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This research was
contributed by Martha Mewborn Marble. It is
a
combination of
her own
diligent research, as well as, information provided
to her by other researchers.
Since my great grandmother
was a KILPATRICK, this line is
very important to
me.
I very much
appreciate the time and effort that all have put
into piecing this family
together.
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Additions that I make to
this effort will have the initials
(PRD) after it.
I want to add my thank you to those who have
contributed to the KILPATRICK line
And encourage anyone with
additional information to submit
it, so we can
prove this
line
through each descendant. Thanks, Patty
Day
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To those who are not aware, sometimes it takes years of
searching and a
lot of
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luck just to find documentation on one person especially
when working in
burned
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counties like Greene and Lenoir. If we all share what we
have sooner or
later an
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accurate picture will evolve - which is why I include
all of the
Kilpatrick information
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I am aware of at this time. If you, the reader, have
additional data or
corrections,
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please let all of us know and feel free to correct this
booklet where you
see the error
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or send the data to me and I will make corrections for
those libraries
that receive a copy.
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Martha Mewborn
Marble
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MANY, MANY THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE WHO HAVE SHARED THEIR
INFORMATION.
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Introduction
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Alexander
KILPATRICK
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KILPATRICK
Surname Lines
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Easley/Isler/Easler KILPATRICK -
son of Alexander
KILPATRICK
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Francis KILPATRICK
- son of William KILPATRICK
Sr.
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John KILPATRICK
- son of Alexander KILPATRICK
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LANE -
husband of Charity KILPATRICK
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Warre KILPATRICK
- son of William KILPATRICK
Sr.
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William KILPATRICK
- son of Alexander
KILPATRICK
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William KILPATRICK Jr.
- son of William KILPATRICK
Sr.
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KILPATRICK'S
in the U.S. Census Records
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KILPATRICK'S
in the JOHNSTON/DOBBS/LENOIR COUNTIES
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GRANTOR AND GRANTEE
INDEX
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KILPATRICK'S
in Other States
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Alabama
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Georgia
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South Carolina
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Tennessee
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Cemeteries
where KILPATRICK'S Can Be Found
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KILPATRICK:
Misc. Notes
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KILPATRICK: Other Records
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KILPATRICK: Photographs (coming soon)
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INTRODUCTION
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A decision was made to include a short history of the spouse's
family in
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the first generation under the Mewborn section. It seemed
natural to also
write
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of Louisa Kilpatrick Mewborn's family, but little information
was available.
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Some years before Mary Virginia Kilpatrick died, I visited
with her hoping to
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find the Kilpatrick roots; however, she was not aware of our
Louisa so could
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offer much assistance. The Kilpatricks were added to my list
to investigate
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along with fifty other families. Some work was done, then Ima
Mewborn came to
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the rescue, as usual, with the article in the NGS. This
provided many leads,
and
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other information popped up in the course of going through
Craven County
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Records with a fine comb looking for all my families. Even
with a lack of
records,
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there is still a great deal of work to do at some point.
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I am aware that Miss Kilpatrick did a lot on the Kilpatrick
family;
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however, I have not seen it and have been told that much of it
has not been
made
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available to the public if indeed it still exists.
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A number of people have collected bits and pieces and been
kind enough to
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share for this booklet. Most do not even have a Kilpatrick
line. An aunt of
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Jeff Kilpatrick of Kinston abstracted the Craven County Deed
Books from the
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Index for Kilpatrick Deeds. She did such a fine job that I
have used them
instead
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of my own using her initials - SKB. I have abstracted Craven
County Deed
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Books, page by page, for Books 5 to 35 and found nothing to
add. Julia Combs
of
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Hampstead, N.C. has collected various Kilpatrick information
because of the
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intermarriages between the Kilpatrick and Moseley families.
Egbert Rouse of
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Jacksonville has extensive data on the Louis and Patsy Mewborn
Kilpatrick
line because
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of intermarriage. Ima Mewborn has many tidbits, just because
she has little
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tidbits on just about every family in the area especially
those that
intermarried
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with the Mewborns.
