22.  Adolphus Monroe EVANS (photo)
       Born: 21 Jan 1835
       Place: Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
       Died:  9 May 1912
       Place: Piedmont, Al
       Buried: Highland Cemetery, Piedmont, Al
23.  Married #1:  Elizabeth CUMMINGS
       Date:  9 Dec 1860
       Place:  Calhoun Co., Al.
       Children:
             11.  Ann Victory EVANS (photo)

       Other Children:

            i.  Emma Josephine Evans b. 1868 Goshen Cherokee Co., Al
                m. William H. MCCAIN 28 SEP 1890

       Note:  Married #2: Mary Ann JENNINGS 29 Jan 1878 Calhoun Co., Al

24.  John L.C. LORREN (photo)
       Born: Betw. 1847 (note: LDS records have John's birth at 1840 in
                 contradiction to family Bible and gravestone)
       Place:  Cleburne Co., Alabama
       Died:  1931
25.  Married #2: Julia Ann POLLARD(KNIGHTEN) (photo)
       in 1863.
       Born: 20 Mar 1838
       Died: 6 Aug. 1899
       Place:  Borden Springs, Alabama
       Buried:  Borden Springs Cemetery, Cleburne Co., AL gravestone
                    reads "LArren)
      Children:
            12.    Samuel Prathell LORREN (photo)

26.  Charles Frank HEDGEPETH
       Born:
       Died: Oct. 1900
27.  Married:  Mulven Mysina COUCH (widow's pension application)
       Born:
       Died:
       Children:
           13 Nancy O. Lena HEDGEPETH (photo)

Research by Ken Hedgepeth produced the Marriage Record for Frank and Mysina (Masina) which states, "Calhoun County, Alabama Marriage Record Book for 1864-1877 - August 30, 1872 license September 1872 marriage; The State of Alabama to any Minister of the Gospel, Judge or Justice lawfully authorized Calhoun County to celebrate the rites of matrimony.  You are hereby licensed to celebrate the rites of matrimony between C.F. Hedgepeth and ? Masina Counch and for so doing this shall be your warrant.  Given under my hand ? this 30 ? of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand and eight-hundred and Seventy two.  A Woods (looks like Woods) Judge of Probate.  In virtue of a license from the Judge of the Probate Court of said County, I have this day celebrated THE RITES OF MATRIMONY between C.F. Hedgepeth and Masina Couch.  Given under my hand this 4th day of September 1872."  (Microfilm page 369) You can contact Ken at KHEDGE1@aol.com

Research by Arlene Waters states:  The 1880 Census of Paulding Co. gives the following information:

 First Name:            Last Name:             Race/Sex:             Age:                      Place Born:

C.F.	Hedgepeth	wm	33	Ga.
Masina	"	wf	26	Ala.
M.E.	"	wf	6	Ga.
L.J.	"	wf	5	Ga.
W.T.M.	"	wm	3	Ga.
J.H. (N?)	"	wm	2	Ga

Frank is also listed on the 1874 tax digest of Paulding Co.  You can contact Arlene at ATJDWATERS@aol.com

30.  Jackson HANEY
       Born:
       Died:
31.  Married: Sally EASTLAND
       Born:
       Died:
       Children:
                15  Georgia Marilyn HANEY (photo)

44.  Jesse EVANS  (photo)
       Born:  18 Jan 1807
       Place:  Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
       Died:  19 Mar 1884
       Place:  Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
       Buried:  Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
45.  Married:  Caroline ANDERSON (photo)
       Date: 1832
       Place: Union Co., SC
       Born: 29 Sept 1813
       Place:  Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
       Died:  19 Nov 1884
       Place:  Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
       Buried:  Goshen VAlley Cemetery, Cherokee Co., Al
       Children:
              22.  Adolphus Monroe EVANS (photo)

       Other Children:

         ii.  Rufus Urban EVANS b: 2 MAR 1833 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m. Josephine MOBLEY
        iii.  Mariah EVANS b: 20 FEB 1837 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m. Joel Gilmore WOOD
        iv.  Henrietta EVANS b: 12 MAY 1839 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
         v.  Fleury Montgomery EVANS b: 22 JAN 1842 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m. Martha RUSHING
        vi.  Garaphelia EVANS b: 5 MAY 1844 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m.  George Washington FREEMAN
       vii.  Oda Jane EVANS b: 7 MAR 1848 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m.  Andrew Raford DAVIS
      viii.  John Calhoun EVANS b: 20 OCT 1850 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
              m.  Mary C. TRAYWICK
       ix.  George Douglas EVANS b: 26 FEB 1855 in Goshen Cherokee Co.,AL
              m.  Mary Elizabeth FREEMAN

