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Confidential Carel1 Enjart/Enyart b June 26, 1625; of Flanders, Holland; m ???? Holland to ??? ???; d After 1664 Staten Island, Richmond County, New York
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Information on Carel Enjoert from Carolyn Gibbons, Fayetteville, NC; Juanita Enyart, Claremore, OK; and Maxine Daly, Seattle, WA. Carel1 Enjard/Enjoert/Enyart was of Flemish descent it has not been proven that Carel is the father of Yellis. Carel Enjoert left Amsterdam April 1664 on the D'Eendracht among 38 passengers arriving in New York in August 1664, with wife, unnamed, one son age 12, one son age 8 and a daughter age 4. "The New Netherland Register", Vol. I, Feb 1911, No. 2, Pg. 17, "Pioneers and Founders of New Netherland - Carel Enjart", says "Carel Enyart may have been here before. At least on March 15, 1655, one Charles Ensardt was stated to have made an affidavit in connection with a trial then pending before the court of New Amsterdam. Ensardt may be a mistake for Enjardt. If he was the same as Carel Enjart, it is quite likely that he had come over ahead of his family, as was done by so many others, to examine the prospects held out by the country before emigrating. The Indian attack September 15, 1655, may have deterred him from taking over his family any earlier and the age of his next youngest child is conclusive proof that he had returned shortly after his first appearence here." "Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York", Excerpted from The documentary History of the State of New York, by Edmund Baily O'Callaghan, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979, Pg. 174, First settlement of New York by the Dutch. "April; In the Concord - Carel Enjoert, from Flanders, and Wife and three Children." He was married to UNKNOWN. Yellis (Giles)2 ENYART was born on 1 Feb 1652/53 in , Flanders. He died in 1706/7 in , Richmond County, New York, USA. Surname also spelled Ingart, Inyart, Inyard, Enyard. Yellis has not been documented as a son of Carel Enjoert. The names Yellis, Jollis and Gillis are the same being Dutch corruptions of Giles. "OLD FAMILIES OF STATEN ISLAND", by J.J. Clute, Clearfield Co., 1990 (reprint of 1877), Pg. 45. 3 Jun 1687, Bill of Sale - I Tunis Eckberson of the County of Richmond, Province of New York, yeoman, for and in consideration of the sum of L62.10s to me in hand by Jollis Enyart of the same province and county. All that tract of land with the dwelling house Situate on Staten Island in the County of Richmond containing about 80 acres formerly in the possession of John Fitz Gerratt by virtue of a patent by him obtained from Sir Edmund Andros bearing date 30 Dec 1680 and now in the posession of the said Tunis Eckberson. Bounded as in the said patent. Recorded 10 Aug 1687. (Liber B, pp. 86-87) (Barbara Barth) 18 Jul 1692, Mortgage - Yellis Inyard of the County of Richmond yeoman and Alice his wife sendeth Greetings. Know ye that the said Jollis Inyard and Alice his wife for and in consideration of a competent sum of money to them in hand paid by William George of the County of Richmond, Yeoman. All that certain parcel or tract of land Situate and being upon Staten Island within the County Richmond. Containing 80 acres which said land was formerly granted by patent from the Hon. Sir Edmund Andros to John Fits Gerratt and now in the tenure and actual possession of said Jollis Enyard. Bounded as in the said patent relation thereunto being had doth and may more fully and at large appear. Provided always and it is the true intent and meaning hereof that if the above named Jollis Inyard or Adm. or any of them shall and do well and faithfully save and keep harmless the above named William George his heirs executors and adm. of and from a certain obligation or bond penal sealed and delivered by the above named William George and Jollis Inyart unto Paul Richard of the City of New York, merchant which obligation bears date 23 Jun 1692 and is for ye sum of L86.7s on or before 1 Apr 1699 with lawful interest for the same. (Liber B, p. 174, Staten Island Deeds) William George of Staten Island, the man to whom Yellis and Alice mortgaged their 80 acres on 18 July 1692 was Willem Jorisz Bouman, the husband of Alice's Aunt Hendrickje Johannes. Alice's maternal grandmother, Elsje Hendricks, married secondly Johannes Marcus, and Hendrickeje was their child. Under the terms of the mortgage, payment of the first half would be due 1 Apr 1699. However, by 29 March 1698 William George disclaimed all right, title and interest in the mortgage or lot os land. Alice may have died at about this time. (NY G&B Record, April 1999, Pg. 100, by Barbara Barth) 9 Dec 1697, Gillis Inyard of Richmond county in our Province of New Yorke in America Planter is Granted and Confermacon of a Certain Lott of Land on Staten Island Scituate lying and being in the reere of Land Cornelius Coursen and Co. on the great Plain ranging south Westerly 14 degrees, 196 Rodd ranging easterly 14 degrees 196 Rodd and thence ranging North Westerly 72 degrees by the Land of said Coursen & Co. 66 Rodd to the first Station, bounded on the west by the Land of Peter Petersen to the Southward and Eastward by the Commons and to the Northward by the Land of said Coursen & Co. and the highway with 8 acres of Fresh Meadow lying to the West of the Plaine between the Plaine and the Swamps as alsoe one Moiety and halfe parte of a Quantity of Vacant Meadow about fourteen or fifteen acres between the Meadow of John Harmense and Ephriam Taylor fronting the Land of Daniel shotwell which request Wee being Willing to Grant Know Yee that our Speciall Grace...Grant Ratifye and Confirm to the said Gillis Inyard...Benjamin ffletcher by his Excellence as Command, Daniel Jamison Secry. Recorded 9 Dec 1697, Liber 7, Pg. 179, Staten Island Patents. This tract or a portion of it, John Enyard sold on 20 Jan 1722 to Jacobus Craven, who married his sister Antje. (Planters Book Patents #7, pg. 176-179, Staten Island Historical Society. Transcripts Great Plains Fort, N.Y.) 29 Mar 1698 - I William George of the foresaid County do desire you Jacob Carbet, Clerk of the foresaid County to underwrite the mortgage by Ealies Yoreard of the forsaid County and also his wife to me William George for a certain lot of land Situate and lying on the North side of Staten Island near the great swamp adjoining the land of Peter Layhidwout and I do firmly by these presents acquit, exonerate and discharge the said Ealies Yorieare his heirs and assigns forever off the right title and interest that I the said William George have or had in the mortgage or lot of land aforesaid. (Liber B, Pg. 174) 18 Dec 1702 Deed - Yellis Inyard, Yeoman, to James Fitchett. (Liber B, Pg. 563 Staten Island Deeds) 2 Apr 1705 - Elections, Northern District - Yelus Inyor, Highway Surveyor. 1706 Yellis is not listed on the Staten Island Census, his children are as Enger. Yellis' will written 2 Jan 1706/7, proved 11 Mar 1707/8, recorded in Surrogates Court records Liber. 