b. Goshen, New York

d. Bates Co., Missouri

Sixth Generation! James,3 JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01] (1st s/o Henry,2 & Abigail (WHEELER) JAYNE; of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. (1Gs/o.. Isaac,1 JAYNE and Mary JONES) of Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY. to North PA. (2Gs/o...William,2 and Elizabeth (WOODHULL) JAYNE; of Setauket, Suffolk Co., NY. to Blooming Grove, Orange Co., NY.) (3Gs/o.. William,1 & 2nd Wife Anna (BIGGS) DeJeane) of Bristol, Gloustershire, England to Setauket, Long Island, NY. (4Gs/o.. Henry,1 DeJeane & Wife Unknown) of Oxford, England b. 14 Mar 1774, near Goshen, Orange Co., Ney York d. 24 May 1860, age 86yrs, 2mths, & 10 days, Wallens Creek, Jonesville, Lee Co., Va.; Buried: Clark Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; [REF:#10.] Where a "Single" Headstone marks his grave; [See: Cem.Rec.] He married twice, first at the age of 22yrs Officiatied by the Rev. Charles HARDY on 22 Oct. 1796 in Washington Co., Virginia to [See: m.rec.] 21 year old Miss Barbara Wilson; (2nd Dau of: Abraham Wilson and Mother: Catherine LIVINGSTON) b. __ ___ 1775, in Augusta Co,., Va.; d. 15 Oct  1805, age 30yrs, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., Virginia [REF:#26.] or d. 26 Nov 1806, age 31yrs, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., Virginia [WBk:#2,pg244] Buried: Clark Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; [REF:#10.] Where a "Single" Headstone marks her grave; [See: Cem.Rec.] They had 4 children born to this first union; At age 33yrs he married a second time, about 1807, Lee Co., VA., to [See: m.rec.] 22 year old Miss Hannah SIMS; She was the daughter of James SIMS, Jr. and wife Elizabeth SOWDERS) b. 01 Dec 1785, Washington Co., VA; d. 22 Jun 1868, age 82yrs, 6mths, & 21 days, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., Virginia Buried in the Clark Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; [REF:#10.] Where a "Single" Headstone marks her grave; [See: Cem.Rec.] They had 8 children born to this second union:

FIRST MARRIAGE: *1796, VA. Miss Barbary Wilson,  They had 4 Children born to this 1st Union:   (2 Sons & 2 Dau's)
Son/Dau	Click on Name for More Inf.	b.-d.	Married/Info.	Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.01. 1st Son:	William,8 JAYNE,	VA. *1797-1883 86yrs VA.	m. c1818 VA. Barbary FRITZ,	6Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.02. 1st Dau:	Catherine,4 JAYNE,	VA. *1799-1824 24yrs VA.	m. c1817 VA. Martin,2 SIMS,	3Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.03. 2nd Dau:	Abigail,5 JAYNE,	VA. c1804-1824 80yrs VA.	m. c1826 VA. Henry DOUGHTY,	8Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.00. 2nd Son:	Un-named "Infant Son"	VA. c1806-18?? ??yrs VA.	Listed in 1810, 20 Census!
SECOND MARRIAGE: c1807, VA. Miss Hannah SIMS,,  They had 8 Children born to this 2nd Union: (4 Son & 4 Dau's)
1.1.2.3.4.01.04. 1st Dau:	Elizabeth "Betsy" JAYNE,	VA. *1808-1873 65yrs MO.	m. *1825 VA. Benjamin WARREN,	14Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.05. 1st Son:	John,5 JAYNE,	VA. *1809-1890 80yrs VA.	m. *1830 VA. Hannah MUNCY,	3Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.06. 2nd Dau:	Lucy Abigail JAYNE,	VA. c1813-1844 31yrs VA.	m. *1835 VA. Wm. Joseph MUNCY,	4Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.07. 3rd Dau:	Minerva Eleanora JAYNE,	VA. *1814-1897 82yrs MO.	Never Married!	N/A
1.1.2.3.4.01.08. 2nd Son:	Martin Sims JAYNE,	VA. *1818-1892 73yrs MO.	m. c1846 VA. Miriam "Eliza" DOUGHTERY,	10Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.09. 3rd Son:	James,4 Wheeler JAYNE,	VA. *1821-1884 62yrs MO.	m. *1846 VA. 1st Elizabeth Minerva DeVAULT,	5Ch.
"2nd"	"2nd"	"2nd"	m. *1864 MO. Widow Mary E. (Zion) LUCAS,	6Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.10. 4th Dau:	Mariah "Moriah" JAYNE,	VA. *1824-1871 47yrs VA.	m. c1847 VA. Russell B. DeVAULT,	0Ch.
1.1.2.3.4.01.11. 4th Son:	Claiborne S. JAYNE,	VA. c1830-1862 32yrs VA.	m. *1852 VA. 1st Rebecca SKAGGS,	3Ch.
"2nd"	"2nd"	"2nd"	m. c1857 VA. Martha E. JESSEE,	3Ch.
65    Known Grandchildren/1st Cousins

