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1 1308  documents  Newspaper article on Hiram Hays  Boyhood mischief  2023-11-05 01:07:48 
2 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 
3 1306  documents  Lucy Alma Colyer James- Obituary    2023-10-29 07:13:46 
4 1304  documents  1865 Stephen Colyer estate accounting    2023-10-29 07:09:40 
5 1303  documents  1860 John Colyer Sr. estate accounting    2023-10-29 07:08:41 
6 1302  documents  1851 John Colyer Sr. estate inventory    2023-10-29 07:07:25 
7 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 
8 1300  documents  1855 John Colyer Jr. estate accounting  Pulaski wills bk4  2023-10-29 05:06:57 
9 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 
10 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 
11 1298  documents  1855 Stephen Colyer estate accounting    2023-10-29 05:03:51 
12 1297  documents  1854 John Colyer Sr. estate accounting  by son adminstrator Lindsey Colyer  2023-10-29 05:01:44 
13 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 
14 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 
15 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 
16 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 
17 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 
18 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 
19 1292  documents  1804 Alexander St. Clair Power of Attorney POA  Wayne County KY  2023-10-24 03:35:56 
20 1291  documents  Charles St. Clair (Sinclair) Pruitt bio  Thanks to Ms. Vavette Owens of Texas for this item.  2023-10-24 02:41:28 
21 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 
22 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 
23 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 
24 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 
25 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 
26 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 
27 1286  documents  1865 Pulaski county KY property tax: Cyrenius Wait    2023-10-15 01:11:22 
28 1285  documents  1860 Pulaski county KY property tax: Cyrenius Wait    2023-10-15 01:10:36 
29 1284  documents  1850 Pulaski county KY property tax: Cyrenius Wait    2023-10-15 01:09:51 
30 1254  documents  1805 Pulaski County KY tax record Henry Waggoner log house property  This is first year the Pitman creek property shows on Pulaski County tax records. This even though South of Green River land grant shows being surveyed to Henry Waggoner in 1800. However the deed of sale in 1813 to John Langdon from Henry Waggoner, apparently shows the property was not deeded of record to Henry Waggoner until 1813. Thanks to Ms. Margaret Dent Wagner for this property tax record (author: Johann Henrich Wagner-The Chronicle of an 18th Century German Pioneer)  2023-10-15 00:16:51 
31 1283  documents  1820's - 1840's deed plat  Various deeds to Cyrenius Wait are labeled on a replica of the Town of Somerset town plat and the year recorded.  2023-10-14 02:29:51 
32 1282  documents  1820 Pulaski County KY June Court: recording 1801 town plat Somerset  This will be basis to trace various deeds to locations within the town of Somerset that Cyrenius Wait purchased over the years.  2023-10-14 02:27:52 
33 1210  documents  1826 Free Frank McWhorter land grant  slave who bought his freedom, took master's last name, gets land grant on fishing creek pulaski county ky, source of salt peter cave that generated income to purchase his entire family freedom. Moved to ILL and established freed black town of New Philidephia ILL. In papers of Cyrenius Wait, likely to establish chain of title for land later purchased.  2023-10-13 02:20:37 
34 1253  documents  1805 John Colyer log house / farm pedigree  Chain of title beginning with a 1800 KY South of Green River land grant to Henry Waggoner.(from Jillson's KY Land Grants book) There was a Henry II born 1756-1757 and a III born 1785. Henry Waggoner II's father was an immigrant from Germany in 1742. The III was married to Mary Blackledge in Pulaski County in 1807. (See book "Johann Henrich Wagner: The Chronicle of an 18th Century German Pioneer" published 2021.) Henry Waggoner II born 1757, would have built the Log house in 1805 on the farm on Pitman Creek that John Colyer lived/died in. A Pulaski County KY deed is also attached showing the sale of the farm From Henry Waggoner II to John Langdon in 1813. The Waggoner's then moved to Indiana. For a good discussion of German influence on Log houses in pioneer America, see Log House Architecture:  2023-10-12 23:45:45 