7, Richmond County, NY, gives the names of his 6 children, wife Trentchea, two brothers-in-law John Woglum & Ury Woglum; witnesses: Peter Hoogewater, Jan Maklys (his father-in-law), Oswald Ford. (Peter Hoogewater is Pieter Pieterse Hagawout a neighbor & partner of Yellis & John Harmenson who leased land together.) (NY - Abstract of Wills, Vol. 1, pg. 456) (NOTE: Jan 1706/1707 is by the Julian Calendar.) "Yellis Ingart. In the name of god, amen. I, Yellis Ingart, of Staten Island, being very well in health but considering the bevity and shortness of my life. I leave to my son John, five pounds more than andy of the rest of my children. I leave to my wife Trientie, the use of 1/3 of my estate for life, and the use of my dwelling house, unless my son John or whoever of my children shall buy the same, shall build another comfortable house upon the same land for her to live in. I make my two brother-in-laws John Woglan and Ury Woglan, executors. Dated January 2, 1706.7. Wit: Peter Hoogewater, Jan Maklys, Oswald Ford. Proved March 11, 1707/8" He was married to Eljse (Alice) VAN WOGGELUM about 1684 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA. MARRIAGE: Eljse (Alice) VAN WOGGELUM was his first wife. She was born about 1665 in Brooklyn, New York. She died about 1698 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA. (SOURCE: Barbara Barth, MA.) MARRIAGE: 2nd Marriage around 1700 to Tryntie Vlierboom, the widow of Gerrit Bastiaensen. The 1692 deed of Yellis Inyart's makes me believe that Alice was Else or Elsje, the daughter of Jan Van Woggelum (Jan Makelyck), and the sister of Yellis' second wife. (Barbara Barth) 18 Jul 1692 - Yellis & wife Alice bought 80 acres from William George. (Joris is George) William's wife was Hendrickje Johannes and they named a daughter Elsie in 1677, after her mother, Elsie Hendricks. Elsie Hendricks was Jan Van Woggelum's first wife's mother. (After whom Jan certainly would have named a daughter, but no baptismal record survives). Elsie Hendricks married first Jan__, the father of Styntie Jans, and second, Johannes Marcus, called her step father when Styntie and Jan were married. Elsie Hendricks and Johannes Marcus had a daughter, Hendrickje Johannes who married William Jorissen. At the baptism of their daughter Elsie in Brooklyn 14 Oct 1677, the witness was Johannes Marcus. So, the seller of the property was the husband of Jan Van Woggelum's first wife's halfsister. Else, or Alice, as Antje (Inyart) Craven named her first daughter (with the Dutch, the 1st daughter always named after the wife's mother) would have been the niece of William George and this was before Yellis married Tryntje Van Woggelum. Jan Van Woggelum married Styntie Jans on 10 Feb 1664, dau Christina was not born until 30 Oct 1667, so since the first daughter should have been after the wife's mother, Elsje (Alice) was probably born in 1665. As Yellis bought his first piece of property in 1687, that may have been about the time they were married. John3 (Jan Gillisse Jniaert) ENYART was born about 1687 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA. He died after Dec 1748 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. Surname also noted as Enyard, Inyart. 1st MARRIAGE: Barbara Barth says Alkea/Alhoa may be a Cresson, daughter of Joshua & Aeltje Cresson. Census of Staten Island in the Year of 1707, Genealogy & Historical Miscellany, by Stillwell, Vol. 1, Pg. 150 & 151. Lists MEN from 16 to 60 (60 crossed out), John Enger(sic)age 21, WOMEN Christine Enger, BOYES Charles Enger & Tise Enger, GIRLS Anne Enyer. 1712 - Bond of Jacobus Craven of Staten Island in ye Co. of Richmond in ye Province of New York, labourer, to John Ingart of the same place and county, husbandman, dated Apr 7, 1712. Given to secure the payment of L45 current silver money of New York at two several payments L22.10s at or before 1st day of September next ensuing the date hereof, and the remaining L22.10s at or before the first day of September which will be in the year of 1713. Wit: Oswald Foord and Sarah (X) Foord. John served in the New Jersey militia of 1715 under Capt. John Moore's Company. John had a colonial land grant in Woodbridge, N.J., 900 acres map #1697. 20 Jan 1721/2 John sold to his brother-in-law Jacobus Craven his tract of land on Staten Island which his father was granted in 1697 named his wife Alhoa/Alkoa. Staten Island Liber C., p. 212 to 215. Recorded 12 May 1726. Land Records, Middlesex County NJ - LDS Microfilm #1024666, Item 2-4, Freeholders Middlesex, John Deare Sheriff List (Abt 1750 or a little earlier says the Author) John Inyart - Woodbridge Twp Abstract of Will - NJ Calendar of Wills - 1761-1770 Pg. 135. "1748 Dec 16, Enyard John, of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co; Son, Silas, 5 shillings. son, John, a like amount. Daughter Annah Congar, a stear. Wife, Mary Inyard, use of lands, till youngest sons are 21. Daughters, Rachel Nortwak, Alche Inyard and Elsie Inyard, moveables. To my wife's daughter, Elizabeth Darlin, a gum table. Sons, David and Benjamin, my lands when they are of age. Executors--wife, Mary, and my friend, William McDaniel. Witnesses--Robert Thornell, Jean Thornell, James Clarkson. Proved May 19, 1763. 1763 May 18. Renunciation by Mary Enyard. 1763 June 7. Inventory, #43.13.5, made by David Crow and James Rowland." Dec 1748 when John wrote his will his youngest son Benjamin was 7. It is not known when John died. Mary had use of the land until 1763 when Benjamin became of age. SOURCE: "Charles McIntire of Colonial Virginia", by June McIntire Taylor & Lois McIntire Salisbury. He was married to Alkea\Alhoa before 1712 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA. Alkea\Alhoa died before 1735 in , New Jersey, USA. John4 ENYART Jr. was born in 1715 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. Enyard also spelled Jniaert, Inyard, Enyart, & Inyart and Enyeart. John was to receive 5 shillings in his father's Will dated Dec. 1748. According to the "Carolina Cradle", by Robert Ramsey, The Univ. of NC Press, Pg. 76, John was in Frederick Co. MD court records in 1752 and 1753, Pg 540 "John and Silas Enyart in a case against Joseph Woods." Carolina Cradle, Pg. 130 says "Either of Baptist or Quaker origin were...John & Silas Enyart" 1752-1753 Frederick County Court Judgment Record, Pg. 540. Joseph Wood VS Silas & John Enyart - Judgment. November Court (NOTE: This is the complete record, nothing else was given.) This John would be the brother of Silas as John, Silas' son would only be about 13, RBP. NOTE: I have no documentation that shows this John is the father of the John Enyard who died in Jefferson Co. TN in 1806. However, The Carolina Cradle says John & Silas came together & it seems logical to me that if John & Silas were together in Frederick Co. MD that they would have traveled together to NC. Maxine Daly of Washington, believes Silas brother of this John is the only one that went to NC & is the father of John Enyard d. 1806, however, none of the children in this line are named Silas. (Roberta Pierson) He was married. John5 ENYART was born about 1739 in , Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. He died in 1806 in , Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA. Maxine Daly, Seattle, Washington, says this John is the father of Mary Enyard Cate. If this John is the father of Mary Enyard Cate she would have been by a 1st wife. Mary was born ca 1760 as her 1st daughter was born 5 Nov 1780. Rebecca was born by 1765 or before to be 45 & over on the 1810 Cumberland Co. KY Census. John Enyart was a chain carrier 21 Sep 1759 for a grant to Abraham Creason in Rowan Co. NC. (Surry Co. NC Will abstracts, Pg. 24) 1761 John & Silas Enyart are on the Rowan Co. List of Taxables. They lived near the forks of the Yadkin River. 