I80308: Myra Margaret BAIRD (1802

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12 Oct 1842 Amherst Co, VA Deed Book X p. 412 Joseph M. & Sarah Ann Garner, of Pike Co, MO appt. friend David Staples of Amherst Co, VA atty to act to recover in VA property estate of Oney Garner of Amherst Co. & of Joseph M. Garner anywhere else.

Deeds of Lincoln Co, Missouri Bk G, 12 Aug 1844, Joseph M. Garner & Sarah Ann of Lincoln Co to Spilsby Holmes, Bobbs Cr., Lewis G. Martin's line, Sec 22 twp 50 R E 5thmer, signed my Joseph M. Garner & Sarah Ann Garner.

Estate of Joseph Garner Intestate Packet, Lincoln Co, Mo Winfield # 1596, n.d., Adm Jerome Bonaparte Sitton with John Tiller F. & A.M. Brimm as securitites on bond of $4,000. land 13 a LW corner SW NW sect 9 twp 49 R 23; 41a NW SW Sect 9 Twp 49 R 23; 1 a NW corner NW sect 16 twp 49, R 23.

Children:
2 James S. Garner b: 1834 + Polly J. Unknown b: ABT. 1836
2 Nancy Jane Garner b: 31 Mar 1836 d: 20 May 1907 + Francis M. Luckett b: 3 Dec 1833 d: 22 May 1901
2 Mildred Ann Garner b: 1837 d: 1922 + Thomas Graves b: 1810
2 Geneva Ann Garner b: 31 Oct 1840 d: 1922 + William W. Harrell b: 5 Sep 1832 d: 12 Aug 1910
2 William Henry Garner b: 20 FEB 1842 d: 22 MAR 1922 + Joanna Luckett b: 1839 d: 1874 + Emma Duckworth b: 7 MAR 1859 d: 30 OCT 1927
2 Missouri Sarah Garner b: 1846 d: ABT. 1870 + Glenn Mc Gleasler
2 Albert R. Garner b: JUN 1848 d: AFT. 1922 + Emma Unknown
2 Charles Lafayette Garner b: JAN 1850
2 Sarah Garner b: 9 SEP 1853 d: 18 OCT 1929 + Sylvanus Terry b: 3 SEP 1845 d: 22 JUL 1917

RICHARD de HASTINGS

ID Number: I88933

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ii. Richard de Hastings (priest) ^[S3292]

Ferdinand HAYNES

ABT 1836 - ____

ID Number: I48191

Jacob HITE

1719 - 1 Jul 1776

ID Number: I23046

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Jacob of "Hopewell" near Leetown, Virginia now West Virginia; Justice of Frederick County; High Sheriff and Justice of Berkeley County in 1732; Lieutenant County Militia, 1742; During the Revolutionary War was murdered with his wife and several children in a most barbarous manner by Indians who were instigated by British agents, because of his siding with the colonists, being cut to pieces, joint by joint;

He was actively engaged in securing setttlers on their Virginia land, and made several trips to Ireland in his own vessel to secure settlers, and on one of these trips met his first wife; moved to South Carolina; m. 1st in Dublin Ireland, Catherine O'Bannon; m. 2nd Mrs. Fanny Madison, dau of Col. Ambrose Madison and Frances Taylor. She was the aunt of President Madison, and the widow of Col. Tavener Beale.

In 1740 He built with Gen Daniel Morgan and Dr. John Briscoe the church called "Bunker Hill Church"; the First Episcopal Church built west of the Blue Ridge at which the Gospel was preached and Divine Service held in the Valley.

Child by 1st wife: John, who was a lawyer, lived in Winchester, VA; m. Sarah. they had Children: Mary m. Edward Gantt; Sarah m. Alexander Pelt Buchanan and Catherine who m. Theodric Lee.

Spouse: Annon Catherine O Parents: Hite Hans Just Jost O, Merckle Anna Hans.