This cemetery is located on Hwy 9, Goshen Valley, Cherokee Co., Alabama.  The cemetery is located just inside the Cherokee county line with a few graves located in Calhoun Co.  It was surveyed on 21 Apr 2000 by Beverly Giles Loffler at: http://www.trackingyourroots.com/cherokeecem.htm
 

EVANS,	Bertha WOODALL	1886 - 1907	Wife of W.L.	-----------------------
EVANS,	Caroline ANDERSON	29 Sept 1813    19 Nov 1884	Wife of Jesse	See Note 1 Below
EVANS,	George Douglas	26 Feb 1855 25 Oct 1934	-----------------------	-----------------------
EVANS,	Jesse	18 Jan 1807 19 Mar 1884	-----------------------	See Note 1 Below
EVANS,	Joe Wheeler	10 Aug 1891 25 Mar 1921	-----------------------	See Note 2 Below
EVANS,	John C.	1850 - 1899	-----------------------	-----------------------
EVANS,	John E.	1885 - 1937	-----------------------	-----------------------
EVANS,	Johney	1885 - 1937	-----------------------	-----------------------
EVANS,	Mary C.	1855 - 1939	Wife of John C.	-----------------------
EVANS,	Mary Elizabeth FREEMAN	11 May 1866 25 Dec 1939	Wife of George Douglas	-----------------------
EVANS,	Perry	1755 - 1840	-----------------------	See Note 3 Below

Note 1:  Jesse and Caroline died of injuries received during the Goshen Cyclone
              19 Feb. 1884
Note 2:  Killed by accident in Bradford Mine which was operated by free labor
Note 3:  Sgt. 4th Indpt MD Co. Rev. War (Buried at Goshen Hills).  Notice the absence of
              Perry's wife  Deborah SELBY

Other Notes:  Jessie appears in 1830 Federal Population Schedule (Census)
                  for Union District, SC; Jessie appears in the 1840 Fed. Pop. Schedule
                  for Union District, SC; Appeared in the 1850 Fed. Pop. Schedule for
                  Union District, SC did not appear in the 1870 Census for Union
                  District, SC

                  It appears that Jessie and Caroline moved from Goshen Hill,
                  Union Co., SC to Goshen, Cherokee Co., AL between 20 OCT 1850
                  when their eighth child John Calhoun EVANS was born and
                  26 FEB 1855 when their ninth child George Douglas EVANS
                  was born.

                  Sources:  Tom Allred's grandmother's oral history, family
                                    letters of Caroline to children in Texas during the
                                    1870's , and the family bible which was in Tom's
                                    uncle's possesion.

48.  George A. LORREN (land deed)
       Born: 1816
       Place:  Jefferson, TN. (there is discrepancy here see notes)
       Died: 25 Aug 1889.
49.  Wife:  Elizabeth Martha D. ROBBERSON or ROBERTSON
       Married on 22 Apr 1841 in Carroll Co., GA
       Born:  1825
       Died:  After 1880
       Children:
                24     John L.C. LORREN (photo)

50.  Benjamin POLLARD
       Born: 1777
       Place:  South Carolina
51.  Married:  Rachel Sarah PARKS
      Born: 12 Nov 1807
       Place:  Wilkes Co., NC
       Children:
                25  Julia Ann POLLARD

52.  William HEDGEPETH (photo) (land deed) (Soldiers or Sailors Application)
       Born: 27 Jan 1818
       Place: Georgia
       Died:  15 Jun 1910
       Place:  Borden Springs, AL
53.  Married:  Louisa ROBERTS
       Born:  1818
       Place: North Carolina
       Died:
       Place:
       Children:
                26    Charles Frank HEDGEPETH

According to the research of Arlene Waters the 1850 Census of Cobb Co., Georgia gives the following information:

 Name:                    Age:                        Sex:                     Profession:            Place Born:

Wm Hedgepeth	31	m	Overseer	Ga (?)
Louisa	31	f	---------	NC (looks like)
Sara A.	10	f	---------	Ala
Wm N.	5	m	---------	Ga
Charles F.	3	m	---------	Ga

William and his family appear in the Paulding, GA 1860 Fed. Census.
They now have a 9 year old daughter namedLouisa.
 

Page #	Line #	Surname	Given Name	Age	Birthplace
731	39	Hedgepeth	Charles	13	Ga.
732	1	Hedgepeth	Louisa	9	Ga.
731	36	Hedgepeth	Louisa	42	NC
731	37	Hedgepeth	Sarah	20	Ala.
731	35	Hedgepeth	William	42	Ga.
731	38	Hedgepeth	William	15	Ga.