1765 John Enyart was bondsman for Isaac Winsutt and Rachel Inyart marriage. Rowan County. 1768 John Enyart and Silas Enyart on Rowan Co. Tax List of Morgan Bryan with one tithable each. (From A. Denny Ellerman, "List of Taxables in Rowan Co. 1768", by Jo White Linn.) (A Jno Ilyard/John Hyard is also listed in Gideon Wright's List according to Jo White Linn.) 1771 John & Abraham, each with one tithable, were listed on the Surry County NC Tax List. 1771 John was listed on "The Commission of Patriots", Salisbury, Rowan Co., NC. 7 Mar 1771 John Enyard at Regulators meeting with county officials in Rowan Co. (Colonial Records from NC Archives, Rowan County, NC.) 1771 Mar 18: Letter to Gov. Tryon from John Frohock and Alexander Martin states John Enyart and others, including Joshua Teague, members of committee representing 400-500 regulators to negotiate with officers of county for redress of grievences. (From A. Denny Ellerman - "The Colonial & State Records of North Carolina", by Wm. L. Saunders, Vol. VIII, P. 533-536. 1771 John Inyard was in the Battle of Alamance (Colonial Records from NC Archives, Rowan County, NC - Regulator Movement) 1771 Abraham Creson was captured at Battle of Alamance, taken prisoner, excepted from pardon by Gov. Tryon.) 1772 Surry Co. Tax List, John Enyard & Abraham Enyard along with John Cates and Charles Cates each with one tithable. (Dr. Banks Cates manuscript on "Robert Cate of Henrico VA") 1775 Surry County Tax List John Enyart with one tithable on John Hudspeth' List. (From A. Denny Ellerman - "Surry and Wilkes Cos. NC Taxables, 1771-1800, by Wm. Perry Johnson, Vol. 1, Pg. 30) 1775 Surry County Court of Pleas & Quarters, Aug 1775, John Enyart returns account of sales from estate of David Ingram. (Dr. Banks Cates) 1778 Sep 22: John Eniard's "plantation" included for quantity in 200 acre entry in Surry County on the Fox Nob mountain adj. Cantrell by James Merritt, warrented granted Nov. 13, 1778; caveated by Matt. Brooks, returned to court, entry withdrawn and money refunded. (From A. Denny Ellerman - "Joseph Winston, His Entry Book, Surry Co. NC Land Enteries 1778-1781", Pg. 67. (A similar entry on the headwaters of Deep Creek including Abraham Enyart's plantation, also caveated.) Washington Co. VA Personal Property Tax List 1782-1786, 1804-1806, LDS #0029306, Item 4. 1783 Richie's Return: S. Enyart 1 White, S. Enyart 0, J. Enyart 1. Fulkerson's return: I. Winscott 1 white tith. 1785 John & Silas Enyart appear on a petition to form Russell County VA from Washington Co. VA. 1785 Surry Co. NC Wills & Miscellaneous Items, AGLL Microfilm V156-179, Item 2, Pg. 136 - Jno Innard - Administrator of estate of David Ingram Decd, Sales 61-13. Balance estate Feb Term 33-17-3. Cash paid Abraham Creson. Feb Term 1788 said administrator stands indebted to the estate of David Ingram decd the sum of 30:17:3 as it stands stated - Recorded Feb 1778 Court. 1787 Russell County VA Plaintiff's Court 1786-1808, LDS #0033844, Book 1, Pg. 66, 7 Jul 1787 - John Enyart & others be fined & treble taxed for failing to give Samuel Ritchie Commissioner a list of their taxable property. 1787 1 Nov., Book 1, Pg. 83 - Ordered John Enyart to oversee the road from big Mocqueson gap to the 2nd branch above the Ally. 1788, 17 Jun, Book 1, Pg. 106, Ordered .. & John Enyart & Philip Roberts to appear in Court to show cause why they should not be fined to list taxable property. 1788 Russell County VA Plaintiff's Court BK 1, Pg. 120, Sep 1778 Term, George Robert's attorney offered a bill of Injunction to stay the judgement obtained by John Enyart, Adm. of the estate of David Engram decd which was granted on the said Roberts complying with the ? for that purpose. LDS Microfilm 0033844. 1787 & 1788 Russell County VA Personal Property Tax, Lower District, Samuel Richie's List: John Enyart, Silas Enyart and Isaac Winscott each with one tithable. Russell County Court - March 1789, Sarah Enyart administrator of estate of Silas Enyart, decd. John Enyart, Isaac Winscott and George Roberts Securities. Russell County VA Plaintiff's Court 1786-1808, LDS #0033844, BK 1, Pg. 135. 1789 Russell County VA, Personal Property Tax List, Lower District, Samuel Ritchie's District: John Enyart, Sarah Enyart, Henry Skidmore, Peter Stephens, and Isaac Winscott each with 1 tithable except Sarah with 0. 1790 Russell County VA Plaintiff's Court, LDS #0033844, Book 1 Pg. 200, Jun 1790 George Roberts VS John Enyart - On a bill of Injunction - bill of complainant is disolved. 1791 Book 1, Pg. 231, 28 Jun 1791 - On motion of John Wat Chunk by his attorney the non suit obtained in the office against him by John Enyart the same set aside & the suit reinstated on the Rules. 1791 Book 1, Pg. 247 Sep 1791 - John W. Chunk VS John Enyart - Writ of inquery set aside on behalf of the common Bail & he pleads that the defendant is not guilty in the manner & form as the plaintiff complains & for further plea saith the the action did not acrue (if ever) within five years before the date of the Writ & puts himself on the Country & the plaintiff likewise. 1791 Book 1, Pg. 248, Crunch vs. Enyart - Plaintiff his proper plea - Jury suit continued. 1792 Apr Court to Sep 1792 Court - Vol. 2, Pg. 10, 16, 28, and 30 John W. Chunk VS John Enyart - Continued. 1792 Nov Court Pg. 42 - John w. Chunk vs. John Enyart - Jury - defendant guilty in manner said & pay damages 45 pounds besides costs. 1792 Madison County Kentucky Tax List AGLL V20-255, List 3, Enyeart, John 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 12 horses, 16 cattle no property. (On the same list as Abraham Enyeart and Even Hains.) 1793 Madison County Kentucky Tax List 1787-1807, AGLL V20-255, Enyert, John Sen. 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 12 horses and 22 cattle. (On same list as Abraham Enyert, Even Hains, Peter Stevens, Isaac and Abraham Winscott.) 1794 Madison County KY Tax List, List 1, John Enyeart 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 7 horses & 19 cattle no property. 1795 Madison Co. KY Tax List #4, John Inyard 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 6 horses & 11 cattle. 29 Jun 1795 - 50 pounds security bond for the marriage shortly Intended to be solomized between John Williams and Cathy Inard both of Madison County KY. John X Williams. John Enyart gave permission. (From Maxine Daly, Seattle, Washington) 1796 Madison Co. Tax List #1, John Inyard 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 9 horses & 20 cattle no property. 1797 Madison Co. Tax List #3, John Enyard 1 over 21 & 12 horses no property. 1798 there is no Madison Co. KY Tax Book and John is on no further Tax Lists. 3 Sep 1798 Green County KY, John Enyart entitled to 200 acres on S side of Green River on Maches Creek waters of the Cumberland River. (Also entries for John Enyart Jr., John Williams, Peter Stevens. Isaac Roberts, husband of Anna Enyart is listed as a chain carrier. 