I68787: Hanna Paige CAVE (ABT 1770

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"Hanna Graves was baptized about the same time as her sister Rice was, and then about fourteen years old. She had a very intimate companion, about her own age, and both of them under deep distress of soul at the same time. This companion was Polly Woodfork, the daughter of Col. Sowel Woodfork, yet living. The revival of religion was so universal at Clear creek at this time, that meetings were progressing day and night--these poor distressed girls were generally together, and when after long setting up at meetings, in bed together, they would weep and converse together chief of the night; and if one should drop to sleep, the other with bedwing tears, raising her warning voice, would say how can you sleep, when every drawing breath may terminate in eternal destruction. "Those dear girls continued a considerable time in this distressed state--Hannah obtained deliverence first, at a meeting where old sister Arnold now lives, in the same old house spoken of before where many sinners had been converted. These girls sitting together, and Polly seeing something unusual in Hannah's contenance, explained what ails you--receiving no answer, she then replied, Hannah you are converted! O Hannah you are converted! Joyful Hannah after a little, replied something had taken place she could not well account for; but hoped it might be that great blessing. This sank poor Polly into deeper horror and despair than ever, concluding the Lord had cast her off for ever. This proved the killing blow to the dear girl; it seems they did not meet again for several days, soon after this Polly received deliverence, and the tide of joy having not subsided; could say dear Hannah I have found the Lord at their next meeting. To the best of my recollection, they were baptized on the same day; I remember the church sat at my house, when Polly told her experience. The relation of her hope in Christ was of the most striking kind; to see a coinely virgin about fourteen years old, from one of the most respectable families in the country, rise from her seat with all the apparent solemnites of heaven, set forth by the tender feelings of heart, in the presence of a crowed attentive assembly, with all the judgement of imature age, related her hope in the lord Jesus, which she had obtained the day before." Src: ("Ten Churchs" by Rev. John Taylor. 1827; Clear Creek Baptist Church)

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"They were married in April, 1810 and came to Kentucky by the year 1827, when a son, John was born. His sister, Lucy, was born in 1831.

William and Nancy Jackson were the parents of William Jr., who married Rachel Durham; Joel who married Mary Branch, Richard, Francis, Samuel, Elizabeth who married Paschall Weaver, Martha Ann who married John G. Whitney, John, unmarried and crippled; Mary Jane who married Benjamin R. Corder and Lucy. According to this 1850 census, Nancy Jackson was still living with Samuel, her husband William, having passed away in 1847. He is buried on the back of the farm in a private graveyard, where, it is presumed Nancy is also buried. At least one other grave, that of a child, is also located there." ^[S2652]

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Father: Martin Tschudi (JUDY) III b: OCT 1757 in Frenkendorf, Canton Basel, Switzerland, d. 28 SEP 1831 in Winchester, Clark Co, Ky. Mother: Elizabeth Tschudi (JUDY) b: 20 Jan 1760 in Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania, d. 24 Jun 1844 in Bath Co.Ky.

Father: Martin III Judy b: 3 JUL 1757 in Basel, Switzerland
Mother: Elizabeth Tschudi b: 20 JAN 1760 in Ft. Pitt, Pittsburg, PA

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(2) Robert Wallace of Ballmekeran and Sundrum, Sheriff of Ayr (a 1340)
Children:
(B) daughter (being sister of Sir Duncan Wallace of Sundrum) m. Sir Alane of Cathcart ..
(C)+ other issue - Sir Robert, daughter

My Southern Family

Hanna Paige CAVE

ABT 1770 - 1819

ID Number: I68787

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Martha F. CHEATHAM

1809 - 26 Oct 1893

ID Number: I31637

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Stella CHERRY

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I1568

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Rickie HUGHES

William JACKSON

ABT 1790 - 1847

ID Number: I104577

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Martin (Tschudi) III JUDY "the Immigrant"

Oct 1757 - 28 Sep 1831

ID Number: I70333

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Ida LESLIE

ABT 1870 - ____

ID Number: I7823

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ROBERT WALLACE of Sundrum

ABT 1308 - ____

ID Number: I102207

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