88.  Perry EVANS
       Died:
       Place: Union Co., SC
89.  Married:  Deborah SELBY
       Date:  27 Mar 1785
       Place:  Evangelical Lutheran Church, MD
       Born:
       Place: Prince George Co., MD
       Died: 1827
       Place:  Union Co., SC
       Children:
              44.  Jessie EVANS

       Other Children:

           ii.  Drusilla EVANS b. 1799
          iii.  Nancy EVANS b. 1803
          iv.  George Washington EVANS b. 1811 Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
                m.  Margaret EVANS

       Note:  The 1800 Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union District,
                  South Carolina is the "First" Census for the Union District.
                  The Union District was created from the larger "Ninety-Six"
                  District in 1798. Even though no 1790 Census is listed for
                  Union District, most of the people on pages 45 to 52 on
                  NARS M-637, State Reel 11 were residing in the present-
                 day Union Co., South Carolina. ..prs
 

SINDX	Last Name	First Name	Date	NARS Reel	Pg#	Family Group
E152	EVANS	Perry	1800	M-32  50	232	20010-31010-00

                2= two males in household ages 1 to 9
                  0 = no males in household ages 10 to 15
                  0 = no males in household ages 16 to 25
                  1 = one male in household ages of 26 to 44
                  0 = no males in household ages 45 plus years

                  3 = three females in household ages 1 to 9
                  1 = one female in household ages 10 to 15
                  0 = no females in household ages 16 to 25
                  1 = one female in household ages 26 to 44
                  0 = no females in household ages 45 plus years

                  00 = no slaves in household

              Perry Evans appears in the 1810 Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census)
              He was not in the  1820 Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union
                 District, SC; No "Perry EVANS" appears in the 1830 Census  but
                 a "Perry  EAVANY" was; He is in the 1840 Census for Union
                 District, SC

                 Perry served as a Sgt. in the 4th Indpt MD Co. during the Revolutionary War.

90.  Elijah ANDERSON
       Died: 1824
       Place:  Union Co., SC
91.  Married: Nancy SELBY
       Children:
              45. Caroline ANDERSON

       Other Children:

        ii.  Silas ANDERSON
       iii.  Nancy ANDERSON m. James ROGERS
       iv.  Mary ( Polly ) ANDERSON m. Phillip H. SELBY
        v.  Elizabeth ANDERSON b: 7 OCT 1815
       vi.  Martha ANDERSON
     viii.  Eliza ANDERSON
       ix.  Doshann ANDERSON m. Owen P. SELBY

96.  John LORREN
       Born: Betw 1791-95 in Hawkins Co. TN according to LDS records.
               (This is my brick wall and I will go in to family stories in another
                 area and my theories about this mysterious John Lorren)
       Died: Believed to have died when his children were in their teens.
97.  Married:  Julia Ann McPHERSON abt. 1815 in Roane, Tennessee.
       Born:  Betw. 1794-1797 in Hawkins Co., TN (note: some family
                  members state Julia was born in Kentucky but LDS records
                  state TN)
       Died:  1829
       Children:
                48     George A. LORREN

More Notes and my theory: Family stories state John was a British soldier of Irish descent who came from Ireland to the present site of the City of Chicago, Illinois where he made entry of a grant of land at the same time his future wife's (Julia Ann McPherson) brother Elijah Daniel McPherson did.  The two men apparently knew each other.  I have verified that this land grant existed through a distant Lorren relative who has a copy of it...unfortunately, this person would not share information.  Elijah Daniel McPherson (Julia's older brother) moved in 1829 or 1830 from Roane or Rhea County, Tennessee to Buck Creek section of Carroll County, Georgia about the same time John and Ann moved from the same Tennessee counties to the vicinity of later Oak Level, Alabama, then in Benton, later Calhoun County, now Cleburne County, Alabama which adjoins Carroll County, Georgia and these two families exchanged visits.  John and Julia Ann (McPherson)'s son George Lorren, made a visit to his uncle Elijah, as reported by Elijah, in 1870 at Oak Level.  George's brother John left Alabama shortly after the death of his parents and was not heard from again.  There seems to be no explanation for George and John's sister Jerusha Lorren living in the family of her cousin, Daniel McPherson, other than that she was the orphan niece of Daniel's father, Capt. George McPherson, older brother of Jerusha's mother Julia Ann (McPherson) Lorren.

(Research Note: On June 11, 1792, a territorial ordinance created Knox and Jefferson counties from Greene and Hawkins counties.  In 1796, Tennessee became a State.  In 1801, Knox County was partitioned to create Roane and Anderson Counties.)

