(56) William5 DALE, Jr., (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
(Son of William DALE Birth 1715, North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., VA Death Jan 1758,
Richmond Co., VA) was born Sep 1, 1737 in North Farnham, Richmond Co., Va, and married (150)
Elizabeth ----. William died about 1792. (A much more comprehensive account of William Dale II can be found
on this website) Evidently my list of children appear to be wrong. It has been 20 years
since I complied this so please do not accept mine as completely accurate.)
Children:
151 + Abraham6 DALE, Sr. b. 1760
152 + Ephraim DALE b. 1779
153 + Jarvis DALE b. 1781
154 + William DALE, III b. 1783
155 + Frances DALE b. 1785
156 + Meshach DALE b. 1788
157 + John DALE b. 1790
158 + Eleanor DALE b. 1793
159 + Nancy DALE b. 1795
160 + Stephen DALE b. 1798
(57) Peter5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Oct 5, 1739 in North Farnham, Richmond Co., Va.
(58) Reuben5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jan 24, 1740/1741 in North Farnham, Richmond Co., Va.
(59) John5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1743 in North Farnham, Va.
(60) Elizabeth5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Mar 15, 1744/1745 in Richmond Co., Va, and married (161) Gilbert MASON
who was born about 1740 in Bedford Co., Va.
Gilbert died in 1781 in Bedford Co., Va.
Children:
162 + Reuben6 MASON b.c 1770 d.c 1808
(61) Isaac5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Sep 8, 1747 in Richmond Co., Va.
(62) Joseph5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1750 in North Farnham, Va.
(63) Frances5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Mar 11, 1753 in Richmond Co., Va.
(64) James5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Dec 29, 1754 in Richmond Co., Va.
(65) Richard5 DALE, (Frances4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Dec 1, 1757 in Richmond Co., Va. Richard died in Apr 1841 in
Franklin Co., Va.
Richard Dale applied in 1833 for a Revolutionary War pension. In it he
states the parents and children moved in about 1768 from Richmond Co., Va to
Bedford Co., Va. He died in Franklin Co., Va.
(67) John5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1740 in Richmond Co., Va, and married (163) Lucy TILLERY who
was born about 1735 in Va. John died about 1787 in Va.
John Dale was a carpenter. In 1772, Peter Goad, brother of Hannah Goad
Phillips and Alice Goad Dodson, later Rowler, mentioned above, settled an
obligation to John Dale of North Farnham Parish in Richmond Co., and the
wording of the deed is such as to permit Peter Goad, Carpenter and
cooper, to refer to John Dale as "his Kinsman".
By 1780 John Dale and his wife Lucy were of the Parish St. Stephens in
Northcumberland Co., there is a curious lease recorded in this county in
1780 between Samuel and Jane Tillery and John Dale which suggests a
relationship between these families. Some members of the Tillery family also moved to
Woodford County and are associated in the records with the Dales. john
and Lucy Dale had at least four children. After John's death abt 1778 Hannah
Dale, John's mother, took his children and moved to Woodford Co., Ky.
Children:
164 + Samuel6 DALE b.c 1760 d. 1793
165 + James DALE b. Nov 7 1772
166 + Sarah DALE b.c 1773
167 + Reuben DALE b. Apr 17 1778
(68) George5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1749 in Richmond Co., Va, and in 1775 in Woodford Co., Ky,
married (168) Hannah. George died about 1830 in Hamilton Co., In.
This lineage came to me from Jim & Vickey Baumli, 515 E. 4th St., Maryville,
MO 64468.
Children:
169 + John6 DALE b. Jun 7 1794 d. Aug 3 1850
(69) Isaac M.5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jun 17, 1751 in N.Farnham Parish, Richmond, Va, and in 1773 in Richmond
Co., Va, married (170) ELEANOR who was born Jun 17, 1751 in Va.
Isaac M. died in Jul 1820 in Barren, Ky. ELEANOR died in 1798 in Barren Co., Ky.
Children:
171 + Reuben6 DALE b. Mar 1774 d. Oct 2 1862
172 + Nancy DALE b.c 1775 d.c 1860
173 + Hannah DALE b. Jun 15 1779 d. Jan 20 1859
174 + William DALE b. 1783 d. 1838
175 + John DALE b. May 5 1785 d. Aug 30 1860
176 + Millie DALE b.c 1789
177 + Elizabeth Betsy DALE b. 1790 d. 1850
178 + Isaac DALE, Jr. b. 1796 d. Mar 5 1867
179 + Anna DALE b. 1802
He also married on Jan 18, 1801 in Barren Co., Ky, (180) Margaret FRAZIER who
was born about 1751 in Va.
Children:
181 + Rosanna6 DALE d. 1850
182 + Anna DALE b. Oct 1 1801 d. Mar 26 1878
He also married on Oct 20, 1808, (183) Margaret GUNN.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(70) Abraham Newton5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2,
Richard1 GOURD) was born Jul 30, 1753 in N Farnham Par, Richmond, Va,
and on Dec 20, 1787 in Fayette Co., Ky, married (184) Mary WEAKLEY who
was born about 1760 in Ky. Abraham Newton died in Nov 1831 in Ky, Woodford Co.
Served in the Revolution. Abraham Dale is on file in California by Pearl
Leota Sproule. He served as a Corporal in Capt. Henry Flantlercy Co. comanded
by Col Burgess Ball in Va. Served on year and was at the Seige of Yorktown in
which Washington forced the surrender of Cornwallis. He served to the end of
the War. Brother William Dale also served in the Revolution, served in the
same Company, 5th Va. Reg. by Col. Burgess Ball. He served until 1779,
discharged at Lancaster, Pa. Was at the battle of Mammouth.
Children:
185 + Weakley6 DALE b. May 19 1801 d. Nov 15 1864
(71) William5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Nov 29, 1757 in N Farnham Par, Richmond, Va, and on Jul 29, 1789 in
Northumberland, Va, married (186) Elizabeth BOOTH who was born about 1762 in Va.
William died on Jun 7, 1822 in Woodford Co., Ky. Elizabeth died on Jun 3, 1847
in Clay Co., MO.
Served in the Revolution.
Children:
187 + James B.6 DALE b. Apr 1790
188 + Sally DALE b. Sep 4 1791
189 + Lewis Luntsford DALE b.c 1796 d.b 1850
190 + Frances DALE b. Nov 27 1797
191 + George Whitfield DALE b. Dec 4 1800
192 + Creath DALE b. May 2 1803
(72) Robert5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Mar 14, 1760 in N Farnham Par, Richmond, Va. Robert died in MO.
(73) Betty5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jun 15, 1764 in N Farnham Par, Richmond, Va.
(74) Judith5 DALE, (Hannah4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1767 in Richmond Co., Va, and on Oct 10, 1789 in Richmond Co., Va,
married (193) Amos Aaron HARBER who was born about 1767 in Va.
Judith died after 1810.
Children:
194 + Jeremiah Dale6 HARBOUR b. 1797 d. Jan 28 1860
(76) Tobias5 PHILLIPS, (George4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jan 25, 1749/1750 in North Farnham Pr, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
and about 1767, married (195) Margaret Peggy JENNINGS, daughter of Jonathan JENNINGS
and Diannah BOBBITT, who was born about 1753 in North Farmington, Richmond Co.,
Virginia, USA. Tobias died on Jul 2, 1808 in Greasy Creek, Grayson Co., Virginia, USA
and was buried in Plantation Cem, Floyd Co., Greasy Creek, Virginia.
The notes from this entry are recorded from copies of an article, pp.
134-135, Carroll 1765-1815, The Settlements, by John Perry Alderman. I also had
the article recorded in the Winter 1992 Edition of Reflections, Claiborne
County Historical Society Newsletter.
I received a letter early in 1982 from Mrs. Phyllis G. Phillips, Rt 1,
Box 59A, Indian Valley, Va. 24105. That records the lineage of Tobias Phillips
and his 13 children.
The children are all from the two articles mentioned above but have been
edited through the years.
Tobias was listed on the Pittsylvania records in 1772 after its formation
in 1767 from what was Richmond Co., I presume, when he bought five slaves
from a Hannah Dodson: Two years later she sold him 150 acres, may have been a
relative. Yes, she was his grandmother Hannah Goad Phillips married
after her husband Tobias died to William Dodson of Richmond Co. about 1748.
I retrieved the date of death and the place in from the Ancestral File LDS
Ordinance Data (AFN:KJ9M-R6). The Church only lists one child Frances
but the other two sources I have list the rest.
From the Book CARROLL 1765 - 1815.
In August 1780, Col. Walter Crockett at Fort Chiswell advised sending the
militia into Greasy Creek and towards the Flower Gap. Thereafter the
Montgomery militia did from time to time come into the country searching
for Tories, because Tobias Phillips, Andrew Cock and William Bobbitt
furnished them with supplies. (Kegley, Adventures, Ip. 127)
Mary B. Early Adventures on the Western Waters.
The DAR PATRIOT INDEX contains the names of Revolutionary patriots, both
men and women, whose service (between 1774-1783) and identity have been
established by the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution from its
organization in October 1890. Included with the alphabetically listed
names are the dates of birth and death, names of wife or husband, rank or type
of service, and the State where the patriot lived or served. If pension
papers are known to exist, this fact is indicated.
Tobias Phillips: b --- d After 2-12-1806 m. Peggy ---- Sol PS VA (Soldier
No details known) (Patriotic Service) (Virginia)
Children:
196 + Thomas (Tommie)6 PHILLIPS b. 1768
197 + William Tobias PHILLIPS b.c 1770 d. 1865
198 + Jehu PHILLIPS b. 1770 d. 1830
199 + Hannah PHILLIPS b. 1772
200 + John C. PHILLIPS b. 1775
201 + Mary (Polly) PHILLIPS b. 1776
202 + Richard (Old Dick) PHILLIPS b. 1778
203 + Daltoes PHILLIPS b. 1780
204 + Robert PHILLIPS b.c 1782 d.c 1850
205 + Elizabeth (Betsy) PHILLIPS b. 1783
206 + Jane (Jannie) PHILLIPS b. 1785 d. 1851
207 + Joseph PHILLIPS b. 1788 d.a 1840
208 + Frances PHILLIPS b. 1788 d. 1877
209 + Nancy PHILLIPS b. 1792
210 + Rachel PHILLIPS b. 1795
(77) Sarah5 PHILLIPS, (George4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jul 11, 1753 in N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., Virginia, USA, and married (211)
John BURCH who was born about 1750 in Richmond Co., Va.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(78) Frances5 PHILLIPS, (George4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Dec 20, 1755 in N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.
Frances died on Jul 27, 1757 in Richmond Co., Va.
(79) George5 PHILLIPS, (George4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Mar 20, 1758 in N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., Virginia, USA, and on
Mar 21, 1768 in Bedford Co., Va, married spouse unknown.
The marriage doesn't fit but until I find out different I will rely upon the
information furnished me by Barbara Jo Reniker of Paris Tenn. filed in
Phillips information.
The marriage I first had for the son of George is evidently the marriage of
George himself to Mary Jennings.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(80) William5 PHILLIPS, (George4 PHILLIPS, Hannah3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Oct 7, 1760 in N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., Virginia, USA, and married (212)
Amelia Milly TARRANT who was born about 1750 in Va.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(83) Robert5 SEVIER, CAPTAIN, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1749 in Rockingham, Rockingham, Va, and married (213) Kesiah ROBERTSON,
daughter of Charles Black ROBERTSON and Susannah Mary CUNNINGHAM, who was born in 1753 in NC.
Robert died on Oct 16, 1780 in Battle of King's. Kesiah died in 1806. Kesiah was
married to Jonathan TIPTON.
Children:
214 + Charles Robertson6 SEVIER
215 + Valentine SEVIER b. 1780 d. 1854
(84) John5 SEVIER, Gen., (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
Sep 23, 1745 in Rockingham, Rockingham, Va, and in 1761 in Frederick Co., Va,
married (216) Sarah HAWKINS, daughter of Joseph HAWKINS and Anneke Jane EDWARDS,
who was born in 1746 in Augusta Co., Va. John died on Sep 24, 1865 and was buried
in 1889. Sarah died in Feb 1780 in Jonesboro, Washington Co., Tn.
1st Gov. of TN
source: King's Mountain & Its Heros - by Lyman Draper
Col. John Sevier & his officers - pg 418/419/420/421/422 (parts of )
"Near the close of the 17th century, the grandfather of the subject of this
sketch fled from his native Paris, on account of religious persecution &
settled in London. The family name of Xavier was now Anglized to Sevier. Here
he married a Miss Smith, and had 2 sons, Valentine and William, who, when scarcely grown,
ran away and took passage for America. This was not far from 1740. Among their
fellow-passengers were several young men of a wild and sporting character, from
whom Valentine Sevier acquired habits of gambling and dissipation. Landing at
Baltimore, he subsequently married a Miss Joanna Goode and settled in then
Augusta, now Rockingham Co, in the Valley of VA, 6 miles south-west of where
the little village of New Market, was subsequently located. Here he opened a farm,
and carried on trade with the Indians and here John Sevier was born Sept 23,
1745. After the Indian War of 1755 broke out, the family removed to safety to
Fredericksburg, where they remained nearly 2 years and where young Sevier
attended school. Returning to his old home in the Valley, Valentine Sevier
found his domicil had been burned by the Indians. The cabins were rebuilt, and trade
commenced. John Sevier was sent to Staunton to school. "
"He now engaged with his father in trade; and in 1761, before he had turned of
17, he married Miss Sarah Hawkins, cleared up a farm and engaged in excursions
against the Indians. He laid out the village of New Market, and for some time
he kept a store and inn, and carried on a farm; and then engaged in
merchandizing in the neighboring village of Middletown. "
"About 1771, he visited the Holston country carrying some goods with him for
trade, and repeated the visit in 1772. Later in 1773, John Sevier removed his
family to the Holston country & first located in the Keywood settlement, on the
north shore of Holston, half a dozen miles from the Shelbys. Before his removal
from VA, he had been commissioned a Captain by Gov Dunmore. "
"He was at Watauga Fort, when attacked, July 21, 1776. - At day break, when
there was a large number of people gathered there, and the women were outside
milking the cows, a large body of Cherokees fired on the milkers; but they all
fortunately escaped to the fort. Among the young girls, thus engaged , was
Catharine Sherrill, who, when she reached the gate, found it shut; but equal to
the emergency, she threw her bonnet over the pickets and then clambered over
herself, and, as she jumped within, was caught in the arms of John Sevier - her
future husband."
A warm attack on the fort ensued, during which Capt. Sevier thought he killed
one of the Indians. A man stole out of the stockade at night, went to the Holston,
when a large party marched to the relief of the beleaguered garrison.
It was because the people refused to join and cooperate with the enemies of their
country that the savages were instigated to murder them, destroy their crops and
improvements and drive off their cattle and horses.
John Sevier was among the foremost in the defense of the Watauga and
Nolachucky settlements. He had been elected Clerk of the first self
constituted court in 1775 and in 1776 he was chosen one of the
representatives of the united settlements to the North Carolina Covenetion
at Halifax and took his seat, securing the establishment of the district
of Washington. Hastening back home, he reached there in season to serve
on Christian's expediation against the Cherokees at the head of a fine
company of riflemen and also, at Col. Christian's request, he acted as a
spy during the campaign. He continued his services, till the conclusion
of the treaty at Long Island of Holston in July 1777. In the Fall of that
year, he was appointed Lieutenant Col. for Washington County. During the
period 1777-1779 the Indians, Tories and horse thieves required Col.
Sevier's constant vigilance.
" In the summer of 1780, he was left in defense of the settlements, while
Maj.Charles Robertson led the Watauga troops on the campaign in SC. During
their absence, Aug 14, having sometime previously lost his wife, he was married to
Miss Catharine Sherrill. "
His gallant services at King's Mountain cannot be too highly extolled.
December 16, following, he defeated the Cherokees at Boyd's creek, killing
13 and taking all their baggage, and then joined Col. Arthur Campbell on
an expedition against the holstile Indian towns. On the 3rd of February,
1781, he was made a full Colonel and in March, he led a successful foray
against the Middle Cherokee Settlements, killing about thirty of their
warriors, capturing 9 prisoners, burning 6 towns and bringing off about
200 horses.
Having been appointed by General Greene, one of the Commissioners, to
hold a treaty with the Indians, a conference took place with the Cherokees
at the Long Island of Holston in July, Colonel Sevier and Major Martin
attending, but without any permanent results. In the autumn of this year,
Col. Sevier served under Generals Greene and Marion in South Carolina and
in 1782, he carried on a campaign against the Cherokees.
In November 1784, he was appointed Brig. Gen., which he declined becuase
of his leadership in the effort to establish the republic of Franklin.
During the period of 1784 to 1788, he was made its Governor and defender.
He was apprehended by the North Carolina authorities, on a charge of
rebellion against the State and conveyed to Morganton, where he was
rescued by a party of his friends and returning home, he had a campaign
against the Indians. As the East Tennesseeans were divided in sentiment,
the Franklin Republic, after a turbulent career of some four years, ceased
to exist. In 1789, General Sevier was chosen a member of the Legislature
of North Carolins, when an act of oblivion was passed and he was
re-installed as Brig. Gen. In 17980-91, he was elected to represent the
East Tennessee district of North Carolins in Congree. when Tennessee was
organized into a Territory, he appointed by Present Washington a Brig Gen
in the militia and he continued to protect the frontier settlements,
carrying on the Hightower campaign against the Cherokees in 1793. In 1798
he was made a General in the provisional army.
On the organization fo state government in 1796, General Sevier was chosen
The first Gvernor and successive re-elections was continued in that one
office till 1801. In 1802, he served as a Commissioner in running the
boundary line between Tennessee and Virginia. He again served as Governor
from 1803 to 1809 and then a term in the State Senate. He was chosen to a
seat in Congress in 1811, serving during the war, on the important
committee on miliary affairs, until 1815 when President Madison appointed
him one of the Commissioners, to ascertain the boundary of the Creek
territory and died while on that service, in camp, on the east side of the
Tallapoosa, near Fort Decatur, Albama, September 24, 1851, closing a busy,
usefull life at the age of 70 years. As proof of the love and
veneration of his neighbors and friends, while absent in the Creek
Country, they had again elected him to Congress without opposition. In
the laguage of the distinguished Hugh L. White, who had served under him
in the old Indian wars, General Sevier was considered in his day, among
the most gallant, patriotic, and useful men in the country where he lived.
Valentine Sevier, so of Valentine Sevier and Joanna Goad, was born in what
is now Rockingham County, Virginia about 1747 and settled at an early
period in East Tennessee. He was a Sergeant and one fo the spies at the
battle of Point Pleasant where, says Isaac Shelby, he was distingished for
vilglance, activity and bravery. He subsequently served in the Indian wars
in East Tennessee and commanded a company at Thicketyt Fort, Cedat
Springs, Musgrove's Mill and King's Mountain. He was the first Sheriff of
Washington County, a justice of the court and rose in the militia to the
rank of a Colonel. He removed to the mouth of Red River on Cumberland,
now Clarksville, where he was attacked by Indiana November 11, 1794,
killing and wounding several of his family. After long suffering from
chronic rheumatism, he died at Clarksville, February 23, 1800 in his 53rd
year. His widow survived until 1844 in the 101st year. His younger
brother, Robert Sevier, who also commanded a company at King's Mountain
Country, they had again elected him to Congress without opposition. In
the laguage of the distinguished Hugh L. White, who had served under him
in the old Indian wars, 'General Sevier was considered in his day, among
the most gallant, patriotic, and useful men in the country where he lived.
Valentine Sevier, so of Valentine Sevier and Joanna Goad, was born in what
is now Rockingham County, Virginia about 1747 and settled at an early
period in East Tennessee. He was a Sergeant and one fo the spies at the
battle of Point Pleasant where, says Isaac Shelby, he was distingished for
vilglance, activity and bravery. He subsequently served in the Indian wars
in East Tennessee and commanded a company at Thicketyt Fort, Cedat
Springs, Musgrove's Mill and King's Mountain. He was the first Sheriff of
Washington County, a justice of the court and rose in the militia to the
rank of a Colonel. He removed to the mouth of Red River on Cumberland,
now clarksville, where he was attacked by Indiana November 11, 1794,
killing and wounding several of his family. After long suffering from
chronic rheumatism, he died at Clarksville, February 23, 1800 in his 53rd
year. His widow survived until 1844 in the 101st year. His younger
brother, Robert Sevier, who also commanded a company at King's Mountain
and was mortally wounded in the conflict, was previously much engaged in
ridding the Watauga and Nolachucky region of Tories and horse thieves.
" He was chosen to a seat in Congress in 1811 serving during the war, on the
important committee on military affairs, till, 1815, when Pres. Madison
appointed him one of the Commissioners to ascertain the boundary of the Creek
territory; and died while on that service, in camp, on the east side of the
Tallapossa, near Fort Decatur, AL, Sep 24, 1815 closing a busy useful life at
the age of 70 yrs. "
This is taken from Sevier Family History, pg 528.
Children:
217 + Joseph6 SEVIER b. Mar 17 1763 d. Jul 18 1826
218 + James SEVIER b. Oct 25 1764 d. Jan 21 1847
219 + John SEVIER, Jr. b. Jun 20 1766 d. Apr 24 1845
220 + Elizabeth SEVIER b. 1768 d. Nov 15 1790
221 + Sarah Hawkins SEVIER b. Jul 1770 d.b 1840
222 + Mary Ann SEVIER b. 1772 d. Aug 9 1853
223 + Valentine SEVIER b. 1773 d.c 1850
224 + Richard SEVIER b. 1775 d. Dec 1793
He also married on Aug 19, 1780, (225) Catherine "Bonny Kate" SHERRILL, daughter
of Samuel SHERRILL and Mary PRESTON, who was born in 1754 in North Carolina, Yadkin River.
Catherine "Bonny Kate" died on Oct 2, 1836 in Russellville, Franklin Co., Al and was
buried on Jul 24, 1922 in Knoxville, Tn.
Moved to Knoxville by Joseph Wilson to be buried by her
husband. Was originally interred in Russellville, AL.
Notable Southern Families, Vol. 4 - Sevier Family. By Armstrong
Nicknamed "Bonny Kate" by John Sevier when they first met during the
Indian attack on the Watauga settlement when she lept for the parapet to
escape the Indians (she was outside with other women). He caught her when
she landed in the settlement.
Children:
226 + Nancy6 SEVIER b. 1780 d. Nov 6 1825
227 + Catherine Sherrill SEVIER b. 1781 d. May 31 1827
228 + George Washington SEVIER, Col b. Feb 1 1782 d. Feb 9 1849
229 + Ruth SEVIER b. 1783 d. Jul 10 1824
230 + Joanna Goad SEVIER b. Nov 11 1784 d. Jul 21 1823
231 + Samuel SEVIER, Dr. b. Jun 16 1785 d. Oct 25 1849
232 + Polly Preston SEVIER b. Jun 11 1786 d. May 1850
233 + Eliza Conway SEVIER b. Nov 15 1790 d. Jun 26 1860
234 + Robert SEVIER b.c 1794 d.a 1855
235 + Rebecca SEVIER b. Apr 25 1796 d. Nov 17 1799
(85) Valintine5 SEVIER, Col., (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1747 in Rockingham, Rockingham, Va, and in 1767 in Shenandoah Count,
Virginia, married (236) Naomi "Amy" DOUGLASS, daughter of Jonathan DOUGLASS and
Jemina DOUGLASS, who was born Jan 7, 1742/1743 in Shenandoah Count, Va.
Valintine died on Feb 23, 1800 in Clarksville, Tennessee, Tn. Naomi "Amy" died
on Jul 17, 1844 in Greene County, Tn.
Valentine Sevier during Indian War was a sargent in Capt. Evan Shelby's Co. at
Battle of Point Plesant. He entered the Revolutionary War as a Captain and
commanded a company at Cedar Springs, Musgrove Mill and Kings Mountain.
He was the first sheriff of Washington Co. a justice of the peace and Col of the
County Malita. He emigrated to the town of Cumberland on Red river opposite
Clarksville near New Providence in 1789. With him was James Robertson, a
General in the Rev., who moved on to settle the town of Nashville.
On January 15, 1792 Double Head, Cherokee Chief, lay in wait for a hunting
party that contained Robert and William Sevier, sons of Valentine. As their
boat came around a bend they fired and killed John Curtis, Robert and William
Sevier and wounded another son Valentine, III. Valentine III escaped but died
the next day. the entire family was attacked by 40 Creek Indians on Nov. 11,
1794. Joseph, Elizabeth and Ann Sevier were all killed. Rebecca was scalped
but didn't die. James survied along with Alexander and Joanna. James was
working in a field.
Children:
237 + James6 SEVIER b. Aug 31 1777 d. Apr 22 1869
238 + Rebecca SEVIER
239 + Elizabeth SEVIER b. Feb 13 1768 d. Nov 11 1794
240 + John SEVIER b. 1769 d. 1815
241 + Ann SEVIER b. Mar 23 1771 d. Nov 11 1794
242 + Valentine SEVIER, III b. May 22 1773 d. Jan 16 1792
243 + William SEVIER b. Feb 23 1775 d. Jan 15 1792
244 + Robert SEVIER b. Feb 23 1775 d. Jan 15 1792
245 + Jemima SEVIER b. Dec 26 1778
(86) Mary "Polly"5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1752, and in 1772, married (246) Capt Robert RUTHERFORD.
Children:
247 + Elliot6 RUTHERFORD b.c 1770
248 + Archibald RUTHERFORD b. 1774
(87) Catherine5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1755, and married (249) William MATLOCK who was born about
1755. Catherine died on Sep 6, 1824.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(88) Charles5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1757.
(89) Bethenia5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1759.
(90) Abraham5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Feb 14, 1760 in Shenandoah, Shenandoah, Va, and married (250)
Mary LITTLE. Abraham died on Jun 18, 1841 in Overton Co, Tn.
Abraham Sevier applied for revolutinary pension while living in Overton Co., Tn
in 1832. He was born Feb 14, 1760 in Shenanadoah Co., Va. He served in 1778,
as a spy under Robert Sevier in 1779 in Capt. Valentine Sevier's Co., Col Evan
Shelby's Reg. 1780 he served in Capt Valenetine Seviers co. Col Charles
McDowells Reg. and was at Moffetts Iron Works; in 1780 hew was in Col John
Seviers Regiment at Kings Mountain. he served in Capt. Landon Carters Co., Col
John Seviers Reg in an engagement on Boyds Creek. In fall of 1782 he was with
Capt George North and Capt. James Richardsons Co. under Col. John Sevier in
pursuit of Cherokees, and was in engagement on Lookout Mountain.
Children:
251 + Elizabeth6 SEVIER
252 + Mary Ann SEVIER
253 + John SEVIER
254 + Jemima Douglas SEVIER
255 + Joanna Goode SEVIER
256 + Valentine SEVIER
257 + Rebecca Richards SEVIER
258 + Abraham Rutherford SEVIER
259 + Catherine Sherrill SEVIER
(91) Elizabeth5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1762.
(92) Sophia5 SEVIER, (Joanna4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1764.
(94) Andrew5 COCKE, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1740 in Va, and married (260) Penelope WARD who was born
about 1750 in Va.
From the book Carroll the Settlements. pg. 40
Andrew was the son of John and Elizabeth (Goad) Cock. Evidence leaves
little doubt but that the primise is correct. He was probably born in the
Bedford/Pittsylvania area inthe late 1740's. The tradition is that he
married twice. The name of the first wife is unknown, but the second was
Penelope Ward Clifton, said to have been the widow of a John Clifton, whom Andrew
married about 1782. Andrew came to Burks Fork in 1772 with his father. From the
entries and claims made before the Land Commissioners in 1782, it is
clear that Andrew settled first on burks Fork near the mouth of Brannons Branch, for
that was the tract which he had partially surveyed in 1774 for 102 acres.
Andrew acquired several tracts of land in the early days of Montgomery Co.
Perhaps about 1780 Andrew moved from the Brannons Branch tract to another tract
near his father. He may have done so following the death of his first wife.
In 1777 he had taken the oath of allegiance to the revolutionary cause.
Many of neighbors were accused of being Tory in symathy, but he was not. He
did serve in Capt. William Bobbitt's militia company.
Elder Isaac Webb, his grandson says there were two children by the first
marriage, both daughters. Andrew owned 400 acres of land in Pittsylvania
Co. on Frying pan Creek and did not sell it until July 1783. They were not
taxed with slaves, horses or cattle. In May of 1782 (Summers, Annals) show that
Andrew furnished a beef for the Montgomery militia. John Cock, his
father, deeded Andrew his 250 acres on burks Fork in 1787 and it was his first
home site. In 1793 Grayson Co. was established and he became prosperious being
considered for sheriff of the county in 1807 and 1809 and he was
ultimately appointed as Justice of the Peace and given a seat on the county court.
He gave his daughter and son-in-law, Joseph and Rhoda Cock Day (Grayson D.B.
2-503) the Puncheon Camp tract of land and a larger tract on Brannons Branch to his son
James. He gave Andrew Webb 117 acres on Snake Creek and gave Francis Durrett 65
acres on Big Reed. All these transactions were in 1809. Later he divided the
Valentine Cock inheritance among three of his sons-in-law: Thomas Quesenberry,
John Webb and John dickerson in 1815, 1818 and 1820 respectively. In all Andrew
conveyed 1494 acres in present day Carroll anddied owning 326 more. Most of it was
given to his children. Following are a list of the 11 children of
Andrew Cock as written by Elder Isaac Webb his grandson.
1. Rhoda Cock Abt 1775 fist marriage Married Joseph Day Aug. 10, 1796.
died 1827.
2. Elizabeth Cock is the other daughter of the first marriage married W.
Sweeny.
3. James Cock, born abt 1783, the oldest of the second marriage. Married
Elizabeth Richardson.
4. John cock, born abt 1786, married Jane Phillips and died in the 1870's.
5. Penelope Cock, born abt. 1788, married Francis Durrett.
6. Catherine Cock, born abt 1790, married Andrew Webb.
7. Phariba Cock, born about 1790, was Catherine's twin according to Elder
Isaac.
8. Susanna Cock may have been older than the twins, but Elder Isaac Lists
her as the eights. On Aug. 27, 1805 Andrew Cock was surety for the marriage
bond of John Bolt and Susanna cock in Grayson County. Susanna married Silas
Williams on Oct. 5, 1805 and it is pursumed the first marriage never took
place.
9. Tobitha cock, born in 1796 died in 1874 and married thomas
Quesenberry. died on July 2, 1874.
10 Hannah Cock, born Jan. 6, 1800 and died June 2, 1890 married John Webb
on Oct. 17, 1815 in Patrick Co.
11 Mary Cock, born in 1802, died in 1890 married John Dickerson on Aug
5, 1819 and they also lived onsome ofher father's Snake Creek land. died June 3,
1890.
There is some unresolved confusion as th the antecedents of Penelope Ward
Clifton. Elder Isaac Webb wrote that Penelope, second wife of Andrew
Cock, was the daughter of James and Nancy Brown Ward, and that she had four
children by John Clifton, her first husband. Two of the four died in infancy and the
two who lived were Nancy and Sarah who married W. Bobbitt and T. Jennings.
The Jennings tradition is much to the same effect: that Penelope was a Ward,
that she married John Clifton who lived near Clifton's Forge onthe James River
and who died in the Revolution.
There were two Clifton children raised by Andrew Cock:
1 Nancy Clifton, born about 179, who married William bobbitt Jr. and
moved away in the 1840's and
2. Sarah Clifton, born about 1781, who married Thomas Jennings, raised a
large family on buckhorn Creek, and died in 1855.
Children:
261 + Sarah6 COCK b.c 1780 d. Aug 16 1827
262 + Catherine COCKE b. 1792 d.a 1870
263 + Tobitha COCK b. Nov 1796 d. Jul 2 1874
264 + Hannah COCK b. Jan 6 1800
(95) Valentine5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
(96) James5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
about 1750 in Carroll Co., Va, and after 1800 in Grayson Co., Va,
married (265) Betty Elizabeth RICHARDSON who was born about 1770 in Va.
James died in 1865 in Carroll Co., Va.
Children:
266 + John6 COCK b.c 1804 d.b 1869
267 + Rachel COCKE b.c 1808 d.c 1869
268 + Valentine COCK b.c 1810
269 + Penelope COCK b.c 1812
270 + Sarah COCK b.c 1817
271 + Skelton COCK b.c 1820
272 + Reuben COCK b.c 1825
273 + Mary COCK b.c 1829
(97) Reuben5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
about 1765 in Carroll Co., Va, and married (274) Rhoda RHODA.
Carroll the Settlements pg. 42.
Althought direct parentage of Reuben Cock has not been proven except for the
death record of his daughter Rachel Nester, which lists her parents as Reuben
and Rhoda, there is no mention in the old records of Reuben's spouse.
The ten children of Reuben Cock are.
1. Eleanor, born abt 1795, married Aaron Coad in 1822 died on March 5,
1888.
2. Rachel Cock, born about 1800, married Abraham Nester about 1820, and died
Sept. 19, 1881.
3. William Cock, born about 1802, married Mary Goad inthe early 1820's He
eventually settled in Morgan Co., Kentucky where he died inthe 1870's.
4. Rebecca Cock, born abt. 1803, married Joshua Nester on Oct 9, 1823.
Shedied in 1873.
5. Aaron Cock, born abt 1805, married Nancy Goad on Oct. 16, 1828. He moved
away in the 1850's.
6. Mary Cock, born before 1810, married John Grimes on Sep. 26, 1826; they did
not live in Carroll but a few years.
7. Andrew Cock, born bef. 1810, married Anna Semones in the 1820's. He died a
little before 1850, leaving eleven children, from whjom descend the only male
Cock/Cox line of Reuben's family.
8. Penelope Cock, born abtl 1811, married Isaac Bolt on March 14, 1833 and died
in 1880.
9. Zilphia Cock, born about 1813, married Kelly Montgomery on Dec. 24, 1835;
they moved away in the 1850's.
10. Alley Cock, the youngest, was born perhaps about 1816, married John Tolbert
on Dec. 17, 1834; they moved away in the 1840's.
Children:
275 + Rachel6 COCK b.c 1790
276 + William COCKE b. 1802
277 + Eleanor COCK, 'Nellie' b. 1795 d. Mar 5 1888
(98) Mary5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born about
1770 in Carroll Co., Va, and married (278) Thomas DICKENS who was born about 1750 in Va.
Children:
279 + Jesse6 DICKENS b.c 1800
280 + Reuben DICKENS b.c 1805
(99) Susan (Susanna)5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born in 1763 in Va, and married (281) Henry WEBB, son of James WEBB and Mary
Susan AUSTIN, who was born in 1753 in Blackwater, Franklin, Va.
Susan (Susanna) died in Grayson Co., Va and was buried in Thompson Cemetery.
Henry died in Snake Creek, Carroll, Va and was buried in Thompson Cemeter.
Children:
282 + James Austin6 WEBB b. 1783 d. 1870
283 + Giles WEBB b. 1781
284 + Susanna WEBB b. 1782 d. 1860
285 + Lucy WEBB b.c 1784
286 + Mary WEBB b. 1785 d. 1877
287 + Joanna WEBB b.c 1786
288 + Andrew WEBB b. 1787 d. 1874
289 + John WEBB b. Jul 30 1797 d. Jun 18 1876
290 + Jacob WEBB b. Aug 28 1797 d. Dec 18 1845
291 + Henry WEBB b. 1802 d. 1850
292 + William WEBB b. 1804
293 + Joseph WEBB b. 1810
(100) John5 COCK, (Mary4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
about 1786 in Carroll Co., Va, and married (206) Jane (Jannie) PHILLIPS,
daughter of Tobias PHILLIPS and Margaret Peggy JENNINGS, who was born in
1785 in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, USA. John died after 1870 in Carroll Co., Va.
Jane (Jannie) died in 1851.
Children:
294 + Jane6 COCK b.c 1800
295 + Salathill Slate COCK b.c 1805
296 + William COCK b.c 1807
297 + John COCK b.c 1807
298 + Hiram English COCK b.c 1810
299 + Martha Permelia COCK b.c 1815
300 + Sarah COCK b.c 1817
301 + Penelope COCK b.c 1820
He also married (302) Louisa DAY, daughter of Joseph DAY and Rebecca DUNN,
who was born about 1829 in Carroll Co., Va.
From the Book Carroll pg. 47.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(101) William5 GOAD, (John4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
in 1754 in Bedford Co., Va, and on Nov 14, 1820 in Sullivan Co., Tn,
married (303) Mary HALL who was born about 1755 in Va.
William died on Jan 9, 1843 in Sullivan Co., Tn.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(105) James5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1765 in Bedford Co., USA, and on Jul 24, 1786 in Grayson Co.,
Virginia, USA, married (304) Mary COLLIER who was born in 1771 in Grayson Co.,
Virginia, USA. James died in 1850.
James Goad of Montgomery County, Virginia. p. 26
The 1771 will of John Goad of Bedford County, Virginia named his children
and the presumably oldest son of each of his four sons. James Goad was
named as Abraham's oldest son. James married Mary Collier on July 24,
1786 in Pittsylvania County and was apparently born about 1765 or earlier.
Census records conflict.
When James was over 75 years of age, he accompanied his grandsons, John
and Aaron B. Goad, to Kanawha County, West Virginia (Then Virginia) in the
early 1840's The census of 1850 Kanawha County shows him and John living
with the family of Aaron B. and gives the age of James as 92. That would
date the year of his birth as about 1758.
Mary Collier, wife of James, was his second cousin as her parents are
believed to have Aaron and Elizabeht Goad Collier, she being a daughter of
Abraham Goad of Pittsylvania County. All six of their children remained
in the Carroll-Floyd area in Virginia to raise large families whose
descendants own a fair portion of that part of Virginia today.
Children:
305 + Catherine6 GOAD b.c 1785
306 + Abraham GOAD b. 1789 d. 1861
307 + Aaron 'Aser' GOAD, Jr. b. 1790 d. Dec 9 1858
308 + Agnes GOAD b.c 1800
309 + Clarissa GOAD b. 1806 d. May 4 1880
310 + Usley GOAD b.c 1810
(106) John5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
about 1760 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA.
(107) Catherine5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born about 1764 in Carroll Co., Va, and married (311) Jacob NESTOR, son of
Frederick NESTOR and Maria Barbara PARBARES, who was born about 1770 in Carroll Co., Va.
Children:
312 + Abraham6 NESTOR b.c 1790
313 + Jonathan NESTER b.c 1800
314 + Joshua NESTOR b. 1798 d. Aug 6 1879
315 + William NESTOR b. 1800 d. Sep 7 1842
(108) Isham5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
in 1765 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, USA, and on Jul 7, 1792 in Patrick, Va,
USA, married (316) Nancy REYNOLDS who was born about 1776 in Va.
Isham died about Jul 16, 1815 in White Co., Tn, Tn, USA and was buried in
White Co., Tn, USA.
After leaving Montgomery Co. he went to Tennessee where he died about
1815 in White Co.
Children:
317 + Booker Washington6 GOAD b.c 1807 d. Jun 21 1885
(109) Elisabeth5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born in 1767 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, and on Feb 17, 1787 in Montgomery Co.,
Va, married (318) William HUGHETT who was born in 1750 in Grayson Co., Virginia, USA.
Elisabeth died after 1850. William died in 1837 in Floyd County, Virginia.
Children:
319 + Alcey6 HUGHETT b. 1790 d. 1832
320 + Elizabeth HEWITT b. 1802 d.a 1870
321 + Mary HEWITT
322 + William HEWITT
323 + Sarah HEWITT, 'Sally'
324 + John HEWITT b. 1800 d. Aug 27 1854
(110) Ann5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born in
1768 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, and married (325) Rogeat LAWSON who was
born about 1768 in Grayson Co., Virginia, USA.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(111) Mary (Polly)5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born in 1770 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, and on Jan 9, 1798 in Montgomery Co.,
Virginia, USA, married (196) Thomas (Tommie) PHILLIPS, son of Tobias PHILLIPS and
Margaret Peggy JENNINGS, who was born in 1768 in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.
Thomas (Tommie) was married to Sarah BETTS.
The book Carroll 1765-1815 says clearly that
"Thomas Phillips married Polly Goad in 1798 in Montgomery County and went
to Tennessee with his father-in-saw, Abraham Goad. It says that little is
known of Joseph. Mrs. Phyllis G. Phillips says of this same family that Thomas
was married a second time to Sarah Betts and from that marriage lists 4
children.
Polly would have had to have a son Johnathan because Jehu Phillips in and
article reprinted in the Cumberland Cronicle, Scott Co., TN in 1904, says that
Tommie and his brother Joseph and Tommies son Johnathan, whether Johnathan is
Tommies or Josephs I can't tell by the way this is phrased, moved from what is now
(1904) Scott Co. VA and Josh Goad which could be Abraham Goad refered to in the
Carroll 1765-1815 book. If anyone has this infomation please contact me.
"Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in Scott County, Tennessee"
published in the Cumberland Chronicle in the Spring of 1904.
About 1803 Tommie Phillips, his brother Joseph Phillips and his son
Johnathan Phillips and Josh Goad all moved from what is now Scott County, Virginia
(1904) and settled about two miles south of Huntsville on what is now known as
the Vanderpool place. In part six of his article Jehu says " My grandfather,
Tobie Phillips lived in Virginia and owned about 60 negros at one time. After
he died and when I was about 18 years old I went with my father (Joseph
Phillips) and Uncle John Phillips to Virginia to see my grandmother Phillips.
She then had 42 slaves on her plantation.
Children:
326 + Johnathin6 PHILLIPS b. Oct 10 1800 d. Jan 2 1893
327 + E. Emanuel PHILLIPS b. Nov 24 1813 d. Feb 12 1864
328 + Elijah PHILLIPS b. 1816 d. 1879
(112) Ayers Airs5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born in 1780 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, and in 1803, married (329)
Edith CAZAD who was born in 1781 in Virginia. A
yers Airs died on Sep 16, 1855 in Scott Co., Tn. Edith died in 1859 in Indiana.
Ayers went to Anderson Co. later Scott Co. Tn. with his father.
Ayres Goad of Greene County, Indiana - p.30
It is said that Ayres Goad came to Indiana from Tennessee with the James
Roach family about 1820. Margaret "Peggy" Goad, daughter of Ayres,
married Joshua Roach, son of James, and this couple came to Indiana about
1829. All settled in the vincinity of what is now Walnut Grove.
The burial place of Ayres Goad and wife Edith is not known, but at least
three of their children and many, many descendants are buried at Walnut
Grove.
The Greene County Goads were marked by two strong proclivities: (1) A
tendency not to go far out of the Goad family when choosing a mate, with a
strong preference for first cousins and (2) a marked tendency to have
twins, a phenomena. Littleton by 1860 had fathered three sets of twins.
In Peyton's household in 1870 are ten children all under the age of ten.
Some could be nieces/nephews or foster children as two are four years old
and three are listed as being age nine.
As to further intermarriage between these Indiana Goads and their kin, the
records show as follows: Between 1833 and 1876, Goads four times chose
mates named Jones, three times their mates had the last name of Roach.
Clement Quillen Goad married four time, the last two wives both being
daughters of his uncle, Peyton Goad. Margaret who he wed in 1869 and
Sally in 1875. Aaron Goad married Fanny Jones in 1833. In 1837, Peyton
married Sophia Jones. Henry's second wife was Mary Roach (m. in 1864).
The above Clement, son of Littleton, took as his first wife in 1858, Lucy
Roach.
It goes on. Jordan Goad, son of Littleton, married his first cousin
Lucinda, daughter of Peyton, in 1856. Littlebury, son of Peyton, married
a widow Sophia Watson, daughter of Peyton's brother, Littleton. In 1865,
Abraham Goad, another son of Littleton, married Sarah Goad. She was born
in 1835 so could have been a daughter of Aaron and Fanny. In 1833, a
Littlebury married in Greene County, Anne Jackson. Their wedding was on
July 29, one day after the marriage of Aaron Goad.
In 1850, Ayres and Edith Goad were living among their children and
grandchildren in Greene County, Indiana, both age 70, both born in
Virginia. Ayres died in 1855 and his amended will was filed with the
Greene County court on September 16, 1855. Ayres left all his land to two
sons, Henry and Peyton. These were the two younger sons and the older
sons may have previously been given land by their father. Edith was still
living at this time and was provided for in the will. She probably died
during the next five years, as she is not found on the 1860 census.
Children:
330 + Amos6 GOAD
331 + Robert GOAD
332 + Jacob GOAD b. 1804 d. Jul 31 1874
333 + Ephriam GOAD b. 1805
334 + Aaron GOAD b. 1806
335 + Margaret GOAD-78 b. 1810/1815
336 + Littleberry GOAD b. 1810 d.b 1850
337 + Frances GOAD b. 1811
338 + LITTLETON GOAD-79 b. 1812 d. 1891
339 + Henry GOAD b. 1817 d. Jun 14 1884
340 + Peyton GOAD-80 b. 1818 d. 1878
341 + Priscilla GOAD b. 1824
342 + Ayres GOAD b. 1835
343 + Martha J. GOAD b. 1838
(113) Joshua5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
Mar 30, 1786 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA, and married (344) Sally (Sarah)
SMIDDY who was born about 1790. Joshua died about 1840 in Scott Co., Virginia, USA.
Children:
345 + Arena6 GOAD
346 + Aaron GOAD b. 1814
347 + Catherine GOAD b. 1814
348 + John GOAD b. 1817
349 + Jessie GOAD b. 1819
350 + Sarah GOAD b. 1823
351 + Joshua GOAD b. 1824 d. 1912
352 + James GOAD b. 1832
353 + William GOAD b. Oct 8 1833 d. Jan 14 1925
(114) Hiram5 GOAD, (Abraham4 GOAD, John3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
in 1790 in Bedford Co., Virginia, USA. Hiram died in 1790.
(117) Winifred5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1752 in Richmond Co., Va.
(118) Nancy5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Mar 5, 1755 in Richmond Co., Va.
(119) Elizabeth5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Jan 6, 1758 in Richmond Co., Va.
(120) Rawleigh5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Feb 10, 1760 in Richmond Co., Va.
(121) Fortunatus Natus5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born Oct 9, 1767 in Richmond Co., Va. Fortunatus Natus died in 1817.
(122) Mary5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1770 in Richmond Co., Va.
(123) Lucy5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1772 in Richmond Co., Va.
(124) Violet5 DALE, (Alice4 DODSON, Alice3 GOAD, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1775 in Richmond Co., Va.
(129) Benjamin5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
(130) William5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
(131) Mary5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1768, and married (354) Reason WILLIAMS.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(132) Joshua5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1770.
(133) Susanna5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1772.
(134) Sarah5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born after 1773, and married (355) Giles HALLEY.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(135) Fannie5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born after 1774, and married (356) Strode BENEFIELD.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(136) John5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1775, and on Dec 28, 1801 in Bedford County, Virginia, married (357)
Nancy DOUGLASS who was born in 1787 in Bedford County, Virginia.
John died in 1845.
Children:
358 + Mary6 HALLEY, "Polly" b. Feb 14 1808 d. Feb 14 1840
(137) Ann5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was
born in 1776, and married (359) Newport OLDHAM.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(138) Jacob5 HALLEY, (Judith4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1785, and married (360) Charlotte MCGEORGE.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(140) Sarah5 DILLARD, (Ruth4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
married in 1803 in Patrick County, Virginia (361) John BRANSON.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(141) Mary5 DILLARD, (Ruth4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
married (362) William COCK.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(142) Edward5 DILLARD, (Ruth4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1789, and in 1815 in Patrick County, Virginia, married (363)
Polly DANIEL. Edward died in 1826.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(143) Rebecca5 DILLARD, (Ruth4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1790 in Virginia, and on Jan 28, 1807 in Patrick County, Virginia,
married (364) John BOLT who was born in 1785 in North Carolina.
Rebecca died on Sep 4, 1859.
Children:
365 + Isaac6 BOLT b. 1811 d. 1880
366 + Ruth BOLT b. May 8 1813 d. Nov 7 1891
367 + Tyre BOLT b. Nov 17 1822 d. Aug 11 1905
368 + Jane BOLT b. Dec 24 1824 d. Jan 10 1915
369 + John BOLT b. 1826
370 + Thomas D. BOLT, Capt. b. Dec 19 1827 d. Jul 20 1861
371 + America BOLT b. 1836
(144) James5 DILLARD, (Ruth4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1794 in Carroll County, Virginia, and on Dec 1, 1815 in
Patrick County, Virginia, married (372) Mary SMITH. James died before 1879.
No children of this marriage in these records.
He also married on Apr 21, 1861 in Carroll County, Virginia, (373) Polly SPENCE.
No children of this marriage in these records.
(146) Spencer5 GOAD, (Robert4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born about 1760 in Grayson Co., Virginia, USA, and married (374)
Patience DALTON, daughter of William DALTON and Elizabeth STURMAN, who was born
about 1780 in Pine Creek, Grayson Co., Virginia, USA. Patience died in 1849 in
Carroll Co., Virginia, USA.
Children:
375 + James F.6 GOAD b.c 1820
(147) Aaron5 GOAD, (Robert4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1784 in Pittsylvania Co., Va, and married (376) Rachel DALTON,
daughter of William DALTON and Elizabeth STURMAN, who was born about 1780
in Pine Creek, Grayson Co., Virginia, USA. Aaron died in 1854 in Grayson Co., Va.
Rachel died about 1855 in Carroll Co., Virginia, USA and was buried in Henderson Goad, Cemetary, Carroll Co., Virginia.
Aaron Goad Sr, of Grayson County, Virginia p. 18
Aaron Goad came to Big Reed Island probably as a small child. He married
Rachel Dalton, daughter of Billy Dalton, and they were the parents of four
sons and six daughters. Aaron prospered, raised a family, gave to each of
his boys a farm, helped the daughters when they married and still left a
modest estate when he died in 1854.
Children:
377 + Robert "Big Robin"6 GOAD b.c 1800
378 + Reuben GOAD b. Mar 15 1814 d. Sep 15 1861
379 + Mary GOAD b. 1802 d. Sep 6 1876
380 + Isaac GOAD b. 1824 d. 1892
(148) Sarah Rachel5 GOAD, (Robert4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD)
was born in 1787, and married (282) James Austin WEBB, son of Henry WEBB and
Susan (Susanna) COCK, who was born in 1783. Sarah Rachel died in 1854.
James Austin died in 1870.
Children:
381 + WEBB
382 + Robert WEBB, 'Robin'
383 + Cuthbert WEBB
384 + Isabelle WEBB
385 + Larannah WEBB b. 1825 d. 1906
(149) Mary5 GOAD-42, (Robert4 GOAD, Abraham3, Abraham2, Richard1 GOURD) was born
about 1790 in Virginia, and on Nov 9, 1820 in Grayson County, Virginia, married (315)
William NESTOR, son of Jacob NESTOR and Catherine GOAD, who was born in 1800 in Floyd
County, Virginia. Mary died on Sep 25, 1859 in Carroll County, Virginia.
William died on Sep 7, 1842 in Carroll County, Virginia.
Children:
386 + P. 4536 SEE #75
387 + Catherine NESTER b. 1828 d. Jun 27 1890
388 + Aaron NESTER b. Aug 29 1821 d. Mar 23 1908
389 + James NESTER b. 1823 d. 1899
390 + Anderson NESTER b.a 1829 d. 1862
391 + Elizabeth NESTER
392 + Franklin NESTER b. Nov 1833
393 + Jane NESTER b. Apr 14 1825 d. Jun 18 1898
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