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# | Description | Notes | Last Modified Date | Person ID | Tree | Last Name | First Name | Living | Tree |
1 | Last Will and Testament of Charles Sinclair (St. Clair, Sinkler) | Transcription found on another descendant's web site; Note a witness to will in Orange County NC being a Joseph Lester. See the Reminescenses of Octigenarian book for Lester Family back in Holston area of Virginia by 1783. | 2022-06-13 03:24:39 | I3126 | colyer | St. Clair | Charles (Sinclair) | 0 | colyer |
2 | 1830 Pulaski County KY census extract | Shows John Collier. The pulaski county census only shows 2 colliers there in 1830, John and Charles. John had large household. See book on site of circuit rider methodist preacher Landrum, who says stayed at Collier's after preaching at William Sears, who lived near the Hails (see 1830 sears census) , my guess across cumberland river from John Collier. Also shows aged female(presumed mother of John Colyer) living in household. | 2022-05-29 07:54:44 | I1027 | colyer | Colyer | John | 0 | colyer |
3 | 1830 Pulaski County KY census extract | Shows John Collier. The pulaski county census only shows 2 colliers there in 1830, John and Charles. John had large household. See book on site of circuit rider methodist preacher Landrum, who says stayed at Collier's after preaching at William Sears, who lived near the Hails (see 1830 sears census) , my guess across cumberland river from John Collier. Also shows aged female(presumed mother of John Colyer) living in household. | 2022-05-29 07:54:44 | I1030 | colyer | St. Clair | Agnus "Nancy" Ann | 0 | colyer |
4 | William Colyar related Power Attorney Alexander Colyar | I 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. | 2022-05-29 07:39:30 | I1029 | colyer | Colyar | William | 0 | colyer |
5 | William Colyar related Power Attorney Alexander Colyar | I 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. | 2022-05-29 07:39:30 | I1030 | colyer | St. Clair | Agnus "Nancy" Ann | 0 | colyer |
6 | William Colyar related Power Attorney Alexander Colyar | I 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. | 2022-05-29 07:39:30 | I1356 | colyer | Colyer | George Thompson | 0 | colyer |
7 | William Colyar related Power Attorney Alexander Colyar | I 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. | 2022-05-29 07:39:30 | I2783 | colyer | Colyar | Alexander | 0 | colyer |
8 | Soule's Chapel history | Commonwealth Journal article 1978 written by Hazel Ledford | 2022-05-28 03:37:11 | I1027 | colyer | Colyer | John | 0 | colyer |
9 | John Vaughan family tree | Thanks to Martha Larson Wells for this drawing of a family tree descending from John Vaughan. It was prepared by Ada Vaughan Waite. | 2022-05-17 06:43:50 | I0526 | curtis | Vaughan | John | 0 | curtis |
10 | Obituary Sarah Eva Owens Vaughan | Thanks to Ms. Martha Larson Wells, grand-daughter to Ada Vaughan Waite for this document. | 2022-05-17 03:05:21 | I0049 | curtis | Owens | Sarah (Eva) Evelyn | 0 | curtis |
11 | Otha B Vaughan, wife Lavonia Bradshaw, Ada Vaughan Wait and sister | the oldest child is Ada, not sure if younger is Louis or Mary Wells. Thanks to Mrs. Martha Wells, granddaughter of Ada for this photo | 2022-05-16 02:08:17 | I0027 | curtis | Bradshaw | Lavonia | 0 | curtis |
12 | Otha B Vaughan, wife Lavonia Bradshaw, Ada Vaughan Wait and sister | the oldest child is Ada, not sure if younger is Louis or Mary Wells. Thanks to Mrs. Martha Wells, granddaughter of Ada for this photo | 2022-05-16 02:08:17 | I0149 | curtis | Vaughan | Otha Bradley | 0 | curtis |
13 | Otha B Vaughan, wife Lavonia Bradshaw, Ada Vaughan Wait and sister | the oldest child is Ada, not sure if younger is Louis or Mary Wells. Thanks to Mrs. Martha Wells, granddaughter of Ada for this photo | 2022-05-16 02:08:17 | I0327 | curtis | Vaughan | Ada | 0 | curtis |
14 | Ola Colyer | reprint in Somerset KY Commonwealth Journal 05/14/22 | 2022-05-14 06:25:11 | I00641 | colyer | Colyer | Ola Marie | 0 | colyer |
15 | Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy | Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file. | 2022-05-13 03:36:19 | I0222 | curtis | Vaughan | William | 0 | curtis |
16 | Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy | Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file. | 2022-05-13 03:36:19 | I0526 | curtis | Vaughan | John | 0 | curtis |
17 | Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy | Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file. | 2022-05-13 03:36:19 | I1858 | curtis | Vaughan | Samuel | 0 | curtis |
18 | Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy | Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file. | 2022-05-13 03:36:19 | I1859 | curtis | Hope | Mourning | 0 | curtis |
19 | Bill Curtis | from Pulaski County KY public library flicker photo collection | 2022-05-08 00:44:49 | I0393 | curtis | Curtis | William C. | 0 | curtis |
20 | Ruby Curtis | Somerset Commonwealth Journal 05/07/2022 | 2022-05-07 03:02:32 | I0274 | curtis | Curtis | Ruby | 0 | curtis |
21 | John Colyer 1830 Pulaski County census (djvu format) | I 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, 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. | 2022-05-07 02:05:29 | I1027 | colyer | Colyer | John | 0 | colyer |
22 | John Colyer 1830 Pulaski County census (djvu format) | I 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, 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. | 2022-05-07 02:05:29 | I1030 | colyer | St. Clair | Agnus "Nancy" Ann | 0 | colyer |
23 | Virginia map of counties 1750-1805 | Map showing historic progression of counties in late 18th century. This helps in understanding deeds, etc. on site. | 2022-05-07 01:55:06 | I0228 | colyer | Colyer | Charles | 0 | colyer |
24 | Virginia map of counties 1750-1805 | Map showing historic progression of counties in late 18th century. This helps in understanding deeds, etc. on site. | 2022-05-07 01:55:06 | I0230 | colyer | Collier | John | 0 | colyer |
25 | Virginia map of counties 1750-1805 | Map showing historic progression of counties in late 18th century. This helps in understanding deeds, etc. on site. | 2022-05-07 01:55:06 | I0870 | colyer | Colyar | William | 0 | colyer |
26 | McDonough NY tax assessment registers | Some McDonough NY tax assessment registers ( 1819 to 1863) from Town Clerk (obtained 2002 from town historian) showing Seth Curtis land and assessment. | 2022-05-07 01:39:12 | I0423 | curtis | Curtis | Seth | 0 | curtis |
27 | John Carpenter Curtis family bible.pdf | 2022-05-07 00:45:10 | I0377 | curtis | Curtis | John Carpenter | 0 | curtis | |
28 | John Carpenter Curtis family bible.pdf | 2022-05-07 00:45:10 | I0382 | curtis | Curtis | John Thurston | 0 | curtis |