100.  William POLLARD
         Children:
               50 Benjamin Pollard

102. Benjamin PARKS (more information on the Parks can be found at this webpage)
        Born: 25 Mar 1746
        Place:  1746 King George Co., VA
        Died:  11 Jul 1839
        Place:  Hall Co., GA
        several generations of Parks are  buried at Yellow Creek Baptist Church
        in Hall Co., Ga.
       Married: 3 Nov 1779 Wilkes Co., NC
103. Married: Virlinche (Valentia) aka Elizabeth BRANCH
        Born: 16 Feb 1758
        Place:  Chesterfield, VA
        Children:
            51 Rachel Sarah PARKS

      Other Children:

             ii.  Linchfield PARKS b. 10 Sept 1780 Wilkes Co., NC
            iii.  John PARKS b. 4 Apr 1782 Wilkes Co., NC
            iv.  Anna PARKS b. 15 May 1784 Wilkes Co., NC
             v.  Susan PARKS b. 18 May 1786 in Wilkes Co., NC
            vi.  Flemmon PARKS b. 24 Oct 1788 Wilkes Co., NC
           vii.  Patsy or Martha PARKS b. 2 May 1793 Wilkes Co., NC
          viii.  Mira PARKS b. 6 Jul 1795 Wilkes Co., NC
           ix.  Abner J. PARKS b. 1798 Wilkes Co., NC
            x.  Benjamin PARKS b. 27 Oct. 1802 Wilkes Co., NC

176.  William EVANS
177.  Married:  Mary KNOTT
         Children:
                88.  Perry EVANS

178.  Samuel SELBY
         Born:  14 Feb 1733/34
         Place:  Prince George, Maryland
         Died:  6 Jul 1830
         Place:  Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
179.  Married:  Anna ?
         Children:
               89.  Deborah SELBY (sister to 91)
               91.  Nancy SELBY (sister to 89)

         Note:  The children of 89 and 91 above married.

              The  1800 Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union District,
              South Carolina is the "First" Census for the Union District.
                     The Union District was created from the larger "Ninety-Six"
                     District in 1798. Even though no 1790 Census is listed for
                     Union District, most of the people on pages 45 to 52 on
                     NARS M-637, State Reel 11 were residing in the present-
                     day Union Co., South Carolina.
 
 

SINDX	L Name	F Name	Date	NARS Reel	Pg#	Family Group
S410	SELBEY	Samuel	1800	M-32 50	232	00001-00001-01

                     0 = no males in household between the ages 1 to 9
                     0 = no males in household between the ages 10 to 15
                     0 = no males in household between the ages 16 to 25
                     0 = no male in household between the ages of 26 to 44
                     1 = one male in household over 44 years of age

                     0 = no females in household between the ages 1 to 9
                     0 = no female in household between the ages 10 to 15
                     0 = no females in household between the ages 16 to 25
                     0 = no female in household between the ages 26 to 44
                     1 = one female in household over 44 years of age

                     01 = one slave in household

                     Samuel is not in the  1810 Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for
                     Union District, SC.  Appeared in the 1820 Census 1 male
                     over 44, 1 female over 44 and no slaves.  Did not appear
                     in the 1840 Census for Union District, SC

194. Daniel McPHERSON
        Born: 22 Oct 1755
        Place: Charles Co., MD
        Died: 17 Oct 1844
        Place:  Roane Co., TN
195. Married:  Susannah KINCHELOE 30 DEC 1772 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
        Born:  22 Sept 1755
        Place:  Prince William Co., VA
        Died: 12 Jul 1850
        Place:  Roane Co., TN
        Children:
            97 Julia Ann McPHERSON

       Other Children:

            ii. Suzanna MCPHERSON b: 1777 in Fauquier Co., Va.
           iii. Mary MCPHERSON b: 1778 in Fauquier Co., Va.
           iv. Charles Lewin MCPHERSON b: 1780 in Fauquier Co., Va.
            v. Henry MCPHERSON b: ABT 1781 in Fauquier Co., Va.
           vi. Horton MCPHERSON b: 1782 in Fauquier Co., Va.
          vii. George MCPHERSON b: 1784 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
         viii. Andrew Barton MCPHERSON b: 8 SEP 1786 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
           ix. Elijah Daniel MCPHERSON b: 13 JUL 1789 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
            x. Hannah MCPHERSON b: ABT 1792 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
           xi. Nancy MCPHERSON b: 1795 in Hawkins Co., Tn.

       Note: Daniel was listed on the Charles County Census 1775-1778 for
       male persons eighteen years old and upward in the lower hundred,
       Durham Parish.

204. John PARKS
        Born: 10 May 1706
        Place:  Essex, VA
205. Married:  Mary SHARP (SHARPPE)
        Born:  20 Aug 1715
        Place:  King George Co., VA
        Children:
            102 Benjamin PARKS

        Other Children:

             ii.  Samuel PARKS b: 26 Nov 1757 in AMHERST CO,Va
            iii.  George PARKS b: 5 Aug 1759 in AMHERST CO,Va
            iv.  John PARKS
             v.  William PARKS
            vi.  James PARKS
           vii.  Gabriel PARKS
          viii.  Thomas PARKS
            ix.  Sarah PARKS

Other researchers state that John married twice - (1) Mary Sharp (Sharppe) and (2) Sarah Winfield listing Benjamin's mother as Sarah and not Mary.  I have chosen to use (without documentation) Mary as my ancestor based on a letter to Patricia Smith from Joan Sellers states, "The Will of John Parks was dated 7 Feb 1787 and probated Jan. 1793 in Wilkes County, NC records.  From land records, John and wife "Mary" (emphasis mine) executed their last transaction on 3 Oct 1768 and then moved to NC."  This would mean that John and Mary were married in 1746 when Benjamin was born.   John mentions his children in his Will but a wife is not mentioned which makes one suppose that both Mary and Sarah predeceased John.  You may wish to contact Patricia Smith at SmithGen@worldnet.att.net for more information regarding the Parks line.