13 Feb 1800 - Cumberland Co. KY Survey Bk A, pg. 30 - Robert Allen 73 acres Cumb. River joining John ENYART, Robert Pottinger on Meshack Creek, Elijah Kirkpatrick, Stephen BEDFORD. Ch. Carriers: A. Irvin, James Hall. BK. A Pg. 90 - Robert Allen 137 acres Cumb. River Joining John INYARD, John Black, Robert Pottinger, Elijah Kirkpatrick, Stephen BEDFORD, Oliver Mathew. John Enyart was in Cumberland County in 1801 when he was a messenger to the Green River Association (Baptist) for the Kettle Creek Church consisting of 14 members. He was messenger again in 1802 when the associational table of the Kettle Falls Church showed 45 members. No names of members have been found and at the 1804 session of the Green River Association it was reported that a majority of Kettle Creek "were fallen into open communion" and are excluded. 13 Aug 1801, Cumberland Co., KY survey Bk A, Pg. 110 - John ENYART 200 acres Cumberland River abt 4 miles above mouth of Meshach Creek. 10 sep 1805, Cumberland co. KY survey Bk A, Pg. 115 (withdrawn) Moses Kirkpatrict 77 acres Cumberland river joining John ENYART, Elija Kirpatrick, and Stephen BEDFORD. Surveyed for John Enyart, Sr. 80 acres in Cumberland County KY by Certificate #62, granted March Term 1801 entered 29 Jan 1806 on north side of Cumberland river. Joining Peter Stephens corner to John Enyarts old corner. Chain carriers Peter Stephens and John Enyart, Jr. (Surveyors book, Burkesville, Cumberland Co. KY, LDS #800,818 transcribed by Maxine Daly.) 6 Feb 1806 - Cumberland Co. KY Survey Bk B, p. 10 - John ENYART 80 acres joins Thomas Ray, Kirkpatrick, Peter STEPHEN, John ENYART, Delivered to Moses Kirkpatrick. Deputy Surveyor: John S. GEE. Carriers: Peter STEPHENS, John ENYART Jr. MARRIAGE: Jefferson County Genealogical Society Journal: Oct 14, 1806, John Engart to Polly Cate, Bondsman John Cate Jr. (This may not be this John's marriage, however, he was the only known John Enyard in Jefferson County. His estate names wife Mary) RBP William Cate was administrator of John Enyard's estate, 3 Nov 1806 in Jefferson Co., TN. Seven shares of $13.50 each to Abraham Enyart, Marian Enyart, Thomas Bedford, Delilah Stephens, Caty Williams, Isaac Roberts, Hezekiah W. Enyart, Mary Enyart widow and Mary Cates one of the legatees. Two of the legatees not yet settled with by the administration & when he settles with them there still remains a balance due of $5.82. (Jefferson County Will Bk. 1, Pgs. 329 & 330.) 21 Sep 1807 - Cumberland Co. KY Original Survey Bk B, pg. 279, Thomas Lincoln 98 acres joins Jesse GEE, Thomas Ray, ENYART, Lincoln, Kirkpatrict. Delivered to John BEDFORD. He pays --. Ch. Carriers: John ENYART, Josiah Bass. Deputy Surveyor: John S. GEE. (This is probably John Enyart Jr.) 1810 Cumberland Co. KY Census NA # 252-9, Pg. 710, Rebekah Enyart 45 & over, 1 male 26-45, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 10-16, 1 female 16-26 and 1 female 10-16. (The male 26-45 may be her son Abraham who was 26 and single and the 16-26 male is probably Hezekiah 21, Marian would be the 10-16 years old she married in 1818. I don't know who the 10-16 year old male is or the 16-26 female.) Living nearby was Thomas Bedford, Isaac Roberts, Delilah Stevens & John Williams all of her married daughters and families. He was married to Rebecca WRIGHT about 1774 in , Surry County, North Carolina, USA. Rebecca WRIGHT was born before 1765 in , North Carolina, USA. Hezekiah Wright6 ENYART Sr. was born on 23 Nov 1789 in , Russell County, Virginia, USA. He died on 10 Apr 1865 in Daviess County, Missouri, USA. He was buried after 15 Apr 1865 in Enyart Cemetery, Daviess County, Missouri, USA. Info from Maxine Daly, Seattle, WA. from documents provided by C. L. Enyart, Stanberry, Gentry Co. MO. BIRTH & DEATH: Document from C. L. Enyart, Stanberry, MO, says "Hezekiah Wright Enyart was born Nov the 23 1789. Polly Enyart was born Nov the 5, 1809 died Jan 5, 1865 age 76 years. H. W. Enyart departed this life 15th of April 1865 age 76. A. Milton Enyart was born April 7th 1838." (This probably is Abraham Milton son of Hezekiah.) CONFLICT: Tombstone reading from Eleanor Bassett says H. W. b. 25 Nov 1789 d. 10 Apr 1865. James Baker, John Baker and William Baker, division of land. Thomas Blakely, power of atty to Hezekiah W. Enyart - military service in Canada 1813, under Gen. Isaac Shelby. Benjamin Bowman to Thomas Lough. Cumberland Co., KY, Deeds and Abstracts. 1810 Cumberland Co. KY Census NA252-9, Pg. 710 Hezekiah age 21 is probably the 16-26 year old male living with Rebecca his mother. 1820 Monroe Co. KY Census, NA #33-25, Pg. 213, Wright Enyard 26-45, wife 16-26, 1 male 0-10 and 1 female 0-10. (Hezekiah is indexed as Wright England, it is clearly Enyard on the census.) "Clay County MO Original land Grants 1819-1875", by K. G. Bushman, Hezekiah W. Inyart, Twp. 52, R 32, Sec 15, NE, SE of SW 1/4, 14 December 1824. Abraham Enyart had 2 tracts on the same date. 1830 Clay Co. Missouri Census, NA 19-73, Pg. 280, there is a H. W. Inyard age 20-30, with no females. This is 10 years too young to be our Hezekiah is the age off or is there another Hezekiah we don't have record of? (I believe this is probably our Hezekiah since his land deeds were dated 1824 in Clay Co. He probably left his family in Kentucky & went back since Logan was born in Kentucky about 1832.) MARRIAGE: Hezekiah's marriage to Mary Kidwell was officiated by his Uncle Abraham Enyart 16 Nov 1834 Clinton Co. Missouri. Residents of Daviess County Missouri on 1 Jan 1837 included H. W. Enyart and Mary A. Enyart. There was a Matthew Kidwell with a daughter the right age to be Mary in 1810 Cumberland Co. KY and in 1820 Monroe Co. Kentucky near the Enyarts in both counties. 1840 Daviess County Missouri Census, NA 704-223, Pg. 188, H. W. Enyart 50-60, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 0-5, 1 female 30-40, 1 female 5-10, and 2 females 0-5. 1850 Daviess County Missouri Census, NA 432-398, Pg. 398, Family 612, Hezekiah 60, Polly 39, James F. 28, Logan F. 18, Marie L. 15, Permelia G. 14, Abraham M. 12, Josephine B. 9, Amanda R. 6, Albert F. 3 and Mary A 6/12. 15 Dec 1858, a receipt showing the amount of $37.33 "Received from H. W. Enyart, Guardian for J. J. Enyart in full and accounts up to Dec. 15, 1858. S/John D. William & son. (J.J.' s father Abraham died in 1852.) 1860 Daviess County Missouri Census, NA 653-617, Pg. 450, Family 154 Hezekiah Enyard 71, Mary 51, Amanda 16, Albert 13, Mary 10, Hezekiah 8 and James Sneed 8. (I don't know who James Sneed is but there is a Nancy Snead 12 living with Richard Chiles age 29 & Permelia 24, Permelia is the daughter of Hezekiah.) 1870 Daviess County Missouri Census, NA 593-773, 21 Jul 1870, Pg. 237, Family 141, Mary Enyart 63, Albert F. 23, Mary A. 20 Hezekiah 17 and Louisa Childs 8. (Childs may be Chilies and Louisa a granddaughter of Mary.) 1880 Daviess County Missouri Census (Ancestry, Image 17), Dist. 243, Benton, Dwelling 155, Family 166, Mary A. Enyart 71 (KY,KY,VA), Hezekiah Enyart, 28 son, Farmer, (MO,KY,KY), Louetta 26, daughter-in-law, (MO,MO,MO), Lucy 6 granddaughter, (MO,MO,MO), Amanda Thornhill 30 daughter, At Home (MO,KY,KY), Lula Thornhill 7 granddaughter, (CO,KY,MO) BURIAL: Hezekiah & Mary buried Enyart Cemetery, located in NW corner of Daviess Co. MO. He was married to Mary Ann (Polly) KIDWELL on 16 Nov 1834 in , Clinton County, Missouri, USA. Mary Ann (Polly) KIDWELL was born on 5 Nov 1809 in Kentucky, USA. She died on 5 Jan 1882 in Benton, Daviess County, Missouri, USA. She was buried after 5 Jan 1882 in Enyart Cemetery, Daviess County, Missouri, USA. Hezekiah Wright7 ENYART Jr. was born on 17 Dec 1852 in , Daviess County, Missouri, USA. He died in Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado, USA. Hezekiah is 8 on the 1860. 