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The information on this early family was taken from the
article "James
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Kilpatrick of Surry County, Virginia, l668" written for the
National
Genealogical
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Quarterly in June l975. Mrs. Edna Walling Neuhauser of Chevy
Chase, Maryland
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did the research and wrote the article. A conversation with
the author
revealed
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that after years of researching this family, she discovered it
was not hers
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she has no additional information. The article is well
documented. Ima
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Mewborn supplied a copy of the article and a copy has been
placed at the
Lenoir
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County Community College Library. This complier has spent some
time
verifying Mrs.
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Neuhauser's information regarding Alexander and his sons and
has gathered
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additional documentation. Some attempt has been made to
document this family
up to
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l850 and work will continue towards this goal.
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Mrs. Neuhauser states that as far as she can determine, James
Kilpatrick of
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Surry County, Virginia was the earliest of the Kilpatrick
surname in Colonial
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America. He first appears on Surry County, Virginia records as
a tithable in
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l668. He may have been kin to Robert Caufield. He died
intestate before 2l
May
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l677, probably preceeded by his wife. His son appears as one
of the tithables
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in the household of Robert Caufield. James Jr. was born c l667
and married
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Lydia (Branch?) He died between l July l69l and ll April l693
when Lydia was
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granted administration of his estate.
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Alexander
KILPATRICK
In l994 I finally did some work in Virginia on the Kilpatrick's
and
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determined that Alexander was not the son of James and Lydia
Kilpatrick as
had been
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presumed. William Hopkins has abstracted the Surry County Deed
Books in the
past
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few years and in his "Abstracts of Surry County - l684-l733" I
found the
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following:
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p 53 - 2 Nov l697 - Joseph Wall and wife Susannah sold to
Roger Williams
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FO William Cocker dec on 6 Aug l67l which 70 acs was sold to
James
Kilpatrick on
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5 July l690 by Mr. George Branch and wife Susannah who was
daughter of
William
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Cocker. James Kilpatrick died and the land descended to his
ONLY daughter,
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Sarah, who died in her minority and then the land decended to
her Aunt
Susannah
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Wall.
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This deed does not state Sarah was his only child but his only
daughter;
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however, had she a brother, the land would have descended to
her brother,
not her
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aunt. This deed in itself indicates Alexander was NOT the son
of James. There
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is no indication where he came from, but my feeling is he was
the first of
the
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family into Virginia and may have come from Pennsylvania where
many Scots
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lived. I have found a number of Kirkpatricks including an
Alexandria, but so
far
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have not found our Alexander Kilpatrick. There was a migration
trail of the
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Scots from Pennsylvania to central and western Virginia in the
early l700's.
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I am of the opinion that Alexander was born closer to l700
than l690. He
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lived in Henrico County, Va. which became Goochland in l728. I
have found
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nothing to indicate when he arrived and there are few early
references for
him. He
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married the widow Elizabeth Easley Martin probably by l720
when Alexander was
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the surity for Anne Easley's estate and this is the first
reference I have
seen
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for Alexander. Elizabeth was the daughter of immigrant Robert
Easley and his
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wife Anne Parker and was first married to Philip Martin by
whom she had a
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daughter, Elizabeth. This may have also been a second marriage
for
Alexander, but
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Elizabeth was probably the mother of his children. I base this
on the
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indications that Easley appears to be the oldest child and
would have been
named for his
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mother's family.
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In "Colonial Wills of Henrico - l654 - l737" by Benjamin B.
Weisiger is the
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abstract of the Will of Rosbert Easley - l7 Dec l7ll - sons
John, Warham;
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daughter Margaret Dupray wife of Thomas; and three youngest
children -
Elizabeth,
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William and Robert; wife Ann.
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In the same book is the abstract of the Will of Philip Martin
- wife
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Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth - written 9 Feb l7l6 -
recorded 6 May l7l7.
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The Will of Ann Esley was written in l702 NOTE: This may be a
misprint and
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recorded 6 June l720 - sons Robert, Warham, John, William; two
daughters not
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named
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In Weisiger's book "Henrico Wills Addenda" we find - Will of
Ann Eseley
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proved by William Easley - Alexander Kilpatrick was the
security - Court 6
June
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l720
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In Weisigner's abstracts of Henrico Deeds - l706-l737
Alexander is not
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mentioned.