206 John BRANCH
       b.  1714 Chesterfield, VA
207 Married: Unknown
       Children:
            103 Elizabeth BRANCH

354.  Nathanial KNOTT
         Died:  1765
         Place:  Queen Anne Co., MD
355.  Married:  Mary ?
         Children:
                177.  Mary KNOTT

356.  William Magruder SELBY
         Born:  1709
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
         Died:  bef. 21 Jan 1783 (Will proved 21 Jan 1783)
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
357.  Married:  Martha WILSON
         Date:  1734
         Born:  1713
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
         Children:
                178.  Samuel SELBY

            Will of William Magruder Selby  28 Feb. 1773-21 Jan. 1783
            L-2, fol. 165

          My excerpts:

"In the name of God Amen.  I, William Magruder Selby of Prince
George's Co, in the province of Maryland being in good health and
perfect memory blessed be God therefore do this twenty eighth day
of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and seventy three make and publish this my last will and Testament
in manner and form following.  Now I commend my Soul unto the hands
of Almighty God who gave it me and my Body to the Earth from whence
it came in hopes of a joyful resurrection thru the merits of my Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ and as for that worldly Estate wherewith it has
pleased God to bless me with I dispose thereof as follows:

Item: I give all that parcel of Land I had of William Beall to be equally
divided between my two sons Samuel Selby and James Wilson Selby
to them their heirs and assigns forever.

Item I give and bequath to my wife Martha Selby one Negro Girl
during her widowhood.

Item:  the first child she hath to my son Samuel Selby and his heirs
and the second to my son Nathan Selby and his heirs and the third
to my son Joshuway Wilson Selby and at the expiration of the
widow's natural life of my wife the wench and the rest of her
increase I give and bequeath to my son William Wilson Selby and
heirs forever.

                Reads:  William Magruder Selby was born in Prince George's
                              County, Maryland, circa 1709, the only child of William
                              and Sarah (Magruder) Selby. He died in Prince Goerge's
                              County shortly before 21 Jan 1783/84 when his will was
                              probated.

He married circa 1734 Martha Wilson, born in Prince
George's County, Maryland circa 1713, daughter of
Major Josiah and Martha (Linghan) Wilson. Josiah
Wilson's will, dated 11 Nov 1717, devised 206 acres
of Indian Gyants Sepulcher to daughter Martha,
then aged 5 years; Martha's guardian by 28 Aug
1728 was Elizabeth Wilson, her sister-in-law and
wife of Lingan Wilson. William Magruder Selby was
later listed on the Prince George's Debt Books
for this land.

p. 77: In the 1776 Census of UpperMarlborough
Hundred, William is listed as age 67 years, his wife
Martha was 63; a daughter age 16.

p. 77-78: The Widow Martha moved to Adair County,
KY, with some of her children, and on 8 Mar 1860
executed two deeds. For 250 Pounds she sold to
her son-in-law Nicolas Naylor Negro women Flora
and Jane and their increase "until the demand is
made of such slaves, they being in the possession
of William Wilson Selby"

Calling herself Martha Selby, "widow of William
Magruder Selby," she also appointed Naylor her
attorney to recover any property belonging to her
from the estate of William Wilson Selby (who had
died in 1800)...

        Other Children:
            ii. Thomas MCPHERSON b: 1753 in Charles Co., Md.
           iii. Barton MCPHERSON b: 1758 in Charles Co., Md.
           iv. Chloe MCPHERSON b: 1765 in Charles Co., Md.
            v. Henry MCPHERSON b: 2 JUN 1772 in Charles Co., Md.