<--- My JAYNE Family Story�,  of NY., VA., MO., CA. of America~1991

My Great-Grear-Grandfather James,3 JAYNE was the first born of Henry,2 JAYNE and wife Abigail WHEELER, near Goshen, Orange County, New York, on the 14th. of March 1774. A few days [9 ] later on March 23rd, 1774 Patrick HENRY addressed the revolutionary convention in Richmond, Va., with the famous exclamation: " Give me liberty or give me death!"  James,3 JAYNE was the oldest of the eleven children, and at the age of 9 years (1783) his family moved from Orange Co., NY. to Washington Co. Virginia, where he was raised to manhood.      COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA  The colonization of the American continent in modern times began with the arrival of three boatloads of English immigrants in May, 1607 on the northeast shore of James River in the present state of Virginia. The English originally applied the name "Virginia" in honor of Elizabeth I, the virgin Queen, to all of North America not controlled by the Spanish or the French. One of the leaders was Captain John Smith, a daring adventurous fellow with an inquisitive mind who had been in many tight situations on the outskirts of civilization. With a score of companions, he sailed into several of the many bays and river openings along the zigzagging east coast, and thus became acquainted with the lay of the land. Having done nothing to provide food for that winter of 1607, more than half of the colony succumbed from illness and lack of nourishing food. The next summer of 1608 brought them new supplies from England and 120 more immigrants. In the fall of 1608 the colony of 130 or 140 persons was joined by 70 more immigrants with supplies in the third expedition from England. At the beginning of the next winter in 1609 the colony consisted of 490 persons. When the spring of 1610 arrived there were only 60 persons left in the colony. Determined to return to England, the remaining group embarked on a ship leaving out of the mouth of the James River, when Virginia bound ships under the command of Lord Delaware came into sight. Against their own judgment, the disgruntled colonist were persuaded to return to their abandoned homes in Virginia. Early in 1610 more food and additional colonists arrived from England. Virginia became a royal colony in 1624. From then until 1776, when it announced its independence from England, it was in almost constant trouble with the Crown or its representatives. Mainly, the colonist objected to the arbitrary action of the colony officials and their ruthless demands. Every month in the year, with the exception of the winter months, boatloads of new immigrants arrived. More and more settlements were established, some as far as the Potomac River. By 1700 their were more than 80,000 persons living in the Tidewater region of Virginia. Twenty thousand more had come by 1717. During the next 37 years, the population increased by almost two hundred per cent, reaching 284,000 by 1754.

1st Marriage Mr. JAYNE & Miss Wilson Mr. James JAYNE, age 22yrs 1st Son of Henry,2 & Abigail (Wheeler) JAYNE and Miss Barbary Wilson, age 21yrs Daughter of Abraham Wilson and Mother: Catherine LIVINGSTON, were married in the Home of the Bride, officialated by the Rev. Charles HARDY, a Methodist Minister of the Gospel, in Abingdon, Washington Co., Virginia on 22nd October 1796 <--- [per: REF:#1] [Need Mariage Bk.#??, Page#???]

Warranty Deed, 200 acres

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA   }                                             } SS. Dated: October 19th, 1802  COUNTY of WASHINGTON               }

Jesse WHEELER of Washington County conveyed 200 acres lying in Washington County, Va. adjoining SCOTTS and others, to James JAYNE for 200 pounds, and the same date, James JAYNE conveyed 100 acres lying on a branch of "Hungers Mothers" in then Washington County, to Henry JAYNE, Jr, [His Brother] for 100 pounds  Source: [Deed Book, No.3 - pg. 10, 11; Washington, Co., Va.; ]

Note: James,3 JAYNE, age 28 was a land owner in Washington Co., by 19 Oct. 1802; James,3 Jayne and his brother Henry,3 Jayne Jr. received 100 acres each from their mothers brother Jesse Wheeler. With the county boundary changes, this land is now in the Smyth Co., VA. area.

James,3 JAYNE, Warranty Deed 258 acres

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA   }                                             } SS. Dated: September 25th 1804  COUNTY of LEE           }

Richard HORNE and wife Milly of Lee County, Va. convey 258 acres  lying on "Wallens Creek" in Lee County, Virginia from my originally a land  grant part of 358 acres which the said HORNE's purchased by deed of 11 June 1799 from John THOMPSON and Thomas GIBBONS to:  James JAYNE and wife Barbara (Wilson), of Washington County, Virginia  for sum of $3.89 per acre, a total $1,000      \LS Richard ( X ) HORNE { Seal }                       (His Mark)      \LS Milly ( X) HORNE { Seal }                  (Her Mark)  Source: [Deed Book No.2 - pg. 175; Lee Co., Va.; Sep. 25, 1804]

<---See: Google.com Map!       GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 36.69595�N, Longitude: -82.96875�W <---See: Placename.com Map! GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 36.73207�N, Longitude: -82.99210�W  Note: James,3 JAYNE, age 30 and Wife Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE. age 29 remained in Washington Co. VA., for only four years of their marriage life. A record shows on 25 Sep. 1804 they purchase some 258 acres of property around Wallens Creek, Lee County, Va. for $3.89 per acre, known as "Jayne Homestead"

Warranty Deed, 100 acres

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA   }                                             } SS. Dated: October 15th, 1805  COUNTY of WASHINGTON               }

James JAYNE and Wife Barbara JAYNE of Lee County, VA. conveyed 100 acres lying on "Hungers Mother" in Washington County, Virgina. to Jacob WOLF of Washington County, Virginia for $266.      LS\ James JAYNE { Seal }      LS\ Barbara JAYNE { Seal }  Source: Deed Book, No.6 - pg. 411; Washington Co., Virginia

Note:About a year later James,3 & Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE sold their 100 acre property in Washington Co. VA. on 15 Oct. 1805. They received $2.66 per acre, for their Washington Co., property. It is apparent that both could at least Write their name, their was no X marking for signatures.