35 429  documents  Annals Southwest Virginia: Charles St. Clair children sale land  Here are excerpts of court records whereby most of the children after having inherited Sinclair Bottom , some 996 acres, sell it to various parties after death of Charles St. Clair. Notice mention of Thomas Walker on pages with in same area (guardian of Thomas Jefferson). Note that there is a possible mention of William Colyar selling in 1786 land on the Middle Fork of the Holston River. If he was living here as a long hunter, it explains his nearby location to the St Clairs Sinclairs and thereby marrying Charles daughter Nancy. William Colyar first deed on Nolochucky river near modern day Erwin TN is in 1788. May also explain by tombstone of John Colyer, son of William, says he was born in 1781 in Virginia. However, later examination of the deed indicates it was in fact William Collie not William Collier.  2023-10-11 02:17:13 
36 429  documents  Annals Southwest Virginia: Charles St. Clair children sale land  Here are excerpts of court records whereby most of the children after having inherited Sinclair Bottom , some 996 acres, sell it to various parties after death of Charles St. Clair. Notice mention of Thomas Walker on pages with in same area (guardian of Thomas Jefferson). Note that there is a possible mention of William Colyar selling in 1786 land on the Middle Fork of the Holston River. If he was living here as a long hunter, it explains his nearby location to the St Clairs Sinclairs and thereby marrying Charles daughter Nancy. William Colyar first deed on Nolochucky river near modern day Erwin TN is in 1788. May also explain by tombstone of John Colyer, son of William, says he was born in 1781 in Virginia. However, later examination of the deed indicates it was in fact William Collie not William Collier.  2023-10-11 02:17:13 
37 429  documents  Annals Southwest Virginia: Charles St. Clair children sale land  Here are excerpts of court records whereby most of the children after having inherited Sinclair Bottom , some 996 acres, sell it to various parties after death of Charles St. Clair. Notice mention of Thomas Walker on pages with in same area (guardian of Thomas Jefferson). Note that there is a possible mention of William Colyar selling in 1786 land on the Middle Fork of the Holston River. If he was living here as a long hunter, it explains his nearby location to the St Clairs Sinclairs and thereby marrying Charles daughter Nancy. William Colyar first deed on Nolochucky river near modern day Erwin TN is in 1788. May also explain by tombstone of John Colyer, son of William, says he was born in 1781 in Virginia. However, later examination of the deed indicates it was in fact William Collie not William Collier.  2023-10-11 02:17:13 
38 1280  documents  1797 Charles Colyer purchase deed Washington County, Tennessee TN  Deed Acton to Charles Colyer on Indian Creek.  2023-10-08 09:05:12 
39 1279  documents  1801 Charles Colyer sales deed Washington County, Tennessee TN  book 9 page 170 to Swingle  2023-10-08 08:55:34 
40 1278  documents  1798 Charles Colyer Washington County Tennessee TN deed  Book 6 page 492 deed from Acton to Charles Colyer on Indian Creek  2023-10-08 08:53:16 
41 1277  documents  1793 Washington County Tennessee TN: North Carolina land grant deed to Charles Colyer  640 acres on Limestone cove TN.  2023-10-08 08:48:13 
42 1276  documents  1797 Washington County Tennessee TN: deed to Stephen Colyer in town of Jonesboro    2023-10-08 08:43:12 
43 1275  documents  1816 deed From Robt Scott to John Langdon 70 acre  This adds 70 acres to the 144 acres John Langdon purchased from Henry Waggoner in 1813 on Pitman Creek to form the farm and woods property on Pitman Creek. John Langdon estate in 1842 then sells this joint property in 2 tracts to John Colyer.  2023-10-03 01:07:33 
44 399  documents  1822 March Pulaski County Court Order: Salt Works Road (current day hwy 692)  Jesse Richardson appointed surveyor of road mentioning route from Meece, to John Langdon (at pitman creek and hwy 192) to Charles Colyear (Colyer). I have not determined if this was Charles Colyer Sr. or Charles Colyer Jr. Based on 1823 deed to Charles Colyer on Pitman Creek, it appears that Charles Colyer (likely Jr.) had 67 acres closer to current Grundy Rd (hwy 692) on Pitman Creek. It appears this road order is in the direction from Pitman creek on hwy 192 to Grundy Rd hwy 692 and down the same toward where Pitman creek crosses Grundy Rd hwy 692.  2023-10-03 00:48:33 