390 John KINCHELOE, Jr.
       Born: 22 Oct 1728
       Place: North Farnham Parrish, VA
       Died:  15 Feb 1809
391 Married:  Mary WICKLIFFE (WYCLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
       Born: 22 Sept 1725
       Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
       Died: 17 Oct 1794
       Place:  Washington Co., TN
       Children:
            195  Susannah KINCHELOE

       Other Children:
           ii.   Sarah KINCHELOE b: BET. 1740 - 1742 in Prince William Co., Viriginia
          iii.   Charles KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1755 in Prince William Co., Virginia
          iv.   James KINCHELOE b: 1758 in Prince William Co., Virginia
           v.   Elijah KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1760 in Prince William Co., Virginia
          vi.   Hannah KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1760 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
         vii.   Mary KINCHELOE b: 1760 in Prince William Co., Virginia
        viii.   George KINCHELOE b: 22 SEP 1761 in Prince William Co., Virginia
          ix.   Elizabeth KINCHELOE b: 10 FEB 1771/72 in Prince William Co. Virginia

       Note:  John married (2) Elizabeth HARDWICK
       Note: Mary was also known as Polly.  Mary died at the home of her daughter
       Elizabeth (KINCHELOE) COLDWELL, near Surgeonsville, Hawkins Co., Tn.  In 1744,
       Mary moved to Prince William Co., Va with her guardian and Uncle Robert
       WICKLIFFE  (Isaac's brother).

408 Thomas PARKS (Will and Estate Records)
       Born: 1670-75
       Place:  Old Rappahanock, VA
       Died:  12 Mar 1761
       Place:  Abermarle, VA
409 Married:  Sarah MILLER (LINCHFIELD ?)
       Born: Abt 1684
       Place:  Abermarle, VA
       Children:
            204 John PARKS

Whether Thomas married Sarah "Miller" or Sarah "Linchfield is open to question. Apparently this is a problem several researchers have had and some have worked around it by omitting the wife.  There appears to be no documentation beyond this point for the wife's family regardless of the surname.  It is possible that Sara Linchfield and Sarah Miller is the same person and a weak support of this is that a grandson is named "Linchfield" Parks.  I welcome any  documentation for Sarah.

410 Elias SHARP (SHARPPE)
       Born: Abt. 1689
       Place: Orange, VA
411 Married:  Margaret PROCTOR abt. 1714
       Born:  Abt 1693
       Place:  Orange, VA
       Children:
            205 Mary SHARP

412.  James BRANCH
         b.  abt. 1685, Henrico, Va
413.  Married:  Mary
         b.  1689, Henrico, Va
         Children:
                 206.  John BRANCH

712.  William SELBY Jr
         Born:  1680
         Place: Prince George's Co., MD
         Died:  18 Oct 1732
713.  Married (1):  Sarah Katherine MAGRUDER
         Date:  1708
        Place: Prince George's Co., MD
         Born Betw. 1691 and 1692
         Place: Calvert, Prince George's Co., MD
         Died:  Bef. 10 Jul 1730
         Children:
                356.  William Magruder SELBY

         Note: Ancestral File #: HXNH-5F has William married a second time to
                   Elizabeth SMITH b: Abt 1684 in Prince George, Maryland
                   Married: Bef 1711 in Maryland which is a conflit in that wife #1
                   Sarah Katherine died in 1730 after she had at least seven
                   children born between the years 1711 and 1725, which conflicts
                   with the marriage to #2 wife Elizabeth Smith bef. 1711.

Will of William Selby 8 Oct. 1732-1 Aug. 1733
Bk. T-1, fol. 165
My excerpts:

"In the name of God, Amen.  I, William Selby of Prince Georges Co, in the
province of Maryland, planter, being sick and weak in body but of sound and
perfect mind and memory thanks be to Almighty God for the same, do make this
my last Will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say....,

I give and bequeath to my son William Magruder Selby two hundred acres of
land, part of the tract I bought of Mr. Joseph Chew called Chews Folly laying
situate and being on the fork of the Eastern branch in Prince George Co.
aforesaid to him his heirs and designs. forever.

Item: I give and bequeath the remaining part of the said tract of land
called Chews Folly being one hundred and eighty four acres to my daughters
Sarah and Susannah Selby to be equally divided between them and in case of
either of their decease the survivor to enoy the whole but in case of both of
their decease the same to descend to my son William Magruder Selby his heirs
and assigns forever. Provided they dye without isse.

Item: I give and bequeath to my son John Selby two hundred acres of land the
remaining part of the tract called Leith lying next Patuxant River being that
part whereon I now dwell to him and his heirs forever he permitting his
mother my dear and loving wife Elizabeth Selby peaceablye and quietly to
possess and enjoy the same during her natural life with the improvements
thereon provided there be no waste and distruvyion (sic) by her or an order
made of any part thereof but in case of his decease without issue the same to
be divided between my sons Joseph and Thomas Selby to them and their heirs
forever, they permitting their mother the liberty aforementioned.

Item: I appoint my loving wife Elizabeth Selby full and sole executric of
this my last will and testament."