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Henrico County Orphans Court Book, l677-l739 p 53 - 5 Oct l725
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Court held at Varina for Henrico County. Alexander Kilpatrick,
who
intermarried
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with Elizabeth Relict of Philip Martin, failing to appear and
produce a
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certificate according to order of the September Court, it is
ordered that he
be
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summoned to appear at the next court to comply with said
order.
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There is no reference to Alexander in Henrico County after
Goochland was
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formed.
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From Weisiger's Book "Goochland County, Virginia Wills and
Deeds l728l736"
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we find the following:
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a. l5 August l729 - Warham Easley of Goochland to Alexander
Kilpatrick 400
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acs - SS James River - NS Deep Creek
b. Will of Henry Turner - l4 Feb l735 - sons John, James,
Henry; daughters
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Sarah, Barclay, Anne Hodges; wife Mary
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From Weisiger's Book "Wills and Deeds of Goochland
l736-l742:
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a. 6 Oct l740 - Alexander Kilpatrick to Benjamin Moseby for 50
lbs 200 acs
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- Deep Creek SS James - where he lives - WIT Sam'l Scott,
Jacob Moseby, John
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Allen, Henry Cockerham, Benjamin Rutherford - Alexander signed
with an (A)
b. 22 Aug l74l - Alexander Kilpatrick of St. James Parish to
William
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Roberts 30 lbs - 200 acs Deep Creek - SS James - WIT Nicholas
Davies, Rich'd
Mosby,
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Miles Gathwrite, Nicholas Hobbs, Benj Mosby, Charles Clarke,
Thos Butler
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Alexander signed with (A)
c. 22 Aug l74l - Alexander Kilpatrick to Benjamin Mosby - 50
lbs - 200 acs
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SS James on Deep Creek
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From Weisiger's Book - Wills and Deeds of Goochland -
l742-l749
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a. 4 no month l746 - Easly (X) was wit to the Will of John
Easley
b. Henry and James Turner sold their land in l748
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NOTE: I include the notes on the Turners because John
Kilpatrick named Henry
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Turner his brother-in-law and we know the Turner were blood
kin. They are the
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only one of John's brother-in-laws I find in Goochland county.
Henry Turner
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either married Elizabeth Martin or a daughter of Alexander and
Elizabeth
Easley
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Kilpatrick.
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Alexander migrated to Craven county in l74l along with a
number of his
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Virginia neighbors and relatives, but his son Easley did not
arrive until
after
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l746. One of his purchases was a tract of land from James
Jones known as the
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Jones Tract, which was on Wheat Swamp and on the boundary of
what is now
Lenoir
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and Greene Counties. This farm became the seat of the family
for a number of
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generations and was involved in numerous disputes with the
Grainger and
Phillips
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families well into the l800's.
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Since Mrs. Neuhauser did her research, Surry County has been
heavily
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abstracted by William Hopkins and Mrs. Haun and new
information has come to
light.
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Additional information or backup information found by this
compiler in
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Virginia.
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l. James and John Kilpatrick in Surry County - John on a Jury
in l673 this
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indicates either an additional Kilpatrick not found by Mrs.
Neuhauser, a
mixup
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by the Clerk of the names John and James, or maybe James' name
was John.
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NOTE: In the abstracts found at the DAR - someone has drawn
throw the name
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John everywhere it appears and stated that on the original it
said James
2. John Kilpatrick had an estate on 2l May l677 in Surry - Book
2 p l39 -
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signed by John Basse and Wm Newsun
3. Estate of James in Surry County - Lydia was exec - 4 July
l693 signed
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by Arthur Jordan, Thomas Sloat - Book 4 p 307
4. Estate of James l5 June l677 - Robert Caufield was
admin.