45 399  documents  1822 March Pulaski County Court Order: Salt Works Road (current day hwy 692)  Jesse Richardson appointed surveyor of road mentioning route from Meece, to John Langdon (at pitman creek and hwy 192) to Charles Colyear (Colyer). I have not determined if this was Charles Colyer Sr. or Charles Colyer Jr. Based on 1823 deed to Charles Colyer on Pitman Creek, it appears that Charles Colyer (likely Jr.) had 67 acres closer to current Grundy Rd (hwy 692) on Pitman Creek. It appears this road order is in the direction from Pitman creek on hwy 192 to Grundy Rd hwy 692 and down the same toward where Pitman creek crosses Grundy Rd hwy 692.  2023-10-03 00:48:33 
46 399  documents  1822 March Pulaski County Court Order: Salt Works Road (current day hwy 692)  Jesse Richardson appointed surveyor of road mentioning route from Meece, to John Langdon (at pitman creek and hwy 192) to Charles Colyear (Colyer). I have not determined if this was Charles Colyer Sr. or Charles Colyer Jr. Based on 1823 deed to Charles Colyer on Pitman Creek, it appears that Charles Colyer (likely Jr.) had 67 acres closer to current Grundy Rd (hwy 692) on Pitman Creek. It appears this road order is in the direction from Pitman creek on hwy 192 to Grundy Rd hwy 692 and down the same toward where Pitman creek crosses Grundy Rd hwy 692.  2023-10-03 00:48:33 
47 399  documents  1822 March Pulaski County Court Order: Salt Works Road (current day hwy 692)  Jesse Richardson appointed surveyor of road mentioning route from Meece, to John Langdon (at pitman creek and hwy 192) to Charles Colyear (Colyer). I have not determined if this was Charles Colyer Sr. or Charles Colyer Jr. Based on 1823 deed to Charles Colyer on Pitman Creek, it appears that Charles Colyer (likely Jr.) had 67 acres closer to current Grundy Rd (hwy 692) on Pitman Creek. It appears this road order is in the direction from Pitman creek on hwy 192 to Grundy Rd hwy 692 and down the same toward where Pitman creek crosses Grundy Rd hwy 692.  2023-10-03 00:48:33 
48 374  documents  1864 Burnside area Civil War map (10 meg size)  to right side, shows Ruth Ky area and John Colyer house(then occupied by Andrew Warren) at Pitman Creek. Note that down the road (currently called Clay Hill Road) that runs next to Pitman Creek, is Colyer Mill. According to deeds found under James Alexander Colyer, the mill was built by Alexander Colyer after 1854. The map also shows neighbor named Keeney whose name is referenced in a road project in Court Orders Book 5 Pulaski County starting at Widow Langdon's...ie John Colyer house. Thanks to Joe at Ky Dept of Highways Dist. 8 office Somerset for this map. Note that this map is for Burnside area. Other 1861 maps on this site for civil war seem to show current hwy 192 (formerly Sublimity rd.) Therefore this area on this Burnside map may not show it due to purpose not to show roads insignificant to Burnside...ie Sublimity toll road going to resort.  2023-10-01 01:44:42 
49 374  documents  1864 Burnside area Civil War map (10 meg size)  to right side, shows Ruth Ky area and John Colyer house(then occupied by Andrew Warren) at Pitman Creek. Note that down the road (currently called Clay Hill Road) that runs next to Pitman Creek, is Colyer Mill. According to deeds found under James Alexander Colyer, the mill was built by Alexander Colyer after 1854. The map also shows neighbor named Keeney whose name is referenced in a road project in Court Orders Book 5 Pulaski County starting at Widow Langdon's...ie John Colyer house. Thanks to Joe at Ky Dept of Highways Dist. 8 office Somerset for this map. Note that this map is for Burnside area. Other 1861 maps on this site for civil war seem to show current hwy 192 (formerly Sublimity rd.) Therefore this area on this Burnside map may not show it due to purpose not to show roads insignificant to Burnside...ie Sublimity toll road going to resort.  2023-10-01 01:44:42 
50 1274  documents  1857 Pulaski County deed: Lindsey R Colyer house lot Main Street Seminary Street    2023-09-29 11:40:44 


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