714.  (Major) Josiah WILSON
         Born: abt. 1680
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
         Died:  Nov 1717
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
715.  Married: Martha LINGAN
        Date:  Betw. 1694 and 1700
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
         Born:  abt 1685
         Place:  Prince George's Co., MD
         Children:
                357.  Martha WILSON

         Other Children:
             ii. Josiah WILSON b. 1696 MD
            iii. Lingan WILSON b. 1701 MD
            iv. James WILSON b. 1703 Calvert Co., MD
             v. Joseph WILSON
            vi. Joshua WILSON

Will of (Maj) Josiah Wilson 11 Nov 1717
My  Excerpts:

In the name of God, amen. I Josiah Wilson  of Prince George County in the
Province of Maryland Gent., being sick and weak in body but of sound and
perfect mind and memory, praise be God, and calling to mind the certainty of
death and the uncertainty of the time when I do make this my last will and
testiment, revoking and annuling all former wills by me heretofore made

Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Lingan Wilson all that tract of land
called Lingen's Adventure lying in Baltimore County on the south side of
Gunpowder containing 500 acres and also a tract of land called Backlingen in
the county aforesaid 450 acres to him and his heirs forever.

Item: I give and bequeath to my loving daughter Martha Wilson a tract of land
lying in Charles County called and known by the name of Indian Giant
Sepulchre containing 206 acres more or less which I formerly purchased of
Walter Soams and also all my wife's wearing apparel except one black furbelow
scarf which I give to Mrs. Catherine Boteler, also I give and bequeath to my
said daughter all my four gold rings and one silver tankard, one large silver
salver to her and her heirs forever. (Note:  apparently the wife has died by
Nov. of 1717 when Josiah makes his will; his wording leads one to believe
that his wife has not been dead very long as he still has her wearing apparel)

Item: I give and bequeath to my six children, Josiah, Lingen, James, Joseph.
Joshua, Martha, all my Negroes with their issue to be equally divided between
them as they shall reach the age of 16 years, the first division to be made
when my son Lingen comes to the age of 16 years, my said son Josiah to have
the first choice after the division is made....

I hereby desire the justices of Prince George County Court to see an equal
division is made as aforesaid together with Mr. Edward Boteler and Mr. Thomas
Lingen in Calvert County to assist at the division aforesaid.  Also my will is that
if either of my five sons, Josaih, Lingen, James, Joseph and Joshua, shall happen
to die before they legally attain the age of 18 years that then that part of the
division of my estate to be equally divided amongst all the surviving children
by the then justices of Prince George County and Mr. Edward Boteler and
Mr. Thomas Lingen (brother-in-law? - most likely because we have
the wife's father as George), and my will further that my daughter Martha
may have the disposing of her estate at the age of 16 years and all my
household goods of what nature or kind whatsoever to be equally divided as
aforesaid and that all goods, wares and merchandise, both wet and dry,
be appraised and applied to the use of the estate as aforesaid and also
that my executor hereafter named to be . . . maintain my children at school
and provide a competent support for them till they lawfully assume the
age aforesaid, and that all and singular the . . . Negroes hereby bequeathed
be kept on the . . . plantation by my already settled thereto work and their
. . . crop to be disposed of toward the support and maintenance of my
children till they lawfully come of age as aforesaid and that my hereunto
Walter Thompson, John Hoskins, John Smith, Iziah Bennett and
George Hobbe be kept on as disposed by my executor hereafter
named for their own proper use and benefit till the said shall come
free from their time of servitude."

       Other Children:
            ii. Alexander MCPHERSON b. 1718 Charles Co., Md
           iii. Basil MCPHERSON b. 1719 Charles Co., Md
           iv. Mary MCPHERSON b. 1720 Charles Co., Md
            v. Elizabeth MCPHERSON b. 1721 Charles Co., Md

       Note:  Daniel was abolished to the colonies for supporting the exiled Stuart family
                  from Scotland known as Jacobites.

778 Thomas BARTON
       Born:  17 Jan 1687-88
       Place:  Charles Co., MD
       Children:
             389 Elanor BARTON

780 John KINCHELOE, Sr.
       Born:  1691
       Place:  North Farnham Parrish, VA
       Died: Betw. 16-25 March1746
       Place:  Prince William Co., VA
781 Elizabeth ?
       Children:
              390 John KINCHELOE, Jr.

John Kincheloe, Sr. inherited the Richmond County land from his father, Cornelius.  John sold 10 acres to William Smyth (Smith) on April 21, 1722, and he sold the remaining 90 acres to Robert Smyth (Smith on June 2, 1724, for 6,000 pounds of "good and weighty tobacco" packed in casks.  John then acquired hundreds of acres of land in Stafford County.  This land became part of Prince William County, just west of what is now Washington, D.C.  The land was on both sides of Bull Run, along Occuquan Creek and Nebasco Creek in Hamilton Parish.  In 1737, he bought land on Powell's Run and more land on Bull Run and in Hamilton Parish. John was born around 1700 in North Farnham Parish and served as warden of Truro Parish, Prince William County, 1732-1736 and Vestryman (A committee of members elected to administer the temporal affairs of a parish) in his church from 1736-1746.  John signed his will on March 16, 1746 and died later that month in Prince William County.  He was married to Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and they had eleven children.  According to the book Kincheloe McPherson and Related Families by McPherson, 1951  (which I have), John was married to Elizabeth Canterbury.  However, John W. Kincheloe, III, in his book  "This Is Where He Walked...." Kincheloe, 1995,  states  that he could find no Richmond County documents to support the Canterbury-Kincheloe connection stating:

Given Kincheloe family traditions regarding the name "Canterbury", ....So, to quote Geoffrey Chaucer, "Here beginneth the Book of the Tales of Canterbury...."