1806 July 13th ~ Warranty Deed, 158 acres

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA   }                                                               } SS. Dated: July 13th 1806  COUNTY of LEE                                 }

James JAYNE of Lee County sold 158 acres, part of the land purchased from Richard HORNE and his wife Milly HORNE by deed 25 Sep. 1804, to Abraham Wilson, Jr. in consideration of $500       \LS James JAYNE{ Seal }       Witnessed by \S William CAMPBELL       Witnessed by \S James HIX       Witnessed by \S Charles CARTER       Witnessed by \S Francis IRBY  Source: Deed Book, No.2 - pg. 244; Lee Co., Va.; July 13, 1806

Note: A record shows that James,3 JAYNE, age 32 sold 158 acres to his brother-in-law Abraham Wilson, Jr. for $3.16 per acre, on Jul 13, 1806 NOTE: and his 1st wife Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE was NOT listed on the deed transaction.

Lee County, Virginia [Obit-BK 2, pg244]  1806 November 26th ~ County Court, towit:

At a Court held for Lee County.  on the motion of James JAYNE by his attorney the Court doth assign him guardian of his infant children: [#1. 1st Son:] William JAYNE, age 9yrs [#2. 1st Dau:] Catherine JAYNE, age 7yrs [#3. 2nd Dau:] Abigail JAYNE, age 2yrs  and it is ordered that he attend at this or the next Court to givebond for the true and faithful discharge of the said trust.

Note: ....prsjr

Mrs. Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE DEATH, age 30yrs 26th November 1805

The exact date Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE, death is not known, but per the above "Guardian Bond" she died prior to Nov 26th 1806. or to 13 Jul. 1806. She was probably buried in an unmarked grave in Lee Co., or carried back to Washington Co., where her father was buried, which is most unlikely. She left 3 young children: <--- #1. 1st Son: William,8 JAYNE, age 9yrs <--- #2. 1st Dau: Catherine JAYNE, age 7yrs <--- #3. 2nd Dau: little Abigail JAYNE, age 2yrs, and <--- #4. Childbirth Son: this writer believes an Unknown infant son at the time of her death!

Lee County, Virginia  1808 May 24th ~ County Court, towit:

At a Court held for Lee County.  Ordered that James JAYNE be overseer of the road in the room? of Abraham, WILSON and the said WILSON give him a list of tithables.

Note: This must be Abraham, Jr. WILSON, he is James,3 JAYNE, "Brother-In-Law" ....prsjr

2nd Marriage Mr. JAYNE & Miss SIMS Mr. James JAYNE, age 33yrs 1st Son of Henry,2 & Abigail (Wheeler) JAYNE and Miss Hannah SIMS, age 22yrs Daughter of James SIMS, Jr. and wife Elizabeth SOWDERS, were married in the Home of the Bride, in Johnsville, Lee Co., Virginia on __th ___? 1807 <--- [per: REF:#1] [Need Mariage Bk.#??, Page#???]

Lee County, Virginia  1817 January ~ County Court, towit:

At a Court held for Lee County.  Ordered that James JAYNE be overseer of the road in the room? of Absalom COX and that he keep the same in repair with a list of tithable assigned to said COX.  James JAYNE,    Charles HAMBLEM,   John FRITZ,   John CLARK, and    Thomas BLAKEMORE  Were appointed by the Court, October 28, 1817, to view a road from James JAYNE's the nearest way crossing "Powell River" to the Courthouse.

Note: ....prsjr

James,3 JAYNE can be found with Family:  1820 Census Dated: 23 April 1820  Lee Co., Virginia  [Roll M-33, State Reel 130, Page 131; Line 09 ] James JAYNE, age 46 (45 Over) Wife: HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 35 (30 to 40)      #3 2nd. Dau: ABIGAIL, 5 JAYNE; age 16 b. 1804 (16 to 26)      #0 2nd. Son: Unknown JAYNE; age 14 b. 1806 (10 to 16)      #4 3rd. Dau: ELIZABETH, 7 JAYNE; age 12 b. 1808 (10 to 16)      #5 3rd. Son: JOHN, 5 JAYNE; age 11 b. 1809 (10 to 16)      #6 4th. Dau: LUCY ABIGAIL JAYNE; age 7 b. 1813 (10 Under)      #7 5th. Dau: MINERVA E JAYNE; age 5 b. 1815 (10 Under)      #8 4th. Son: MARTIN SIMS JAYNE: age 2 b. 1818 (10 Under)

The 1820 Census, record of Lee Co., VA., shows James,3 JAYNE, age 46 & 2nd. Wife Hannah (SimS) JAYNE, age 35 with the above children;

<--- My JAYNE Family Story�,  of NY., VA., MO., CA. of America~1991

My Great-Great-Grandfather James,3 JAYNE, was 50, years old, in Lee Co., VA. (1824) when his mother Abigail (Wheeker) JAYNE died, back in Washington Co., (Now Smyth Co.] VA.  He was also mentioned in his fathers Will of 1822 age 54yrs (1828) when his father died, in Washington Co., VA.

