Town |
County |
Year(s) |
Who did what: |
| |
Green |
1796 |
William SYMPSON arrived |
Muldraugh�s Mill Creek |
Green |
1797 |
William SYMPSON bought land |
| |
Green |
1800 |
Henry SYMPSON born |
| |
Green |
1802 |
James RIVERS born |
| |
Green |
1805 |
Elinor BARBEE born |
| |
Green |
1812 |
Mary Irene SHORT born |
Campbellsville |
Green |
1821 |
Martha PEMBERTON born |
| |
Green |
1822 |
Henry SYMPSON and Elinor BARBEE married |
| |
Green |
1830 |
James RIVERS and Mary SHORT married |
| |
Green |
1837 |
Amon Durham SYMPSON born |
| |
Green |
1843 |
Gen. Elias BARBEE died |
| |
Green |
1845 |
Mary Etta RIVERS born |
| |
|
1848 |
Taylor County was created out of Green County |
| |
Green |
1857 |
Henry SYMPSON murdered for his money |
| |
Green |
1858 |
Amon SYMPSON part of a mob that stormed the jail where his father�s alleged murderers were being held |
Campbellsville |
Green |
|
Both Henry SYMPSON and his wife Elinor (BARBEE) SYMPSON are buried in a vault in the Sympson cemetery |
Campbellsville |
Taylor |
1861 |
Amon D. SYMPSON and Mary Etta RIVERS married |
| |
Taylor |
1863 |
James RIVERS died |
| |
Taylor |
1864 |
Robert Butler SYMPSON born |
Saloma |
Taylor |
1880 |
Mary I. (SHORT) RIVERS present in census, along with son Thomas J. |
| |
Taylor |
1894 |
Mary (SHORT) RIVERS died |