1870 Daviess County Missouri Census, NA 593-773, 21 Jul 1870, Pg. 237, Family 141, Mary Enyart 63, Albert F. 23, Mary A. 20 Hezekiah 17 and Louisa Childs 8. (Childs may be Chilies and Louisa a granddaughter of Mary.) Hezekiah is also enumerated with his uncle Logan in Nebraska. 1870 Otoe County Nebraska Census (Ancestry, Image 3), Delaware precinct, PO Nebraska City, Dwelling 21, Family 21, Louis (sic) Enyart, 38, Farmer, Real estate $450, Personal Property $1300, b. KY, Lucy 42, b. KY, R. E. Childs 16 (M) At School, b. MO, E. Childs 14 (f) At School, b. MO, L. Childs 5 (m), b. MO, H. Enyard 15 (m), Farm Laborer b. MO. Hezekiah is 15 living with his uncle. 1880 Daviess County Missouri Census (Ancestry, Image 17), Dist. 243, Benton, Dwelling 155, Family 166, Mary A. Enyart 71 (KY,KY,VA), Hezekiah Enyart, 28 son, Farmer, (MO,KY,KY), Louetta 26, daughter-in-law, (MO,MO,MO), Lucy 6 granddaughter, (MO,MO,MO), Amanda Thornhill 30 daughter, At Home (MO,KY,KY), Lula Thornhill 7 granddaughter, (CO,KY,MO)
1980 History of Crowley County, Colorado, pg. 158 - Article on Albert Franklin Enyart 1900 Otero County Colorado Census (Ancestry, Image 66) Precinct 3, ED #81, Dwelling 631, Family 672, Hezikiah Enyart, b. Dec 1852, 49, married 25 years (MO,KY,KY), Leonetta, b. Feb 1866, 44, married 25 years, 5 children, 4 living (MO,KY,KY), Logan, b. Sep 1880, 19, (MO,MO,MO), Edward, b. Jan 1887, 13, (CO,MO,MO), Wilburn, b. Jan 1891, 9, (CO,MO,MO), Reuben Clarkston, hired help, b. May 1882, 18, (IL,NY,IL) 1920 Crowley County Colorado Census (Ancestry, Image 6), Ordway, Precinct 3, ED #43, Dwelling 179, Family 190, Hezekiah W. Enyart, 67 married (MO,MO,MO), Anna R. Moore, housekeeper, 52, widow, (NY,Eng.,Eng), Charles A. Servant 17, single, (MI,NY,NY)
CONFLICT: Is this Lounetta?
1920 Otero County Colorado Census, (Ancestry, Image 23), Rocky Ford, ED 171, Dwelling 228, Family 264, Nettie Enyart, Head, 64, married (MO,KY,KY), William, son, 27, single, (CO,MO,MO) Louetta/LeoNettie --?-- was born on 15 Feb 1854 in Missouri, USA. She died before 1920 in Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado, USA. Logan8 ENYART was born on 15 Sep 1880 in Daviess County, Missouri, USA. He died after 1930 in Otero County, Colorado, USA. Logan was not indexed in 1910 & 1920 censuses 1930 Otero County Colorado Census (Ancestry, Image 3), Thatcher, Dist. 36, Dwelling 15, Family 20, Logan Enyart, 47, married first at 32, (CO,MO,MO), Lillian 37, married 1st at 22, (MO,MO,MO), Mable, dau., 13, Marie, dau. 9, Robert, son, 3 10/12 (all children b. (CO,CO,MO) He was married to Lillian Effie ANDERSON about 1916 in Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado, USA. Lillian Effie ANDERSON was born about 1893 in Missouri, USA. She died on 11 Sep 1984 in Colorado, USA. Birthdate and marriage date estimated from 1930 census.
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Confidential John 1 (Jan Gillisse Jniaert) ENYART (aka INYART) was born about 1687 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA; died after Dec 1748 Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. Married (1) Alkea/Alhoa ??? (perhaps CRESSON, dau/o Joshua & Aeltje CRESSON according to Barbara Barth.). Alkea\Alhoa died before 1735 in New Jersey, USA. (SOURCE: Charles McIntire of Colonial Virginia, by June McIntire Taylor & Lois McIntire Salisbury. He was married to Alkea\Alhoa before 1712 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York, USA.) Census of Staten Island in the Year of 1707, Genealogy & Historical Miscellany, by Stillwell, Vol. 1, pp. 150 & 151. Lists MEN from 16 to 60 (60 crossed out): John Enger (sic) age 21; WOMEN: Christine Enger; BOYES: Charles Enger & Tise Enger; GIRLS: Anne Enyer. 1712 - Bond of Jacobus Craven of Staten Island in ye Co. of Richmond in ye Province of New York, labourer, to John Ingart of the same place and county, husbandman, dated Apr 7, 1712. Given to secure the payment of �45 current silver money of New York at two several payments �22.10s at or before 1st day of September next ensuing the date hereof, and the remaining �22.10s at or before the first day of September which will be in the year of 1713. Wit: Oswald Foord and Sarah (X) Foord.
John served in the New Jersey militia of 1715 under Capt. John Moore's Company. 20 Jan 1721/2 John sold to his brother-in-law Jacobus Craven his tract of land on Staten Island, which his father was granted in 1697 named his wife Alhoa/Alkoa. Staten Island Liber C., pp. 212 to 215. Recorded 12 May 1726. Land Records, Middlesex County NJ, LDS Microfilm #1024666, Item 2-4, Freeholders Middlesex, John Deare, Sheriff List (Abt 1750 or a little earlier says the Author): John Inyart - Woodbridge Twp.
Abstract of Will - NJ Calendar of Wills - 1761-1770, p. 135. "1748 Dec 16, Enyard John, of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co; Son, Silas, 5 shillings. son, John, a like amount. Daughter Annah Congar, a stear. Wife, Mary Inyard, use of lands, till youngest sons are 21. Daughters, Rachel Nortwak, Alche Inyard and Elsie Inyard, moveables. To my wife's daughter, Elizabeth Darlin, a gum table. Sons, David and Benjamin, my lands when they are of age; Executors: wife, Mary, and my friend, William McDaniel. Witnesses--Robert Thornell, Jean Thornell, James Clarkson. Proved May 19, 1763.
Dec 1748 when John wrote his will his youngest son, Benjamin, was 7. It is not known when John died. Mary had use of the land until 1763 when Benjamin became of age. John2 ENYART Jr. was born in 1715 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. (Enyard also spelled Jniaert, Inyard, Enyart, & Inyart and Enyeart.) John was to receive 5 shillings in his father's Will dated Dec. 1748. According to the Carolina Cradle, by Robert Ramsey, The Univ. of NC Press, p. 76, John was in Frederick Co. MD court records in 1752 and 1753, p. 540 "John and Silas Enyart in a case against Joseph Woods." Carolina Cradle, p. 130 says, "Either of Baptist or Quaker origin were...John & Silas Enyart" 1752-1753 Frederick County Court Judgment Record, p. 540. Joseph Wood vs. Silas & John Enyart - Judgment. November Court (NOTE: This is the complete record, nothing else was given.) This John would be the brother of Silas as John, Silas' son would only be about 13. [RBP]. (Note: I [RBP] have no documentation that shows this John is the father of the John Enyard who died in Jefferson Co., TN in 1806. However, the Carolina Cradle says John & Silas came together. It seems logical to me that if John & Silas were together in Frederick Co., MD that they would have traveled together to NC. Maxine Daly of Washington, believes Silas, brother of this John, is the only one that went to NC & is the father of John Enyard d. 1806, however, none of the children in this line are named Silas.)
John3 ENYART was born about 1739 Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA. He died in 1806 Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA. John3 married Rebecca WRIGHT who was born before 1765 in North Carolina, USA. John Enyart was a chain carrier 21 Sep 1759 for a grant to Abraham Creason in Rowan Co., NC. (Surry Co., NC Will Abstracts, p. 24) 1761 John & Silas Enyart are on the Rowan Co., NC List of Taxables. They lived near the forks of the Yadkin River. 1765 John Enyart was bondsman for Isaac Winsutt and Rachel Inyart marriage. Rowan County, NC. 1768 John Enyart and Silas Enyart on Rowan Co., NC Tax List of Morgan Bryan with one tithable each. (From A. Denny Ellerman: List of Taxables in Rowan Co. [NC] 1768 by Jo White Linn.) (A Jno Ilyard/John Hyard is also listed in Gideon Wright's List according to Jo White Linn.)
1771 John & Abraham, each with one tithable, were listed on the Surry Co., NC Tax List. 7 Mar 1771 John Enyard at Regulators meeting with county officials in Rowan Co. (Colonial Records from NC Archives, Rowan Co., NC.) 1771 Mar 18: Letter to Gov. Tryon from John Frohock and Alexander Martin states John Enyart and others, including Joshua Teague, members of committee representing 400-500 regulators to negotiate with officers of county for redress of grievances. (Source: From A. Denny Ellerman: The Colonial & State Records of North Carolina by Wm. L. Saunders, Vol. VIII, pp. 533-536.
1771 John Inyard was in the Battle of Alamance (Colonial Records from NC Archives, Rowan County, NC - Regulator Movement) 1772 Surry Co. Tax List, John Enyard & Abraham Enyard along with John Cates and Charles Cates each with one tithable. (Dr. Banks Cates manuscript on Robert Cate of Henrico, VA) 1775 Surry County Tax List John Enyart with one tithable on John Hudspeth' List. (From A. Denny Ellerman: Surry and Wilkes Cos., NC Taxables, 1771-1800 by Wm. Perry Johnson, Vol. 1, p. 30) 1775 Surry County Court of Pleas & Quarters, Aug 1775, John Enyart returns account of sales from estate of David Ingram. (Dr. Banks Cates) 1778 Sep 22: John Eniard's "plantation" included for quantity in 200 acre entry in Surry County on the Fox Nob mountain adj. Cantrell by James Merritt, warranted granted Nov. 13, 1778; caveated by Matt. Brooks, returned to court, entry withdrawn and money refunded. (From A. Denny Ellerman: Joseph Winston, His Entry Book, Surry Co. NC Land Entries 1778-1781, p. 67. (A similar entry on the headwaters of Deep Creek including Abraham Enyart's plantation, also caveated. RBP)
Washington Co., VA Personal Property Tax List 1782-1786, 1804-1806, LDS #0029306, Item 4. 1785 John & Silas Enyart appear on a petition to form Russell County, VA from Washington Co., VA. 1785 Surry Co., NC Wills & Miscellaneous Items, AGLL Microfilm V156-179, Item 2, p. 136 - Jno. Innard - Administrator of estate of David Ingram Dec'd, Sales 61-13. Balance estate Feb. Term 33-17-3. Cash paid Abraham Creson. Feb. Term 1788 said administrator stands indebted to the estate of David Ingram dec'd the sum of 30:17:3 as it stands stated - Recorded Feb. 1778 Court.
1787 Russell County, VA Plaintiff's Court 1786-1808, LDS #0033844, Book 1, p. 66, 7 Jul 1787: 1787 Nov 1, Bk. 1, p. 83 - Ordered John Enyart to oversee the road from big Mocqueson gap to the 2nd branch above the Ally. 1788 Jun 17, Bk. 1, p. 106, Ordered ... & John Enyart & Philip Roberts to appear in Court to show cause why they should not be fined to list taxable property. 1788 Russell County, VA Plaintiff's Court Bk. 1, p. 120, Sep 1778 Term, George Robert's attorney offered a bill of Injunction to stay the judgment obtained by John Enyart, Adm. of the estate of David Engram, dec'd which was granted on the said Roberts complying with the ? for that purpose. (LDS Microfilm 0033844)
1787 & 1788 Russell County, VA Personal Property Tax, Lower District, Samuel Richie's List: Russell County [VA] Court - March 1789, Sarah Enyart administrator of estate of Silas Enyart, dec'd. John Enyart, Isaac Winscott and George Roberts Securities. (Russell Co., VA Plaintiff's Court 1786-1808, LDS #0033844, Bk. 1, p. 135) 1789 Russell Co., VA, Personal Property Tax List, Lower District, Samuel Ritchie's District: John Enyart, Sarah Enyart, Henry Skidmore, Peter Stephens, and Isaac Winscott each with 1 tithable except Sarah with 0. 1790 Russell Co., VA Plaintiff's Court, LDS #0033844, Bk. 1, p. 200, Jun 1790 George Roberts vs. John Enyart - On a bill of Injunction - bill of complainant is dissolved. 1791 Bk. 1, p. 231, 28 Jun 1791 - On motion of John Wat Chunk by his attorney the non suit obtained in the office against him by John Enyart the same set aside & the suit reinstated on the Rules. 1791 Bk. 1, p. 247 Sep 1791 - John W. Chunk vs. John Enyart - Writ of inquiry set aside on behalf of the common Bail & he pleads that the defendant is not guilty in the manner & form as the plaintiff complains & for further plea saith the action did not accrue (if ever) within five years before the date of the Writ & puts himself on the Country & the plaintiff likewise. 1791 Bk. 1, p. 248, Crunch vs. Enyart - Plaintiff his proper plea - Jury suit continued. 1792 Apr Court to Sep 1792 Court, Vol. 2, pp. 10, 16, 28, and 30, John W. Chunk vs. John Enyart - Continued. 1792 Nov Court, p. 42 - John w. Chunk vs. John Enyart - Jury - defendant guilty in manner said & pay damages 45 pounds besides costs. 1792 Madison Co., KY Tax List AGLL V20-255, List 3, Enyeart, John 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 12 horses, 16 cattle no property. (On the same list as Abraham Enyeart and Even Hains.) 1793 Madison Co., KY Tax List 1787-1807, AGLL V20-255, Enyert, John Sen. 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 12 horses and 22 cattle. (On same list as Abraham Enyert, Even Hains, Peter Stevens, Isaac and Abraham Winscott.) 1794 Madison Co., KY Tax List, List 1, John Enyeart 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 7 horses & 19 cattle no property. 1795 Madison Co., KY Tax List #4, John Inyard 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 6 horses & 11 cattle. 29 Jun 1795 - 50 pounds security bond for the marriage shortly Intended to be solemnized between John Williams and Cathy Inard both of Madison Co., KY. John (X) Williams. John Enyart gave permission. (From Maxine Daly, Seattle, Washington) (John Enyart could be Cathy's father or brother)