James,3 JAYNE can be found with Family:  1830 Census Dated: 15 June 1830  Lee Co., Virginia  [Roll M-19, State Reel 191, Page 308; Line 08] H/H James JAYNE, age 56 (50 to 60) Wife: HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 45 (40 to 50)      #00. 2nd. Son: Unknown JAYNE; age 24 b. 1806 (20 to 30)      #06. 4th. Dau: LUCY ABIGAIL JAYNE; age 17 b. 1813 (15 to 20)      #07. 5th. Dau: MINERVA E JAYNE; age 15 b. 1815 (10 to 15)      #08. 4th. Son: MARTIN SIMS JAYNE: age 12 b. 1818 (10 to 15)      #09. 5th. Son: J. WHEELER JAYNE: age 9 b. 1821 (05 to 10)<---My Great-Grandfather!      #10. 6th. Dau: MARIAH JAYNE: age 5 b. 1825 (05 to 10)      #11. 6th. Son: CLAIBORNE S. JAYNE: age 5/12 b. 1830 (05 Under)

A record shows James,3 JAYNE, age 56yrs & 2nd. Wife HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 45yrs in the 1830 Census for Lee Co., VA;      (Children NOT listed with this family Unit in the 1830 Census.)      #03. 2nd. Dau: ABIGAIL, 5 JAYNE; age 26 b. 1804, m. 1826 VA. Henry DOUGHTY      #04. 3rd. Dau: ELIZABETH, 7 JAYNE; age 22 b. 1808, m. *1825 VA. Benjamin WARREN      3rd. Son: JOHN, 5 JAYNE; age 21 b. 1809, m. *1830 VA. Hannah MUNCY

James,3 JAYNE, Warrant Number 11130

Commonwealth of Virginia, Lee County  Survey      Date: Feb 13th 1834;  Recorded Date: Aug 07th 1835, <---Click on Thumbnail for Original Plat

I the undersigned, Surveyed for James JAYNE, 89 acres of land in Lee Co, by virture the Virginia Land Office, Treausary Warrant Number 11130, date Febuary 13th 1834, towit: Beginning on Wallens Ridge, at a Chestnut and Black Oak on the South side of the said Ridge;  A corner to a Survey made for Martin SIMS; and with his said line:  North 68�, East 118 Poles to a Chestnut & double Chestnut;  Thence North 20� Poles to a Hickory & Chestnut;  Thence North 68�, East 40 Poles to a Black Oak;  Thence South 72� East 43 Poles to two Beeches and a Chestnut Oak, below the head of a Spring;  Thence South 68�, East 74 Poles to three Chestnuts form one root;  Thence North 36�, West 68 Poles to a Stake in TAYLORS line and with his line;  South 71�, West 271 Poles to a Black Chestnut & a White Oak;  Thence South 36�, East 62 Poles to the place of Beginning.      LS\ CLAIBORNE ANDERSON, D.S.      LS\ JOHN I. MACKFURLANE?, S.L.  Source: Survey Book, Lee Co., Va.; Aug. 07, 1835, Copied from the Court House by my Dau Tracy Sarrett July 21, 1987

Note: On 07 Aug. 1835, Lee Co., VA., James,3 JAYNE, age 61yrs, added another 89 acres to his 258 acres in 1804, now making a total of 347 adjoining acres;

James,3 JAYNE, Warrant Number ____?

Commonwealth of Virginia, Lee County  Survey      Date: Mar 09th 1836;  Recorded Date: Jun 15th 1836, <---Click on Thumbnail for Original Plat

I the undersigned, Surveyed for James JAYNE, 44 acres, in Lee Co., by virtue of the Virginia Land Office, Treasury Warrant Number ______?, Date January 14, 1834, towit: On the waters of Wallens Creek and on the North side of Powells Mountain;  Beginning at a Chestnut, Oak, Hickory & Sourwood in a line with James JAYNE'S land,  S 45�, E 46 Poles to a Popular, Chestnut & a Chestnut Oak, on the North side of said line;  Thence N 64�, E 166 Poles to a Popular & three Sasasfrass saplings;  Thence N 28�, W 43 Poles to a Popular, Chestnut & Sasasfrass sapling, in line of DOUGHERTY'S line;  Thence with an original line of said James JAYNE'S land S 64�, W 178 Poles to the place of Beginning.      LS\ JOHN BERRY, L.S.      LS\ JOHN I. MACKFURLANE?, S.L.  Source: Survey Book, Lee Co., Va.; Mar. 09, 1836, Copied from the Court House by my Dau Tracy Sarrett July 21, 1987

Note: On 09 Mar. 1836, Lee Co., VA., James,3 JAYNE, age 62, added another 44 acres to his 347 acres, now making a total of 391 adjoining acres;

James,3 JAYNE, 4th Assignee

Commonwealth of Virginia, Lee County  Survey      Date: Aug 29th 1836;  Entered Date: Aug 27th 1836, <---Click on Thumbnail for Original Plat

I the undersigned, Surveyed for James JAYNE, 31 acres, in Lee Co. Assignee of William MARVIN, Assignee of John RASNICK, Assignee of ROBERT DUFF by virtue of the Virginia Land Office, Treasury Warrant Number 10555, Date April 12, 1831, towit:  By laying on Both sides of Wallens Creek, Beginning at a Black Walnut and White Oak, a corner to Harry SMITH'S land;  Thence N 25� W 48 Poles to two Black Oaks near TAYLOR'S Survey;  Thence bordering on the same line S 50� W 218 Poles to a Chestnut & Beech at DOUGHERTY'S Corner;  Thence with Harry SMITH'S line N 66� E 212 Poles to the place of Beginning.      LS\ JOHN BERRY, L.S.      LS\ JOHN I. MACKFURLANE?, S.L.,  Source: Survey Book, Lee Co., Va.; Aug. 27, 1836, Copied from the Court House by my Dau Tracy Sarrett July 21, 1987