DAR ID # 62178 p.60] Jacob Hite (1719-77), a patriot, who was attacked and killed by the Indians in an effort to establish peace with them. He was born in Pennsylvania.

From: "Fran" [email protected] to [email protected] 16 Oct 2002
"See September 11, 1776 The Pennsylvania Gazette ITEM #59998 and the below excerpt from: Colonial Families of the United States Descended from the Immigrants, folio 194, Vol. IV, Page 209: "Colonel James Hite was the son of Thomas Hite, who was the son of Jacob Hite and Catherine O'Bannon. Jacob Hite was the son of Baron Jost Hite, the first settler of the Shenandoah Valley of Va. The second wife of the above Jacob Hite was Frances Madison Beale, widow of Col Tavernor Beale, d 1760. She was the daughter of Ambrose Madison and his wife, Frances Tyler.

Frances Madison Beale was the aunt of President Madison.

In 1732 Baron Jost Hite, with his family of 3 sons-in-law and 16 other families, migrated from Pa. to the Shenandoah Valley, Va. See folio 32, History of Martinsburg and Berkeley Co., Va.

Jacob Hite and his wife, Frances (Madison) Hite, moved to South Carolina just before the Revolution in 1774, taking with them all their children, except Captain George Hite. The British Tories found Jacob sided with the Rebels. They induced the Seminole Indians to murder Jacob and his whole family. Son John was absent. The Indians spared the two daughters, Frances and Eleanor, 16 and 18, and took them to Florida. Frances was murdered en route, a bunch of bucks having quarreled over her possession.

The Indians camped at Savannah, where a number of British officers, stationed there, came out to see the Indians in camp. A Captain Johnson saw a white girl sitting over by a large tree in the Indian camp, a picture of utter despair. He went over to her. "What are you doing with the Indians?" he gently asked. Eleanor told him of the massacre, and the murder of sister Frances. "Will you let me take you from these Indians?" "Please take me away or I will die of sorrow." Captain Johnson ransomed the dear girl, took her to a white woman, gave the woman some money to buy clothes for Eleanor, with a promise to come back soon. The Captain was distressed to know what to do with Eleanor. While studying the subject a band of settlers came by. He found they were bound for the Gulf coast, about where Pensacola now stands. They were willing to take Eleanor along. Captain Johnson turned Eleanor over to them. God bless Captain Johnson.

Eleanor had suffered too much. She died en route to the coast. Her body was taken to Pensacola and buried. A large stone with the name "Eleanor" cut on it marked the grave. My niece, Stella Martin, visited Pensacola in 1926. She enlisted the D. A. R. for aid. They could find nothing concerning the marked stone."

From Dale Smith [email protected] on Ancestry.com: "Jacob was born on either the Skippack or Perkiomen Creek Property - depending upon when they were able to move their belongings four or five miles from Skippack to the Perkiomen Creek.
Many stories of Jacob Hite have been written of his accomplishment. See A Man and His Land: The Story of Jacob Frances Madison Hite and the Cherokee, by Mildred Edwards Whitmire - article in Magazine of the Jefferson County Historical Families in Jefferson County Society Vol; XLLIV December 1978.

Many articles have been written about Jacob Hite. I couldn't possibly tell of Jacobs life in this foremat. Suffice to say that Jacob, his wife Catherine O'Bannon and their children were murdered by an Indian upraising and as family tradition would reveal that his competitor Richard Pearis, an English Tory, or an estranged employee turned the Indians against him and on July 1st, 1776 a war party of painted Cherokee appeared at Hite's house, dismembered and then killed Jacob, 57, and some of the slaves; captured Fanny (Madison)Beale Hite, 50, with at least one of her 13 and 15 year old daughters. They set fire to the buildings leaving Jacob in the ashes. According to Mrs. Whitmire, "This was the same raid in which the Hampton family suffered.
Sources;Journals of the Senate of South Carolina 1784: pages 230 & 231. see Elizabeth Madison (Coles) Umstattd's, "Hite Family Homesteads, Neckar to Shenandoah"."

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LDS

[114095]
killed by Indiana on frontier of SC

Sarah LEE

ABT 1800 - 1879

ID Number: I32329

John Thomas MCMILLIN C.S.A.

15 Jan 1827 - 12 Jul 1900

ID Number: I73395

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8237: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 1886. Monroe County. "JOHN T. McMILLIN was born January 15, 1827, in Jackson (now Clay) County, Tenn.; in 1832 removed with his parents to Monroe County, Ky., where he grew to manhood; and in 1850 settled in Dade County, Mo., where he remained until 1865; when he returned to Monroe County, his present home.

In 1861 he enlisted in the Sixteenth Missouri Confederate Regiment, and remained in Price's army until the close of the war, participating in all the hard battles of that famous army corps.

His father, P. Keenan McMillin, was born in Maryland in 1788; was a soldier in the war of 1812; and died in August, 1861. He was the son of Daniel McMillin, an Irishman, who was minister of the Gospel, and died in Indiana.

Keenan married Mary Long, of Giles County, Tenn., born 1790, died 1865, and their offspring are Daniel, James, Jane (Kidwell), Eleanor (Bailey), John T. and Archibald (deceased).

Mr. McMillin is taking an active interest in the education of his children, affording them far better opportunities than he ever possessed. In 1847 he married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Lucy (Lovell) Scott, of Clay County, Tenn. (born in 1828), and to them have been born Thomas K., Mary (Hestand), Lucy (Hutchens), James (deceased), Cordelia C. (Edwards), Daniel, Benton and Jennie E.

Mr. McMillin is a farmer and trader, owning 550 acres of land, very productive, in a high
state of cultivation. The subject was financially ruined by the late war, but by industry and close attention to business has secured a good property. In politics he is a Democrat."

Children:
2 William James McMillin d: BEF. 1886
2 Thomas Keenan McMillin b: 4 Jun 1848 d: 26 May 1914 + Nancy Jane Hill b: 3 Nov 1849 d: 6 Nov 1920
2 Mary Amanda McMillin b: 1849 + John Bell Hestand b: 2 APR 1846 d: 5 MAR 1912
2 Lucy M McMillin b: 1852 + Tolbert M Hutchens b: ABT. 1851
2 Daniel Scott McMillin b: 1 Aug 1858 d: 6 Feb 1930 + Eva (Evie) Ellen Dickerson b: 12 Jul 1859
2 Cordelia C McMillin b: 1861 + Tip Edwards
2 Benton A McMillin b: 1867 d: 19 DEC 1940 + Lina G unknown + Minnie Belle McMurry
2 Jennie E McMillin b: 19 Mar 1870 d: 13 Apr 1895 + Robert "Bruce" Evans b: 8 Jun 1864 d: 17 Nov 1925

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My Southern Family

Myra Margaret BAIRD

1802 - 1878

ID Number: I80308

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Ann BARRETT

ABT 1714 - ____

ID Number: I69479

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Thomas BENNING

ABT 1785 - ____

ID Number: I96170

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BLACKWELL

Joseph Marion GARNER

1810 - 17 Nov 1885

ID Number: I79650

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RICHARD de HASTINGS

____ - ____

ID Number: I88933

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Ferdinand HAYNES

ABT 1836 - ____

ID Number: I48191

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Jacob HITE

1719 - 1 Jul 1776

ID Number: I23046

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Sarah LEE

ABT 1800 - 1879

ID Number: I32329

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John Thomas MCMILLIN C.S.A.

15 Jan 1827 - 12 Jul 1900

ID Number: I73395

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Zachary T MEADE

1846 - ____

ID Number: I42500

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Mildred E. PENDLETON

1843 - ____

ID Number: I60791

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Sallie Dudley RAGLAND

4 Apr 1763 - Dec 1852

ID Number: I71025

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Mabel Marie ROGER (ROGERS)

Laura Ann SHROKA

Anne Dade STITH

ABT 1665 - ABT 1710

ID Number: I55104

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