1796 Madison Co., KY Tax List #1, John Inyard 1 over 21 & 1 over 16, 9 horses & 20 cattle no property. 3 Sep 1798 Green Co., KY, John Enyart entitled to 200 acres on S side of Green River on Maches Creek waters of the Cumberland River. (Also entries for John Enyart Jr., John Williams, Peter Stevens. Isaac Roberts, husband of Anna Enyart is listed as a chain carrier. 13 Feb 1800 - Cumberland Co., KY Survey Bk. A, p. 30 - Robert Allen 73 acres Cumberland. River joining John ENYART, Robert Pottinger on Meshack Creek, Elijah Kirkpatrick, Stephen BEDFORD. Chain Carriers: A. Irvin, James Hall. Bk. A, p. 90 - Robert Allen 137 acres Cumberland. River Joining John INYARD, John Black, Robert Pottinger, Elijah Kirkpatrick, Stephen BEDFORD, Oliver Mathew. John Enyart was in Cumberland Co., KY in 1801 when he was a messenger to the Green River Association (Baptist) for the Kettle Creek Church consisting of 14 members. He was messenger again in 1802 when the associational table of the Kettle Falls Church showed 45 members. No names of members have been found and at the 1804 session of the Green River Association it was reported that a majority of Kettle Creek "were fallen into open communion" and are excluded. 13 Aug 1801, Cumberland Co., KY survey Bk. A, Pg. 110 - John ENYART 200 acres Cumberland River abt. 4 miles above mouth of Meshack Creek. 10 Sep 1805, Cumberland Co., KY survey, Bk. A, p. 115 (withdrawn) Moses Kirkpatrict 77 acres Cumberland river joining John ENYART, Elija Kirpatrick, and Stephen BEDFORD. 29 Jan 1806 Surveyed for John Enyart, Sr. 80 acres in Cumberland Co., KY by Certificate #62, granted March Term 1801 entered 29 Jan 1806 on north side of Cumberland river. Joining Peter Stephens corner to John Enyart's old corner. Chain carriers: Peter Stephens and John Enyart, Jr. (Surveyors book, Burkesville, Cumberland Co., KY, LDS #800,818 transcribed by Maxine Daly.) 6 Feb 1806, Cumberland Co., KY Survey Bk. B, p. 10 - John ENYART 80 acres joins Thomas Ray, Kirkpatrick, Peter STEPHEN, John ENYART, Delivered to Moses Kirkpatrick. Deputy Surveyor: John S. GEE. Carriers: Peter STEPHENS, John ENYART Jr. 1806 Oct 14 MARRIAGE: Jefferson Co., [TN] Genealogical Society Journal: Oct 14, 1806, John Engart to Polly Cate, Bondsman: John Cate Jr. (Note: This may not be this John's marriage, however, he was the only known John Enyard in Jefferson Co., TN. His estate names wife Mary. [RBP]) 1806 Nov 3 William Cate was administrator of John Enyard's estate, 3 Nov 1806 in Jefferson Co., TN. Seven shares of $13.50 each to Abraham Enyart, Marian Enyart, Thomas Bedford, Delilah Stephens, Caty Williams, Isaac Roberts, Hezekiah W. Enyart, Mary Enyart widow and Mary Cates one of the legatees. Two of the legatees not yet settled with by the administration & when he settles with them there still remains a balance due of $5.82. (Jefferson Co., TN Will Bk. 1, pp. 329 & 330.) 21 Sep 1807 - Cumberland Co., KY Original Survey Bk. B, p. 279, Thomas Lincoln 98 acres joins Jesse GEE, Thomas Ray, ENYART, Lincoln, Kirkpatrict. Delivered to John BEDFORD. He pays --. Chain Carriers: John ENYART, Josiah Bass. Deputy Surveyor: John S. GEE. (This is probably John Enyart Jr. [RBP]) 1810 Cumberland Co., KY Census NA # 252-9, p. 710, Rebekah Enyart 45 & over, 1 male 26-45, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 10-16, 1 female 16-26 and 1 female 10-16. (The male 26-45 may be her son Abraham who was 26 and single and the 16-26 male is probably Hezekiah 21, Marian would be the 10-16 years old she married in 1818. I don't know who the 10-16 year old male is or the 16-26 female.) Living nearby was Thomas Bedford, Isaac Roberts, Delilah Stevens & John Williams all of her married daughters and families. He was married to Rebecca WRIGHT about 1774 in Surry Co., North Carolina, USA.
John4 ENYART was born about 1776 Surry County, North Carolina, USA. A certificate of settlement No. 532 to John Enyeart Jr. was made 3 Sep 1798 for 200 acres of second rate land in Green Co., KY. Surveys also made for Peter Stephens, John Enyeart, John Williams and Stephen Bedford. (This area of Green County became part of Cumberland Co. in 1799 when Cumberland was formed.) 1806 Cumberland County KY John Enyart Jr. and Isaac Roberts were chain carriers for survey for Abraham Enyart and Peter Stephens and John Enyart Jr. were chain carriers for a survey for John Enyart Sr. Feb 1806 - Cumberland County, Kentucky, Survey Bk. B, p. 106 - John Enyart 80 acres joins Thomas Ray, Kirkpatrick, Peter Stephen, John Enyart, Delivered to Moses Kirkpatrick. Deputy Surveyor: John S. Gee. Ch. Carriers: Peter Stephens, John Enyart Jr. 21 Sep 1807 - Cumberland County, Kentucky Survey Bk. B, p. 179, Thomas Lincoln 98 acres joins Jesse Gee, Thomas Ray, Enyart, Lincoln, Kirkpatrick, Delivered to John Bedford. He pays. Ch. Carriers: John Enyart, Josiah Bass. Deputy Surveyor: John S. Gee. 1810 [Note: I have not been able to find John in 1810 he does not appear to be located in Cumberland County, KY with the rest of Rebecca's children and he is not in Monroe Co., KY in 1820. RBP] 1820 Madison County, KY Census, NA 33-25, there is a John Ingart p. 136, 45 & over, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 45 & over, and 1 female 26-45. (This could be this John, however, his possible son Abner is in Madison Co., IL in 1820.) John Jefferson Enyart, son of Abraham Enyart, wrote a letter in 1911 saying his father had brothers named John and Hezekiah W. Enyart. (This is the only proof that John is a son of John Enyard d. 1806 Jefferson Co., TN) David & Randy Schmidt ([email protected]) have John's wife as Nancy Roberts daughter of Dycie Roberts. Children William, John, Abner & Ludicia. Ludicia married Richard Brazzle. He was married to Nancy?. [Note: Peter STEPHENS died about 1810 in , Cumberland County, KY, USA. 1788 Russell County, VA Tax List includes Peter Stephens, John & Silas Enyart. RBP] 1792 Madison County, KY Tax List, Peter Stephens 1 white male above 21, 3 horses, mares, colts, mules & 3 cattle. 1796 Madison County KY Tax List, Peter Stephens, James Stephens and 2 John Stephens. A certificate of settlement, No. 604 granted to Peter and entered 3 Sep 1795 - 175 acres of second rate land in Green Co., KY. Surveyed 6 Sep 1798 by Thomas Hall and Will Buckner, Chain carriers John Enyeart & Delhett?. Land also surveyed for John Enyeart, John Enyeart Jr., John Williams and Stephen Bedford. (This area of Green Co., KY became Cumberland Co. in 1799 when Cumberland was formed.) Surveyed for Peter Stephens 50 acres of land in Cumberland County certificate #390, granted in March term, 1802, entered 12 day Nov. 1805 on the north side of Cumberland river. John Enyart and Isaac Roberts, chain carriers. Feb 1806 - Cumberland County, Kentucky, Survey Bk. B, p. 106 - John Enyart 80 acres joins Thomas Ray, Kirkpatrick, Peter Stephen, John Enyart, Delivered to Moses Kirkpatrick. Deputy Surveyor: John S. Gee. Ch. Carriers: Peter Stephens, John Enyart Jr.