Note: On 27 Aug. 1836, Lee Co., VA., James,3 JAYNE, age 62, added another 31 acres to his 391 acres, now making a total of 422 adjoining acres;

James,3 JAYNE, can be found with Family:  1840 Census Dated: 16 May 1840  Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia;  [Roll M704_0566; Page: 110; Line:# 19] H/H James JAYNE, age 66 (60 to 70) Wife: HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 55 (50 TO 60)      #7. 3rd Dau: MINERVA E. JAYNE, age 25 b. 1815 (20 to 30)      #8. 2nd Son: MARTIN S. JAYNE, age 21 b. 1818(20 to 30)      #9. 3rd Son: James W. JAYNE, age 19 b. 1821 (15 to 20)<---My Gr-Grandfather!      #10 4th Dau: MARIAH JAYNE, age 15 b. 1825 (15 to 20)      #11 4th Son: CLAIBORNE S. JAYNE, age 10 b. 1830 (10 to 15)

We have identified James,3 JAYNE, age 66 & 2nd. Wife HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 55 in the 1840 Census for Lee Co., VA; They had 5 of their children living with them, the others had married and had families of their own.

James,3 JAYNE, Survey 136 acres

Commonwealth of Virginia, Lee County  Survey      Date: Jun 09th 1841;  Entered Date: Jun 07th 1841, <---Click on Thumbnail for Original Plat

I the undersigned, Surveyed for James JAYNE, 136 acres, in Lee Co., Asignee of Claiborne ANDERSON by virtue of the Virginia Land Office, Treasury Warrant Number 14278, (sic or 98) Dated Febuary 26, 1840, towit:  By laying on the North side of Powell's Mountain,  Beginning at a Chestnut on the North side of said Mountain, Corners to [Son-In-Law] Rodney WARREN'S land;  Thence S 64�, W 166 Poles to a Popular, Chestnut and a diseased Oak, Corners of said James JAYNE and [Son-In-Law] Rodney WARREN'S land.  Thence N 45�, W 46 Poles to Pointers;  Thence S 62�, W 230 Poles to a large Popular and Buckeye;  Thence N 65�, W 8 Poles to a small Popular and White Walnut on BROCK'S line, and with said line; S 40�, E 84 Poles to a Popular and Chestnut Oak on the top of the said Powell's Mountain;  Thence along the top of same N 55, E 104 Poles to a Stake;  Thence N 64 1/2�, E 112 Poles to a Stake;  Thence N 69�, E 156 [sic or 106] to three Chestnut Oaks, on the top of said Powell's Mountain;  Thence N 30�, W 40 Poles to the place of Beginning.      LS\ CLAIBORNE ANDERSON, D.S.  Source: Survey Book, Lee Co., Va.; Page 117, Jun. 09, 1841, Copied from the Court House by my Dau Tracy Sarrett July 21, 1987

Note: On 09 Jun. 1841, Lee Co., VA., James,3 JAYNE, age 67, added another 136 acres to his 391 acres, now making a total of 558 adjoining acres;

James,3 JAYNE, can be found with Family:  1850 Census Dated: 11 Oct 1850, Enumerated by: Stephen S. CANTELL?  Districe #31, Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia;  [Roll M432_0955; Page: 408b; F-Visit# 1482] H/H James JAYNE, age 76 b. 1774 NY. Farmer $2,000 Wife: HANNAH (SIMS) JAYNE, age 65 b. 1785 VA. m. 43yrs James,3 1807      #11. 4th Son: CLAIBORNE S. JAYNE, age 21 b. 1830 VA. Home Farm Labor

In the 1850, Census, for Lee Co., VA; James,3 JAYNE, age 76 and 2nd Wife Hannah (SIMS) JAYNE, age 65. was still farming the land like his father did 72 years earlier. Hanah (Sims) JAYNE, listed she could NOT Read or Write!  All of James,3 and Hannah (SIMS) JAYNE children had left the farm except Claiborne S. JAYNE who was 21 and helping his father on the Farm;  The remaining farm was Valued at $2,000. They were living next door to Son-in-Law Benjamin & Elizabeth (Jayne) WARREN (F.G.1490) and adjoining My Gr-Grandfather, 3rd son J. Wheeler & Elizabeth (DeVault) JAYNE (F.G. 1483)

<--- My JAYNE Family Story�,  of NY., VA., MO., CA. of America~1991

The story goes that my Great-Grandfather, 3rd son J. Wheeler JAYNE, built his first home on the property just south of his father James,3 JAYNE's farm house, he had married a Tennessee girl by the name of "Eliza" M. DeVAULT, and along with their 1st John C. JAYNE who was only 3 yrs. old all worked on the original JAYNE farm.      Brother Stephen,7 JAYNE, age 66 was living with his Son-in-Law on a $800 value farm 4 homesteads to the south. Son Martin,1 Sims JAYNE was married to Marian "Eliza" DOUGHERTY and children, were trying to make a living on a $800 valued farm 5 homestead away from his fathers. The oldest son John,5 & Hannah (Muncy) JAYNE age 43 had the largest farm of all the sons it was listed as a $2,000 value.      When James and Hannah (Sims) JAYNE youngest son Claiborne S. JAYNE [Last child of eleven children] was first married in Feb. 1852 to Rebecca SKAGGS they moved in with father James & Hannah (Sims) JAYNE on the original homestead.