Investigation to confirm a Kincheloe connection with the Canterbury family revealed to this researcher a surprising fact.  In every Richmond County document offered in McPherson's book as evidence for linking the two families, the name "John Kincheloe" was substituted for another name appearing in the actual document.  The true name appearing in these records is "John Canterbury."  This man, whose surname is clearly written in these documents as "Canterbury," appears in no way to have been related to the Kincheloe family.  His mother was Ruth Canterbury.  His wife Elizabeth was the daughter of William Smith (see Richmond County Deed Book 8, p. 284, and Richmond County Wills, for Joan Frith Williams Wills L(l)oyd dated 8 Jan. 1703/2 Feb. 1703/4).  It is something of a puzzle how this error was made.

At least two additional pieces of evidence have been offered in support of a Canterbury family connection with the Kincheloes, but in the absence of any supporting Richmond County documents, neither is strong evidence for a definite Canterbury family link.  Here is that evidence, however:

1) According to McPherson (p. 321), a South Carolina record from 1810 exists which mentions "John and Elizabeth C. Kincheloe. "Several facts leave the present author skeptical that this is a strong argument for a link to the Canterbury family.  First of all, the presence of the letter "C" is not sufficient evidence, by itself, to argue for a Canterbury family connection.  Secondly, the record cited is a power-of-attorney document signed by the husband of John and Elizabeth Kincheloe's eight child, Nancy Ann.  This document was created when Nancy Ann was at the least in her 75th year.  She did not sign the document.  (Elizabeth, her mother, the one whose name is in question, had been dead for 35 years.  Nancy's husband, born in 1734, was 76 years of age at the time the document was put to paper.  Since the document regards power-of-attorney, matters of competency may have been involved.  We cannot know.  Acknowledging all of this, however, the validity of the evidence in this South Carolina document created for an in-law, involving no immediate Kincheloe kin directly, and entered into record nearly a hundred years after Elizabeth left behind her maiden name, may be questioned.  But the greatest problem with this evidence is that in the early 1700's the only records of an "Elizabeth Canterbury" in Richmond County plainly show that she was the wife of John Canterbury, and this was the case at the same time John Kincheloe and his own wife Elizabeth were having children!  It appears that somewhere along the line, an early family researcher confused these two John's and Elizabeth's.

2)  The remaining piece of evidence to support the claim of a Kincheloe-Canterbury connection comes from the fact that Daniel Kincheloe, the third child of John and Elizabeth Kincheloe, named his homestead "Canterbury."  While this indicates honor for the name "Canterbury," it does not necessarily imply a family connection.  This evidence, standing alone as indeed it does, appears simply and most obviously to make the grown son of John Kincheloe a pious church member.  Canterbury Cathedral was and is, of course, one of the most important religious centers for the Church of England.  During the years we are considering, the Church of England was the Church of Virginia.  That John Kincheloe was a Vestryman in his church from 1736 until he died in 1746, is a fact to be noted in this connection.

To conclude, proof for a longstanding Canterbury-Kincheloe kinship may exist, but as of this writing it is the author's opinion that a strong case has not been made.... The primary argument against a Canterbury link is a simple one: contrary to what certain researchers have claimed, there are no Richmond County documents whatsoever which support this claim."

Other Children:
   ii.  Mary KINCHELOE b: ABT. 1719 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Viriginia
  iii.  Cornelius KINCHELOE b: 8 OCT 1721 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co.,
       Virginia
  iv.  Daniel KINCHELOE b: 8 JAN 1722/23 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co.,
        Viriginia
   v.  Elizabeth KINCHELOE b: BET. 1725 - 1726 in N. Farnham Parish,
        Richmond Co., Viriginia
  vi.  Wileman KINCHELOE b: 1730 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford-Williams Cp., Va.
 vii.   Daughter KINCHELOE b: BET. 1732 - 1733 in Hamilton Parish, Stafford Co.,
        Virginia
viii.  Nancy Ann KINCHELOE b: ABT. 1734 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford Co, Va
 ix.  William Kincheloe b: 26 MAY 1736 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford-Williams Co, Va
  x.  Margaret KINCHELOE b: ABT. 1738 in Prince William Co., Virginia