombe County North Carolina Alexander Sinclair Buncombe County was initially much larger than it is today. It once incorporated all of Rutherford County west of the mountains and most of the western part of Burke County while, to the south, it reached to the South Carolina border and then ran westward all the way to the Tennessee line. It has gone through at least ten distinct permutations from its creation until present day. Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Morgan, Buncombe, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 3 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 6 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members 8	Alexander Sinclair
192		1801 Charles Colyer sales deed Washington County, Tennessee TN book 9 page 170 to Swingle, land on Indian Creek formerly owned by Acton.	Charles Colyer
193		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.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
194		1801 Pittsylvania county VA deed of John Collier with wife Agatha on Old Woman's creek Since wife named Agatha, we do not know who this John Collier is, since John Colyar soldier born 1744, wife was not named Agatha.	John Colyer (Colyar)
195		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.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
196		1801 Pulaski County KY court order: Stoner relocate land grant This shows the confusion of North of Cumberland River vs. South of Cumberland River for location of Stoner's orginal 200 acre land grant was due to Stoner in error, locating at first his land North of River, when it was determined that North of Cumberland had already been granted as Military grants. Therefore, Stoner's actual grant is relocated to and area SOUTH of the Cumberland River.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
197		1801 South of Green River land patent, Pulaski County KY Patent says Land is on the NORTH side of Cumberland River, in what became in 1800 Wayne County KY. Survey says on SOUTH side of Cumberland River. The survey was done in 1798, so patent evidently followed that aspect of the survey saying it was in Pulaski County KY. This land evidently at the site of Stoner's ferry where the 1798 Lincoln county court order references approval. Pulaski County was formed from Lincoln County KY in 1799.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
198		1801 Wayne County KY BkA ref Stoner Road and Andrew Tribble (father-in-law to Stoner) county court authorization land grant	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
199		1801 Wayne County KY court book A: Sharpe vs. Stoner Court decides Sharpe may not obtain a land grant certificate	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
200		1801-1807 Andrew Tribble lawsuit border dispute Land near Meadow Creek in current Mill Springs KY based on modern plat of testimony, south of Hwy 90. Wayne County deeds Book A, testimony by Michael Stoner as well as original military surveyors for military grant to Andrew Tribble. Testimony includes belief that Andrew Tribble was to give this land to daughter Frances Tribble, married to Michael Stoner. In fact this never happens, but rather Andrew Tribble sells the 200 acres to son John Tribble.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION