Railey, Elizabeth (b. 26 APR 1757, d. 1842)

Note: Daughter of Col. John Railey and Elizabeth Randolph
Another researcher gives date of birth as 1757

Death: 1842 Fayette Co, KY

Change: Date: 3 SEP 2004
Time: 08:18:35

Note: It is not known at this time what might have been John's military service, however he was referred to in several documents as Capt. It is possible that it is this John who served in 1775 in the Louisa Co Committee of Safety. This is yet to be proved. They had three children:

Children:
Maria Patterson Bullock b:12 Mar 1791 Married George Woodson Railey 8 Dec 1818 KY
Elizabeth Randolph Bullock b: 1790 Jessamine Co., KY d: 1840 Jessamine Co., KY m:John Watkins Crockett 1811 Jessamine, Co., KY b: 17 Mar 1790 Charlottesville, Albermarle, VA d: 1852 Paducah, McCracken Co., KY
Children:
Hannah Eliza Crockett B: 1812
John Watkins Crockett B: 5/17/1818 Jessamine Co., KY
Joseph V. Crockett B: 1824 Jessamine Co., KY

Query from Bullock GenForum: Captain John Bullock Jr. B:4/16/1752 son of Jon Bullock Sr. and Ann Rice. Married Elizabeth C. Railey 9/9/1786 Cumberland, Chesterfield Co., Virginia, B: 4/26/1757 Cumberland, Chesterfield Co., Virginia D: 1842 Fayette Co., Kentucky. Parents are Col. John Railey & Elizabeth Randolph.
Children:
Mariah Patterson Bullock B: 3/12/1791 M: George Woodson Railey 12/8/1818 Kentucky
Elizabeth Randolph Bulock B: 5/20/1789 Jessamine Co., Kentucky D: 1840 Jessamine Co., Kentucky, M: John Watkins Crockett Sr. 7/9/1811 Green, Jessamine Co., Kentucky.
Jane Railey Bullock B: 8/23/1787 M: David Anderson 1805

Death: --Not Shown--

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 21:11:53

Note: Name also listed as Sarah Ann Rice [Research of Melanie McKinzie]

Aker, M. B. (1952). "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky and Their
Descendants", page 3.

Hezekiah and Ann Rice presumed to be brother and sister. Descendants of Thos. Rice b. in England. To Virginia in 1693. Lived in Hanover County.

LINEAGE: "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky" compiled by Nada Binnion Fuqua (located at Pulaski Co. Hist. Lib.)

BIRTH: Mormon Ancestral File (1987), "Descendants of Henry Rice and Margaret Bohannon", from CD-ROM 24 Oct 1991.

Ann Rice is known to have been born ca 1730. From this line we find an Ann Rice b. 1740, d/o Henry Rice. Remains to be proven as same Ann.

DEATH: Richmond Constitutional Whig July 18, 1826 "On Sunday at her residence in Louisa County Mrs. Ann Bullock. She had numbered 91 years..."

Another researcher lists Ann Rice as Annis b 4 Mar 1759 Caswell Co NC d 14 Mar 1840 Estill Co KY m. 24 Feb 1783 to John Oldham Caswell Co, NC b 10 Nov 1757 Prince William (now Northumberland) Co, VA Some also list a son Edmund Rice b: 1772 brother of Milly b 1766, Annis, b 1759, Jeptha b 1763, Hezekiah b 1764, Ibzan b 1765, Othniel b 1767.

Death: 9 JUL 1826 Louisa County, Virginia

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 19:12:17

Note: Name: John BULLOCK
Given Name: John
Surname: Bullock
Sex: M
Death: 1785 in ,Louisa, VA
Change Date: 13 Jun 2000
Note:
The following notes were provided by Mary Browder who "got them from my Uncle Gus (Alonzo Augustus Donoho) who received them from Estella Bullock in 1947."

Bullock Family Notes

John Bullock married Ann Rice in 1755 in Louisa County VA. He died there in 1785. Ann Rice Bullock died in Louisa County, Virginia, July 9th 1820.

Edward Bullock the sixth son of John and Ann Rice Bullock was an early settler of Mercer County, Ky., and was the founder of Perryville; then, in that county. Edward Bullock, according to one of the early histories of Kentucky once lived in Culpepper County, Virginia, for there his son Edward Isaac was born; but by 1815 he was living in Mercer Co. Ky., and he was still there when he with his mother and brothers, and sisters joined in a deed of settlement of the estate of his brother Rice Bullock. Edward Bullock however was born in Louisa County, Virginia, June 6th, 1768. He married, date and place unknown to the writer, Hannah Clark, daughter of Robert Clark and Susanna Henderson, who lived in Louisa County, Virginia, Albemarle County, Virginia, Bedford County, Virginia, Campbell County, Virginia and who died in Clark County, Kentucky. He mentions his daughter Hannah Bullock in his will. I understand that Edward Bullock moved to Green County later and afterwards to Barren County, Kentucky where they lived and died and were buried. The farm on which they lived in Barren County on Skaggs Creek was conveyed to them by David Bullock, a brother of Edward who lived in Richmond Virginia. The will of Hannah Clark Bullock, who survived her husband is recorded in the clerk's office of Barren County at Glasgow Kentucky.

The children of Edward and Hannah Clark Bullock were as follows:

Fanny Paulina married Thomas Hargrove in Mercer County, Kentucky, 28 Sept 1815.
Judith married Thomas Moss in Mercer County, Kentucky.
Harriet married Bigger
Catherine Ray married John Wood Bell in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1832
Mary (Polly) married Rhea
Louisa married Crockett, a relative of David Crockett.
Hannah Rebecca married Joseph A. Moss in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1835
John Waller Bullock married Minerva Glover in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1833.
Edward Isaac Bullock married Maria Emerson.
David Bullock married Jane Tunstall in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1838.
Robert Lewis Bullock never married.
Edward Bullock the father of the above children was himself the son of John Bullock of Louisa County, Virginia. John Bullock was a member of the Louisa County Committee of Safety during the Revolutionary War, and consequently all his female descendants are eligible to the society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. He was probably born in Hanover County, Virginia, as there was no Louisa County until several years after his birth. He married Ann Rice who was probably a sister of his sister Mary's husband, Hezekiah Rice. Rice genealogical articles are a little confused as to who they were.
According to a John Bullock bible record the marriage took place in 1755. John Bullock made his will in Louisa County, Virginia in 1784 and it was probated in 1785.
[From the records of Grandma Curry <pgcurry@mail.com>]

Note:
LINEAGE: "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky" compiled by Nada Binnion Fuqua
(located at Pulaski Co. Hist. Lib.)

BIRTH: Family Bible in possession of Amanda Bullock Wallis, Lexington, KY.

MARRIAGE: Aker, M. B. (1952). "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky and their Descendants", page 9, (from John Bullock Family Bible).

DEATH: Will probated 27 Sep. 1784, Louisa Co., VA, page 293.
From research of Larry Herrin <penengr2@aol.com>

Query from Bullock GenForum: Was the John Bullock who married Ann Rice a Sergeant in the Revolutionary War? I have gotten mixed signals on this. A John Bullock was a Sergeant and his widow made a claim for time he was a prisoner of the British. I would like more information on him. I would also appreciate any information on Ann Rice. I have a newspaper story to the effect that she lived to a ripe old age. I am pleased to share information with either or both of you. Bob Bullock Bull1@mis.net

In OLD HOMES PLACES IN LOUISA CO., VA, the following entries appears on p. 82:
"Located off Route 652 near the waters of the North Anna River, Laurel Hill was for many years the home of the Garland family. The house stands on 277 acres of land which Robert Garland, Sr., deeded to his son, Robert, Jr., in 1798.

In 1795 Robert Garland, Jr., married Elizabeth Bullock, daughter of John and Ann Rice Bullock of White Hall, and they made their home at Laurel Hill."

On p. 106: " This 18th-century home, originally called White Plains is located off Route 716 near the waters of Little River. In 1723 Edward Bullock of Hanover Co., patented 400 acres of land between Lickinghole Creek and Little River, and in 1751 he purchased an adjoining 104 acres of land from James Nuckolls. Edward devised this property in 1756 to two of his sons, John and James, with the former receiving the 250-acre White Hall tract.

John Bullock may already have been residing at White Hall prior to his father's death, as he married Ann Rice in Louisa County in 1755. He certainly was living there by 1759, and in 1775 he served on the county's second Committee of Safety. Although he willed White Hall in 1785 to his son, David, John's widow, Ann, continued to reside there with their three unmarried daughters, Mary, Rebecca, and Nancy. After this mother's death David allowed his sisters to remain at the home, later deeding it to them.

When Nancy Bullock died in 1855, her sisters having predeceased her, White Hall went to her nieces, Nancy, Clara, Amanda Melvina, and Rebecca Catherine Garland of Laurel Hill. The Garland sisters, the last of whom died in 1886, were the most recent residence of the old home.

Death: Aft MAR 1794 Louisa County, Virginia

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 21:10:06

Note: Married 6/24/1817 Thomas S. Moss in Muhlenberg, Mercer Co., Ky son of David Moss and Catherine Price
born 28 Jul 1788 in NC, died 16 Feb 1851 in Greensburg, Green Co., Kentucky

Children
George B. MOSS b: Abt. 1813 in Greensburg, KY
Louisa A. MOSS b: Abt. 1820
James W. MOSS b: 1822
William H MOSS b: 8 February 1825
John A MOSS b: 1826 in Greeensburg, KY
Luther Calvin MOSS b: Abt. 1829 in Greensburg, KY
Sue H. MOSS b: 1833 in Greensburg, KY
Harriet MOSS b: Abt. 1834 in Greensburg, KY
Catherine MOSS b: 1837 in Greensburg, KY
Thomas E MOSS b: 1839 in Greensburg, KY
Joseph MOSS b: 1843
Mary J. MOSS

See spouse for additional information.

Nickname: "Julia C"

Death: 1868 Clinton, Hickman Co, KY

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:07:11

Note: I have found no mention of him accept in Hannah's will. He is not listed in the KY Census that I have been able to find.

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:21:23

Note: Catherine Day Bullock (sometimes called Catherine Roy Bullock and I believe that this is most likely accurate and that she is named for Catherine Roy Bullock who was married to David, the attorney from Richmond) b: probably abt 1812. In Barren Co KY Marriages -- she is listed as Catherine Rosy Bullock

Children
William Edward Bell
Martha Ann Bell
Rebecca Bell
John Wood Bell
David Bullock Bell
Louis Harvey Bell
Sarah Francis Bell
Laura Bell
Susan Jane Bell

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:30:05

Note: Mary Dora Bullock is the name listed in the research of Edmund H. Bullock. In the will of Hannah Clark Bullock, this daughter is listed as Mary W. which is most likely Winn - for Mildred Bullock (dau of James Bullock and Rebecca Wingfield) m: George Winn. Mary W. Bullock b: 5 Aug 1803 in Green Co KY d: 17 Aug 1878 in Green Co KY and is buried in the Rhea Cemetery off Montgomery Mill Rd. m: abt 1820 to Thomas Rhea b: 6 Oct 1798, d: 7 Jan 1878,

Children
Louise Perlina RAY b: 01-29-1824

Children
Elizabeth RHEA b: 1830
Catherine M. RHEA b: 1831 in Green Co., Ky
Julia C. RHEA b: 1832
Thomas RHEA b: 1834
John RHEA b: 1836
David H. RHEA b: 1838
Martha R. RHEA b: 1841
James C. RHEA b: 24 JAN 1846 in Green County, Kentucky

See spouse for additional information.

Nickname: "Polly"

Death: 17 AUG 1878 Green County, KY

Burial: Rhea Cemetery, Greenville, Green Co, KY

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:12:26

Note: See spouse for additional information.

Nickname: "Young Pauline"

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:09:25

Note: See spouse for additional information.

Children
John C MOSS b: Abt. 1844
Francis C MOSS b: Abt. 1840
George W MOSS b: Abt. 1842
Julian H MOSS b: Abt. 1844
Louise E MOSS b: Abt. 1847
Judea E MOSS b: Abt 1849

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:31:59

Note: Harriet K. Bullock is listed as Margaret in the research of Edmund H. Bullock. In the will of Hannah Clark, this daughter is listed as Harriet K. Bullock, married to a Biggers or Bigger. We know very little about Harriet b: probably abt 1805.

See spouse for additional information.

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:15:25

Note: Note: She was supposedly the mother of 17 children

Death: 14 JUN 1820 Winchester,Clark Co,KY

Burial: Clark Family Cem, Winchester, Clark, Kentucky

Change: Date: 9 MAY 2004
Time: 23:36:26

Note: There is a great deal of discrepancy regarding the children of Patterson, and in fact regarding Patterson's date of birth and parents. A good deal more research is necessary to prove this part of the line.

Birth: 13 JUN 1738 in Louisa Co., VA Some researchers give birth as: 15 OCT 1734 in Virginia

Death: 10 APR 1810 in Clark Co., Ky
Note: Robert and Susan moved to Bedford Co., VA in 1765, removed to KY 1779 and settled near the Kentucky River in Clark Co., KY.

From records of Capt. Robert G. Nicol, USN (Ret.) captnicol@comcast.net
Ruth Clark Dann, a descendant provides the following:

"Robert Clark Sr. was born June 13, 1738 in Louisa Co. (now Albemarle), Virginia. He was married in Albemarle Co. to Susannah Henderson, daughter of John and Frances (Goode) Henderson. He sold his property on Ivy Creek in Albemarle Co. in 1766 and moved to Bedford Co. (now Campbell), and in 1779 moved to Kentucky, settling on the Kentucky River in the Bush Settlement (now Clark Co.), Kentucky near the present site of the Old Providence Church, where he raised his family.

Robert Clark Sr. had a son, Robert. Jr. born in Bedford Co. (now Campbell Co.) Virginia. He married in 1791 to Elizabeth Shackelford.

We believe that we are descended down to Robert Sr. from Christopher Clark and Penelope Johnston, then Micajah Clark and Judith Adams.

I am descended from Robert Clark through his son William P. Clark and Elizabeth Allen or Judith Cheadle. Then down to his son William P. Clark and Elizabeth Ann Walton Bush, who were the parents of my grandfather, William Pennington Clark and Ellen May Glasspoole. Their son Percy Martin Clark was my father.

Robert and Susannah's children are:

Micajah - born 1765 - died Oct. 1816
Elizabeth - born 1766
Christopher (Christian) - born Sept, 5, 1768
Robert Jr. - born 1769

From DAR Vol. 115, page 105, # 114340(Ancestry.com):
Robert Clark 1738-99 Served as Captain in the Bedford Co., VA Militia 1785, removed to KY, where in 1794 he was made judge of Clark Co., he was born in Louisa Co., VA and died Clark Co., KY.
Event: Milit_Serv BETWEEN 1776 AND 1783
Note:
Captain of militia from Old Liberty (Bedford County), Virginia, during the Revolution.

Judith - born 1770
Bennett - born 1771
Bolling - born 1774
Patterson - born 1775
William P.- born 1777
James - born Jan 16 1779
Hannah - born 1780
Susannah - born 1781
Mary (Polly) - born 1783
Frances - born 1785

I have children of Robert Clark Jr. as: Susan
Nancy, Patsey, Polly, Robert III, Patterson."

Captain of militia from Old Liberty (Bedford County), Virginia,
during the Revolution.

From records of Erin Malone <erin@emdezine.com>
Robert Clark 1738, b. named for father's friend Robert Lewis; 1744, Nov, will of
Nicholas Meriwether of Hanover Co. leaves a lot to son=in=law Robert
Lewis and children [GOOCHLAND CO, VA WILLS AND DEEDS 1742-1749,
abstracted and compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, pp. 8-9.
1766, 22 Dec, Thomas Moorman will and inventory. Appraisers: Robert Clark, Charles Lynch. [BEDFORD CO WILL BOOK I, pp. 9-10]
1773, 10 Mar, Henry Roland Will, Executors include Micajah Clark, Jr. and Robert Clark. Proven 23 Aug 1773. Security includes Andrew Moorman and Charles Lynch. [BEDFORD CO WILL BOOK I, p. 47, citing pp. 192-194]
1778, 22 June, George Anderson will dated 8 May 1778, security includes Robert Clark. [BEDFORD CO, VA WILL BOOK I, p. 82, citing pp. 301-2]
A few pages later: Thomas Dooly Allotment property lines by Stony Creek and Otter River, on the N. side of S. fork of Otter River "300 acres bounded by the lines of George Kerns, Wm Armstrong and Robert Clark."
[BEDFORD CO, VA, WILL BOOK I, pp. 133-4, citing pp. 429-30].
1782, Campbell Co formed from Bedford county; many court records transferred to Campbell Co. book. See CAMPBELL CO WILLS & INVENTORIES.
1789: Bedford Co. Court held July 27, 1789, "On the motion of Robert Clark, Gent., who undertook the building of a Courthouse, he having nearly completed the work and representing to this court that the same was at his risk, it is the opinion of the court that the same be received
on a condition, nevertheless that the said Robert Clark finish the work according to the articles of agreement, or make every necessary deduction for any small deficiency." [HISTORICAL SKETCH OF BEDFORD COUNTY VIRGINIA 1753-1907, P. 20]
"In 1789 a new courthouse was erected of brick, a much more imposing, convenient, and comfortable building, and that stood until the year 1834, when it was torn down and the present handsome structure was erected in its place." [HIST. SKETCH OF BEDFORD CO, VA, p. 21]
About 1791 Robert Clark and all his family except his son Col Christopher Clark moved to Clark Co, KY. Robert Clark was very prominent. Clark Co. KY named for Robert Clark, Sr, or George Rogers Clark. 

From records of Vickie Beard Thompson <Familyquest1958@yahoo.com>
"Our Quaker Friends of Ye Olden Time" book #975.5 B413q

He was the first manufacturer of iron in Kentucky.

Individual Land Owners in the Bush Settlement in Clark County, Kentucky in 1780, included Robert Clark Sr.

Note: Robert and Susan moved to Bedford Co., VA in 1765, removed to KY 1779 and settled near the Kentucky River in Clark Co., KY.

Death: 10 APR 1810 Clark Co.,KY

Burial: Clark Family Cem, Winchester, Clark, Kentucky

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 17:34:12

Note: Edward BULLOCK was born on 6 Jun 1768 in , Albemarle, Virginia. He married Hannah CLARK.

Hannah CLARK [Parents] was born about 1772 in ,  Albemarle, Virginia. She married Edward BULLOCK.

Death: Aft 1874

Change: Date: 27 OCT 2003
Time: 08:38:18

Note: In 1794 Acts of 3rd Gen. Assembly we find 8 Dec 1795 Authorized James Morrison, John Fowler, William Murray, Edmund Bullock, Robert Megowan, Hugh M'Ilvain, Alexander M'Gregor to raise money by lottery for use of Lexington lodge of Free Masons #25.

The town of Perryville is today situated over three counties: Hardin, Hart and Boyle. Boyle was formed in 1842 from Mercer and Lincoln Counties. Hardin was formed in 1792 from Nelson Co. Hart was 1819 from Barren, Hardin and Green Counties. This presents quite a problem in trying to determine which county Edward was living in at the time of his children's births. Obviously it is possible that he could have been in Mercer, Barren, Green and Hardin and never have left the area.

From an article History of Perryville KY:
"Prospering as a farming community for decades, shortly after the War of 1812 two men named Edward Bullock and William Hall organized plans to build a village along the river, mere yards from the spot of the original fort. Bullock and Hall decided to name the village Perryville in honor of Commodore Oliver H. Perry, hero of the naval battle on Lake Erie. The Indians had long been driven out by previous settlers, it would be another 50 years until the hardship of warfare again fell upon the town's inhabitants.

In the late 1830s, Bullock and Hall's dreams came to fruition. A line of buildings, built next to the green Chaplin River, formed the basis of the village of Perryville. Now called "Merchants' Row," these buildings still stand today and are occupied by merchants selling their wares. The vision of Edward Bullock and William Hall still remains strong for the modern-day inhabitants of Perryville."

If we look at migration of the family for a minute I believe that of all the children of Edward (b 1670) and Sara Unknown, Patterson is the only one who left VA for KY, and it was very late in his life. He traveled with several of his children first to Bedford Co VA, and then on to KY. We can tell this from the marriages of his children and the births of his grandchildren. He died in 1804 having arrived in Winchester KY. There is quite a bit written about the founding of the city of Winchester, and the role of several of Patterson's children, however, it does not seem that they appear on the Census in 1790. Patterson's brother, Richard Henry and his wife Anna Henley migrated to North Carolina along with his children. Of the children of Edward (b 1703) and Ann Anderson, we know that James and his wife, Agnes Wingfield, moved to Kentucky, and Mary with her spouse Hezekiah Rice; Christine and her spouse John Dalby, and Micajah with his wife Frances/Susannah Pryor all migrated to North Carolina. While other sons of Edward (b 1703) remained in Virginia, their children traveled forth --
It appears that John and Ann Rice Bullock remained in Virginia. However, their son John died in Missouri, Rice Bullock found his way to Kentucky, and on to the Illinois Territory, Robert migrated with his family to Kentucky as did Lewis and Edward. In fact, I believe that all of the sons of John did indeed migrate, leaving the Virginia property to the unmarried daughters. The genealogy gets more confusing because several of the other lines of Bullocks (many distant cousins) also made the migration to Kentucky, some settling in other counties, but some settling quite nearby.

The Perryville reference above certainly suggests that our Edward Bullock had migrated to KY before 1790. He does not appear on the tax list for 1788. However, there is an Edmund Bullock in Fayette Co enumerated on 11 Jan 1790. A Tax List for Clark Co, KY in 1792 lists an Edward Bullock and a David Bullock. We know that Edmund P. Bullock, son of Edward Bullock and Agnes Wingfield had migrated to Jefferson Co, KY by 1799 when he married Elizabeth Fontaine. Since he was born abt 1763 he could have owned property and have been listed in 1788 and 1792. His brother Garland also appears on the 1790 list, although he did not marry until 1794.
In Green Co., Ky. Marriages 1793-1836 Book B Edward Bullock gives consent for marriage of Benjamin G. BURKS to, Susan WINN, 23 Dec 1823, doesn't say how he's related, but my guess is this is a daughter of Mildred Bullock Winn, dau of James Bullock, deceased at this time.

Kentucky Land Grants: Grants South of the Green River Pg. 278 & 279
Bullock, Edward 207 23 445 6-28-1805 Green Green R
Bullock, Edward 143 23 446 8-10-1805 Green Green R
Barren Co Land Grants (date of Survey)
Bullock & Glover 50 16 11-12-1845 Barren Waters Creek
Bullock & Glover 155 16 12-12-1845 Barren Skeggs Creek

1800 KY Tax lists show an Edmund in Fayette Co and an Edward in Madison Co.
In 1810 our Edward would be abt 47 and Edmund P. (son of Edward and Agnes) would be abt 32.
1810 KY Census Fayette Co lists Edmund Bullock - 2m under 10; 1m 27-45; 1f 11-16;
1810 KY Census Green Co lists Edward Bullock - 2m under 10; 2m 17-26; 2m 27-46; 3f under 10; 2f 11-16; 1f 26-45;
In 1820 in becomes clear that Edmund is definitely the son of Edward and Agnes who settled in Lexington where he became a very influencial political figure.
1820 Fayette Co, City of Lexington lists Edmund Bullock - 1m 11-16; 1m over 45; 2f 17-26
And our Edward is now in Perryville
1820 Mercer Co, City of Perryville lists Maj. Edward Bullock - 1m under 10; 2m 11-16; 1m 19-26; 1m over 45; 2f under 10; 1f 11-16; 1f 27-45
1830 Barren Co, Unknown Twp lists Edward Bullock - 1m 29-30; 1m 61-70; 2f 11-15; 1f 61-70
By 1840, Edward is deceased, and I believe Hannah is living with her daughter Judith Campbell and Thomas Moss where there are definitely a few extra family members listed.
1840 KY Census Green Co, Greensburgh lists Thomas S.S.Moss - 1m under 5; 2m 11-15; 2m 16-20; 1m 21-30; 1m 31-40; 1m 51-60; 1f under 5; 2f 6-10; 1f 11-15; 1f 16-20; 2f 31-40; 1f 60-70

Death: 1832

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:06:29

Note: Date: Sun, 25 Oct 1998 18:23:42 -0500 From: "DeAnna Fisher" Subject: KFY: WILL: Murrell, 1814 - Barren Co
Will of Jannett Murrell
dated 21 June 1804, proved October 1814.
I, Jannett Murrell of the County of Albemarle and State of Virginia do hereby make my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following, That is to say:

1st: I give unto my son Samuel Murrell all that tract of land whereon I now live a part of which was divided to me by my deceased husband George Murrell the other obtained by grant to him and his heirs forever.

2nd: I give unto my son George Murrell my negroe man Abram to him and his heirs forever.

3rdly: I give unto my Grand Son George Murrell son of Samuel my negroe boy John to him and his heirs forever.

4thly: My will and desire is that all the residue of my Estate of everykind (except my large Bible and looking glass) be sold at twelve months credit by my Executor hereafter named and out of the money arising from such sale forty pounds to be paid unto my daughter Mary Page which sum I give as a Legasie (sic) out of my Estate.

5th: The balance of money that may remain after paying the above Legasie and all my just debts to be divided into three equal parts; One of which I give unto the Surviving Children of my Daughter Ann Hunter; one other third part I give unto the Surviving Children of my Daughter Milley Davenport; the remaining third part together with my large Bible and Looking Glass before excepted I give unto my Daughter Jenney Henderson to her and her heirs forever.

And Lastly: I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Samuel Murrell Executor of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills or Testaments by me heretofore made; In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this Thirty First day of January, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Four.

In the Presence of us:
Edmund Jewell
Hezekiah Jordan /s/ Janet (x) Murrel (Seal)
Samuel Jordan

Barren County, Kentucky towit October County Court 1814 - The foregoing writing purporting to be the last Will of Jannett Murrel was produced in Court and Samuel Jordan one of the subscribing witnesses is thereto being sworn deposeth and saith that the said Jennett Murrel did in his presence pronounce the said writing to be her will and the handwriting of Hezekiah Jordan one of the other subscribing witnesses was proved by the said Samuel Jordan the said Writing was ordered to be recorded as the true Last Will and Testament of the said Jennet Murrel, deceased.

Teste: W. Logan, Clk.

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Time: 09:56:23

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Time: 19:53:51

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