<--- My JAYNE Family Story�,  of NY., VA., MO., CA. of America~1991

My Great-Great-Grandfather James,3 JAYNE died on the 24th of May 1860, at the age of 86 years, 2 months, and 10 days, in Jonesville, Lee Co., Va., he was Buried in the Clark-Jayne Cemetery, a Headstone marks his grave. James,3 JAYNE was a enterprising man, obtained land by purchase and grant, and within a few years he owned most of the land lying on Wallens Creek in Lee County west of Hunter's Gap for a few miles. He continued to add to his holdings, and he deeded most of his land to his children, sons and son-in-laws, upon their marriages or before on which to establish homes. The Wallens Creek area was more or less a JAYNE Settlement for several years.      James,3 JAYNE was a well-known citizen of the county, active in the civic and political life of the community. He engaged in farming, as all pioneers of that day, they had well stocked storehouses for comfortable living, and their houses were as the best in the county.      James,3 JAYNE provided well for his large and growing family. All their houses were constructed of hewed logs as were the majority of the homes of the pioneers of Lee County. James,3 JAYNE'S original 1804 home, stood near the site where Dr. Nat EWING'S farm now stands (1975) and the Clark-Jayne Family Cemetery lies a short distance east of Nat's house. This is where James,3 JAYNE and Wife Hannah (Sims), along with several members of their family are buried.  by: Mrs Roselle E. (Jayne) Sarrett

Clark-Jayne Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., Virginia The Jayne Family Cemetery is at the intersection of State Route #612 and State Road #823 on the original Jayne farm.
"1st Wife" Barbara (Wilson) JAYNE, b. __ ___ 1775 ~ d. 15 Oct 1805, age 30yrs, __mths, & __ days <-See: Find A Grave Memorial# 66393422 [Created by: Paul R Sarrett, Mar 02, 2011]	"Father" James JAYNE, b. 14 March 1774 ~ d. 24 May 1860, age 86yrs, 2mths, & 10 days, <-See: Find A Grave Memorial# 66392812 [Created by: Paul R Sarrett, Mar 02, 2011]	"2nd Wife" Hannah SIMS, b. 01 Dec 1785 ~ d. 22 Jun 1868, age 82yrs, 6mths, & 21 days, <-See: Find A Grave Memorial# 66394453 [Created by: Paul R Sarrett, Mar 02, 2011]
<---See: FAGrave.com Map! GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 36.69595, Longitude: -82.96875 <---See: Google.com Map!    GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 36.69595, Longitude: -82.96875 <---See: SFA�-Jayne Cemetery Records, Lee County, Virginia

James,3 JAYNE, dec'd Estate Appraisal

Note: It is apparent that James,3 JAYNE, dec'd died in "Intestate, [No Will], and 3rd Son J. Wheeler JAYNE, came forward, some 3 months later and filed for Estate Administrator, [No record found of his Surity Bond, by this writer] for his father James,3 JAYNE, dec'd, but a record shows, the below friends & neighbors, appraised the property and submitted to the court a NET ESTATE of $1,604.45  At this time in Virginia, the "Widow" had no right's to the deceased property. No record found of the Estate Administrator, setting up a "Homestead & Dowry" for his Step-Mother the Widow Hannah (Sims) JAYNE, age 75yrs????

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA  Dated: June 29th 1860 ~ Recorded: 22 August, 1860  COUNTY of LEE

LEE COUNTY, VA. to wit:  This day personable appeared before me William MARSHALL a Justice of the Peace for said County; Benjamin A. BURCHETT - James H. DAVIS - Robert CLARK - Burwell BURCHETT - and Jacob G. DeVAULT, and was duly sworn to appraise the property of James JAYNE Sr. Deceased  Given under my hand the 29th. of June 1860      LS/ William MARSHALL, J.P.  Source: [Will Book pg. 366, 367, 368; Lee County, Virginia 22 Aug. 1860]

The undersigned after being sworn, recorded to value as follows:
1	Note of hand on William LAMBERT & John W. LAMBERT	$ 15.22	Due 31st day of Jan. 1858
1	Note of hand on MARTIAN P. JAYNE,	$ 21.87	Due 3rd. Jan. 1860
1	Note of hand on JAME	$ 77.00	Due 1st day of March 1861, with interest from date.
1	Note of hand on JAME	$121.00	Due 14th day of Nov. 1858
1	Note of hand on WILLIAM JAYNE	$150.00	Due 1st day of Feb. 1857  Credit by $20.00 for 1st day of March 1850
1	Note of hand on ROBERT CLARK	$138.31	Due 1st. day of Jan. 1860  Credit of $79.00 paid the 22nd. of Dec. 1859
1	Note of hand on JOHN JAYNE	$202.00	Due 1st day of Oct. 1837  Credit of $10.00 for 1st. day of March 1850  Credit of $12.00 for 1st. day of March 1849  Credit of $10.00 for 1st. day of Jan. 1849
1	Note of hand on RUPERT B. DeVAULT & MARTIAN P. JAYNE	$113.00	Due 14th day of Nov. 1858
1	Note of hand on RUPERT B. DeVAULT	$225.00	Due 26th day of Jan. 1856  Credit by $59.25 paid 1st day of March 1858
1	Note of hand on James WHEELER JAYNE	$ 60.20	Due 19th day of Jan. 1856  Credit by $52.50 paid 25th day of April 1860
1	Note of hand on James WORLEY	$125.00	Due 1st day of Jan. 1859  Credit by $60.00 paid 9th day of Dec. 1859
1	Note of hand on JOSHUA McCLANCY & ANDREW LOCKHART	$100.00	Due 19th day of Jan. 1856, with interest from date.  Credit by $10.00 paid 2nd day of March 1860  Credit by $10.00 paid 28th day of March 1859  Credit by $10.00 paid 6th day of Feb. 1858  Credit by $50.00 paid 19th day of Jan. 1856
1	Account on CLAIBORNE S. JAYNE	$ 11.00
1	Due bill on JEB WORLEY	$ 21.82	Credit by $1.15 paid 9th. of May 1859
Sold Personal/Home Assets
	To Cash on hand	$ 18.95
1	Heifer yearling	$ 6.00
1	Lot of Skillets	$ 1.25
1	Cutting Box and Knives	$ 1.25
5	Hogsheds, and 1 Gun	$ 21.00
1	Interest in one Cropcut	$ 21.00
1	Lot of Old Tools	$ 21.20
1	Broad Axe, 1 hoe, Auger & Chizels, some other Tools	$ 4.00
3	Whet Rocks & some Harrow Teeth	$ 21.75
1	pair Dog Grooms, 1 Baker, & 1 Oven & 1 Skillet	$ 4.50
1	Five Shovels, 1 Fm? Hoods, and 1 Tnibute?	$ 1.25
1	Fm? Steelyards, 1 Frot?, 1 Oven	$ 2.00
1	Table, 5 Blankets, 1 Coffee Cot some Buckets, 1 Funnel, 1 Brush,	$ 2.00
1	Tin Baker, 2 Frair, Sheep Shears	$ 7.25
1	Wire Seive, 2 Mont Irons	$ .75
1	Little Wheel	$ 1.00
1	Saddle	$ .50
3	Pieces of Sole Leather	$ 3.50
2	Tramels, 1 Bar of Iron	$ 2.50
1	Tin Trunk	$ .62
1	Razor, Shaving Cup, Soap & Brush	$ .25
6	Chairs	$ 1.00
1	Clock	$ 3.00
2	Dishes, 7 Plates, 8 Spoons, 4 Knifes, 3 Forks,  some Kitchen Spoons, 7 Glass Tumblers, some Bottles	$ 4.50
1	Cupboard	$ 10.00
2	Dog Irons, 1 Shovel, 1 pair Tongues	$ 2.50
9	Books aported?	$ 1.50
1	Bed Stead, 1 Bed & Furniture	$ 21.00
1	Bed & Furniture	$ 23.00
1	Real	$ 1.00
8	Slays	$ 3.00
1	Log Chain	$ 2.00
1	Scyith & Cradle	$ 1.50
1	Pair Britches	$ 2.00
1	Hand Saw	$ .85
1	Grind Stone	$ 2.00
	TOTAL NOTES DUE		$1,367.78
	TOTAL ASSETS		$ 237.67
	NET ESTATE		$1,604.45
In the State of Virginia, the court continued and held for Lee County at the Court House thereof on Wednesday, the 22nd. day of August 1860.  A bill of appraisement of the personal property of James JAYNE, Sr. (dec'd) was taken today open to the Court, and ordered to be recorded.      LS/ H. P. MORGAN, Clerk

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA  Dated: June 22nd 1860 ~ Recorded: 22 August, 1860  COUNTY of LEE
LEE COUNTY, VA. to wit:  Property sold by James W. JAYNE, Administrator of the Estate of James,3 JAYNE, Sr., dec'd July 27th. 1860
Claiborne P. JAYNE	1 Heifer	$ 9.00
Jame	5 Barrolls	$ 1.50
Jame	1 Auger & 2 Chzels	$ .50
Jame	1 Lot of Tools	$ .75
Jame	1 Piece Leather	$ 1.05
Jame	1 Saddle	$ .50
Jame	3 Whet Rocks	$ 1.00
Jame	8 Books	$ .25
Source: [Will Book pg. 366, 367, 368; Lee County, Virginia 22 Aug. 1860]

"Widow" Hannah (Sims) JAYNE, age 75yrs can be found with Family:  1860 Census Dated: 03 August 1860, Enumerated by: Thos. S. GEBSON?  Western District, Lee County, Virginia  [Roll M-653, Reel 1357, Pg. 827, F.G. 1036] H/H Hannah (Sims) JAYNE, age 74 b. VA. House Keeper, $0/$150      #7 3rd Dau: Elender JAYNE, age 47 b. 1813, No Occupation?