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NOTE: The date of James and John are to close not to be the
same person
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Craven County Book of Grants and Wills and Deeds - Archives -
CR 028.40l.2l
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a. p l5 and l6 - James Jones, yeoman, to Alexander Kilpatrick,
yeoman, for
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25 pounds Virginia money - 268 Ac, patent l5 Dec l738 to
Jones, north side of
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Neuse and both sides Little Creek - 7 December l74l
b. p l6 - Moses Tilman, planter, to Alexander Kilpatrick - l00
pounds
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continental money, 200 Ac north side of Neuse on both sides of
Falling
Creek, part
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of a l739 grant to Tilman - l7 March l74l
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Alexander sold the Falling Creek land to William Keyes for 40
pounds on l2
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May l744. Craven Deed Book 3 p l6.
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To quote Mrs. Neuhauser, "except in the original Jones patent
in l738 and
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the l74l deed to Alexander Kilpatrick, "little Creek"
disappears from the
metes
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and bounds of the Jones tract to be replaced by Mill Creek,
Mill Run, Mill
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Swamp and/or Mill Pond. Mill Creek empties into the Great
Contentnea Creek
from
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the south and is located between present Hookerton at the
mouth of Rainbow
Creek
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(in Greene County) and the junction of Great and Little
Contentnea Creeks,
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where the boundaries of Greene, Lenoir and Pitt Counties
converge."
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I could be wrong, but it appears to me that Easley lived on
the Jones
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Tract and William lived a distance away. There is no way of
telling what
happened
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to the Jones tract in the next generation. Warre Kilpatrick
moved to Craven
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County on Moseley Creek and lived next to a Jones and there
was some
litagation
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between the Jones and Kilpatrick families. This is a different
Jones tract
than
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what Alexander bought.
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Alexander had a Will, but it appears to have been lost. The
children of
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Alexander and Elizabeth were Easley, John, William and several
daughters,
one of
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whom may have been Elizabeth's daughter by her first marriage.
John had a
Will
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which provides us with a lot of information on this
generation. He names his
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brothers and four brothers-in-law and one child for each. This
compiler
assumes
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the children named were the first born. It is not clear if
the
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brothers-in-law, Henry Turner, Aaron Grizzard, Alexander
Harper, and Thomas
Carver,
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were his sisters husbands, his wife's brothers, or a
combination. Mrs.
Neuhauser
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thinks they were a combination, but this compiler thinks they
were John's
sister's
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husbands. Henry Turner was later referred to as a cousin and
had land
dealings
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with William Kilpatrick. Julia Combs points out that the term
"cousin" in
this
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time period usually referred to a nephew or niece. She has a
copy of a survey
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for a land grant to John Turner, son of Henry. The Turners
were in Henrico
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County, but I do not see the Harpers or Grizzards. Alexander
Harper had a son
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Francis as did William Kilpatrick. Thomas Carter named a son
Alexander which
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indicates Thomas' wife was a Kilpatrick. We must not forget
that Elizabeth
had a
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daughter by Philip Martin. No effort has been made to follow
the lines of the
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girls at this point as due to the lack of records it would be
almost
impossible
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to determine who was a Kilpatrick. I will mention there is
great interest by
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the Harper family in trying to determine which girl was a
Kilpatrick.
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NOTE: In 2000, I sent Virginia Easley DeMarce a copy of the
Will of John
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Kilpatrick and asked her opinion. She was of the opinion that
that all four
of the
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girls mentioned in the Will were children of Alexander and
Elizabeth or
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Elizabeth's daughter by her first marriage.
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There is little doubt that all the Kilpatrick's in this area
descend from
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Alexander as there was no other person of this name in the
area. There is no
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indication any of the later Kilpatrick's moved into the area
from other
places.
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Thus it appears we are all cousins although most of us today
do not bear the
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name Kilpatrick.
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There are several Kilpatrick's in the early and mid l800's
listed in Pitt,
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Lenoir, and Greene Census Reports that can't be placed with a
parent. Many
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carry the name John or William. If any member of the family
has additional
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information on the above lines, please let this compiler
know.
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Alexander Kilpatrick had at least the following children who
were probably
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also the children of his wife Elizabeth Easley.
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Easley
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John
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William
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daughter who md Thomas Carter
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daughter who md Henry Turner
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maybe a daughter who md Aaron Grizzard
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maybe a daughter who md Alexander Harper
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Elizabeth's daughter Elizabeth could have been one of the
above daughters.
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