Aug 4, 1818 Settlement of Estate of Peter Stephens, Cumberland Co. KY Book C, Pgs. 422-430, Commissioners William Taylor, James McMillan & Abraham Enyart to heirs Allen, William, James, John E., Write, and Nancy Stephens, Abner Enyart and Strother Ball. Also mentioned were Negro slaves. (Cumberland County, KY Deed Records Abstracts" pp. 70 & 71, by Laura Butler & Randolph Smith, 1975.) Abner 5ENYART was born about 1794 Madison County, Kentucky, USA. He died on 11 Sep 1843 in Buchanan County, Missouri, USA. [Note: Abner is not proven as a son of John & Nancy Enyart. RBP] Abner noted as "Engart, Abner" and Sally's marriage date also given as 27 Jun 1815. According to the history of Rebecca Enyart McQuinn 1820-1869, her Enyart family was first in Rowan County NC, then Surry County when it was formed and from there to Virginia (Washington & Russell counties) then moved into Kentucky when it was made a state in 1792. 29 Sep 1817, Surveyed for Abner Enyart, assignee of James McColgan who was assignee of James Hall, 50 acres in Cumberland Co., KY Warrant #1652, on the north side of the Cumberland river on Stephens branch joining Peter Stephens. (Cumberland Co. KY Deed Records Abstracts by Laura Butler & Randolph Smith, 1975 and Maxine Daly's transcription microfilm LDS #800,818.) Abner served as a private in the war of 1812, Capt. James Gholson's Co., 7 Regiment Kentucky Mounted Volunteer Militia, from 31 Aug to 13 Nov 1813. Widow's pension says "Abner was in the battle of Tippecanoe when Procter was defeated and where Tecumseh was killed. Dick Johnson was wounded in the same battle. They married 1814 in Cumberland Co., KY." #WO 9225 WC 21231 [NOTE: From Gale Blacksnake Whitbeck - "Tecumseh was not killed in the battle of Tippecanoe. Only his brother "the Prophet" was present at the battle, Tecumseh was horrified that his brother engaged the army, but even the Prophet did not die at Tippecanoe. Tecumseh died later along the Thames river up in Canada, I went there as a representative of my Indian people for a Pipe Ceremony to honor him in 1988."] Abner served in the War of 1812 from Kentucky. He left Kentucky about 1819 and resettled in Madison County, Illinois. 1820 Madison Co. IL Census, NA 33-11, p. 154, Abner 16-26, Sarah 16-26, 1 male 0-10 and 2 females 0-10. 1823 Morgan County, IL was formed from Madison County, Illinois. 1830 Morgan Co., Illinois Census, NA 19-24, p. 62, Abner Inyard 30-40, Sarah 30-40, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 0-5, 1 female 10-15 & 2 females 5-10. 30 Jul 1831 Abner & Sally his wife filed a Power of attorney to Abraham Enyart still in Kentucky to sell his land there. S/Abner (X) Enyart & Sally (x) Enyart, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. (Note: Maxine says this may have been land from the estate of Sarah's brother James Stephens.) A letter written to Abraham by Abner calls Abraham "uncle". Abner served in the Black Hawk War (Rock Creek Expedition) of 1831. About 1833 or 1834 Abner brought his family to Missouri. Abner was on the Buchanan Co., MO 1840 tax roll. 25 Jul 1833, deed from James Lyon of Clay Co. MO to Abner Enyart of Clinton Co. MO. land beginning on the State boundary line ... intersecting Abraham Enyart's line. (The boundary line is probably between Clinton & Clay County.) 1840 Buchanan County Missouri Census NA #704-220, p. 159, Abner 40-50, Sarah 40-50, 2 males 10-15, 2 males 5-15, 3 males 0-5 and 1 female 15-20. (Abner's last name was written Hugart with the H crossed out and an E written in front.) Abner was next door to Anderson Smith. According to family tradition, there were twins born and died, possibly about 1833, may have been named Elisha & Elijah. Buchanan County Missouri Court - July term 1841, Abner fined $2.50 for betting. [Note: This is Maxine Daly's line. She says Abner's father is believed to be John Enyart, Jr. and his mother Nancy. Info on children from Maxine. (Abner referred to Abraham, son of John (d. 1806), as "Uncle".) He was married to Sarah STEPHENS on 26 Jul 1815 in Cumberland County, Kentucky, USA.]
Sarah STEPHENS (wf/o Abner Enyart) was born about 1794 Madison County, Kentucky, USA. She died in 1888 in Scappoose, Columbia County, Oregon, USA. She was buried in 1888 in Fairview Cemetery, Columbia County, Oregon, USA. Sarah was of age in April 1818 at the settlement of her father's estate. 1850 Washington County Oregon Census, Pg. 288, Family 294 Sarah age 56, is living with her children Peter 24, Abram 25, Lafayette 18 and Alexander 15. 1870 Multnomah County, Oregon Census (Ancestry, Image 1), Sauvies Island, Dwelling 505, family 502, Sarah Iniard 75 b. KY, Alex 31, Farmer, b. MO, Alice 7 b. OR, Liviat 5 (m), b. OR Sarah, many years later, received a widow's pension of $8 per month for Abner's 1812 service. Sarah outliving most of her children died around 1888 and is buried at Scappoose, Columbia County, OR. Fairview Cemetery - Oregon Historical Cemetery Association: Alexander Lee6 ENYART was born on 11 Feb 1837 in Buchanan County, Missouri, USA. He died on 14 Dec 1909 in Berryessa District, Santa Clara County, California. He was buried after 14 Dec 1909 in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County, California, USA. (SOURCE: Edna Bronson, Placerville, CA, Alexander is her grandfather. 1996) Alexander and his 1st wife (1) Mary Louisa ??? divorced in 1871. Alexander died of cancer, buried Mt. Hope Cemetery, Morgan Hill, CA. He was married to (2) Mary Elizabeth GOSNEY about 1885. Mary Elizabeth GOSNEY was born on 27 Nov 1854 in Lone Jack, Jackson County, Missouri, USA. She died on 8 Dec 1930 in Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County, California, USA. She was buried after 8 Dec 1930 in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County, California, USA. Mary was the married previously to Martin Prine. Martin was considerably older than Mary. Her children by Martin: Clara Ann, Frances and others. 1850 Washington Co. Oregon Census Alexander age 15 is living with his mother and brothers. 1870 Jackson County, Oregon Index Pgs. 870-871: #92 Mary Billops, Elie Ingard 12, Josephine Ingard 10, Louise Ingard 23, Alice Ingard 7, Lafayette Ingard 5. Laurence Alexander7 ENYART was born on 24 Apr 1893 in Yreka, Siskiyou County, California, USA. He died on 1 Oct 1925 in Nichols, Contra Costa County, California, USA. He was buried after 1 Oct 1925 in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County, California, USA. He was married Edna Viola BATES who was born on 13 Feb 1891 in Anderson, Shasta County, California, USA. She died on 10 Jun 1979 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California, USA. She was buried after 10 Jun 1979 in Westwood Hills Cemetery, Placerville, El Dorado County, California, USA beside her 2nd husband William Earl Klare. (William & Edna had no issue.) Laurence & Edna had Bruce Laurence Enyart & Edna Mae (Enyart) Bronson of Placerville. 1930 El Dorado County California Census (ancestry, Image 2), Mountain Twp, Dist. 8, Early Klere, age faded, 1st married at 24 years (CA,OH,OH), Edna S., 39, 1st married at 24 years b. (NV, CA,CA), DNA Participant #32057RESULTS Researcher: Roberta B. (Jones) Pierson, preparer of Descendancy Chart |
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