In the 1860, Census, for Lee Co., VA; The Widow Hannah (Sims) JAYNE, age 75yrs & only $150 dollars to her name, was still living the land with her Spinster daughter Minerva "Elender" JAYNE, age 47 were living in the small house, next to my Great-Grandfather: J. Wheeler JAYNE and Wife Elizabeth (DeVAULT) JAYNE, who moved into the big house ($6,00 Land Value & $1,274 Personal Value) with his family, and adjoining son Claiborne S. JAYNE (F.G. 1037, LAND $4,000, Personal Value $1,000;

CONFEDERATE VIRGINIA TROOPS (Confederate States of America, CSA)  The Civil War, was just now breaking out and the "Widow" Hannah (Sims) JAYNE, in her late 70's saw brother fight vs. brother.  Robert Lee JAYNE, 27yrs with 8th Reg., MO. Inf. UNION aginst brother David Mc JAYNE, 24yrs with 25th Reg., VA. Cavalry <--- #11. Her 4th Son: Clabourn S. JAYNE, 31yrs 2nd Lieutenant, in Co., B, 50th Regiment, Virginia Infantry      [He died of "Smallpox" 06th Nov. 1862, age 32yrs] <--- #08.01 Her Grandson: Wm. "Francis" JAYNE, 13 to 17yrs with 64th Reg. VA. Mtd. Inf. <--- #09.01 Her Grandson: John C. JAYNE, 14 to 18yrs with 64th Reg. VA. Mtd. Inf.  After the War in 1865, she died three years later, on Jun 22, 1868, at the age of 82 years, 6 months, and 21 days. She is buried along her husband in the Clark-Jayne Cemetery, Lee Co., VA., a Headstone marks her grave.

The Following are the Children of:
James,3 JAYNE & both Wives Barbary Wilson and Hannah SIMS

Seventh Generation! William,8 JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.01] (1st Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 1st Wife: Barbary WILSON, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 11 Sep. 1797, in Washington Co., [Now Smyth Co.] Va.; d. 25 Feb. 1883, age 85yrs, 5mths, & 14 days, in Lee Co., Va. Buried in the Muncy Cemetery, near Long Branch, Lee Co., VA; At the age of 21, he married, about 1818, (Based on birth of first Child ..prs) in Washington or Lee Co., Va., to: 22 year old Miss Barbara FRITZ (Fritts?), (Dau of JOHN FRITZ, a soldier in the Revolution, and his wife MARY (maiden surname unknown) FRITZ) b. 15 Jun. 1796, Location Unknown on VA., based on Census [In [REF:# 1.] she states "probably in North Carolina, but the place is not definitely known"] d. about 1892, at the age of 96 years, in Lee Co., VA; Buried in the Muncy Cemetery, near Long Branch, Lee Co., VA; Record indicates they had at least Six Children born to this Union:

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Seventh Generation! Catherine,4 JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.02] (1st Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 1st Wife: Barbary WILSON, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 05 Jul. 1799, in Washington Co., [Now Smyth Co.] Va.; d. 27 Feb. 1824, at the young age of 24 years, 7 months, and 22 days, in Lee Co., Va, Buried in the JAYNE family Cemetery, along Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA.; At age 18yrs she married about 1817-18, Lee Co., VA. to: 18 year old Martin,2 SIMS; (Son of James SIMS, Jr. and his wife ELIZABETH (SOWDERS) SIMS) b. 10 Jul 1799, in Lee Co., Va.; d. 03 Dec 1882, at the age of 82 years, 4 months, and 23 days, in Lee Co., VA; They had three children born from this 1st union; CATHERINE (JAYNE) SIMS, died the same year 2nd Son James MONROE SIMS was born. At age 27yrs Martin,2 SIMS married a second time about 1826-7, in Lee Co., Va., to 18 year old Miss Lucy WILBURN; b. 1808, in Tennessee; d. after 1883, at the age of 75 years, it is not known where she died or where she was buried; They had four children born from this second marriage: FIRST MARRIAGE: c1817 VA. Miss Catherine,4 JAYNE, 3Ch. 2.1 1st. Dau: MARY E. SIMS; b. 1820 2.2 1st. Son: JOHN D. SIMS; b. 1823 2.3 2nd. Son: James M. SIMS; b. 1824 SECOND MARRIAGE: 2.4 2nd. Dau: DORCAS SIMS; b. 1828 2.5 3rd. Dau: MOURNING SIMS; b. 1829 2.6 4th. Dau: HANNAH J. SIMS; b. 1837 2.7 3rd. Son: MARTIN W. SIMS; b. 1853

See Biographical Profile©  James SIMS, Jr. of Lee County, Virginia  for Continuation. <---Click on Thumbnail for Profile

Seventh Generation! Abigail,5 JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.03] (2nd Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 1st Wife: Barbary WILSON, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. about 1804, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; d. 27 Oct. 1884, at the age of 80 years in Lee Co., VA; She is buried in the Clark-Jayne Cemetery, on Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA., Where a a Headstone marks her grave; At the age of 22yrs she married about 1826 (Based on birth of first born..prs) in Lee Co., VA. to: 25 year old Henry DOUGHERTY; (Son of Nathaniel DOUGHERTY and Mother: Susannah "Susie" SMITH) b. 04 Aug. 1801, Lee Co., VA; d. 11 Oct. 1875, at the age of 74 Years, 2 Months and 7 Days, in Lee Co., VA; She is buried in the Clark-Jayne Cemetery, on Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA., They had at least Eight Children born to this Union: (Based on 1850 Census, Lee Co., Page 357, F.G. 765 & 1860 Census, Pg 826, F.G. 1030) 3.1 1st Son: James DOUGHERTY; b. 1827 3.2 2nd Son: NATHANIAL DOUGHERTY; b. 1829 3.3 1st Dau: SUSANNAH DOUGHERTY; b. 1832 3.4 3rd Son: WHEELER DOUGHERTY; b. 1835 3.5 2nd Dau: LUCY DOUGHERTY; b. 1838 3.6 4th Son: WILLIAM DOUGHERTY; b. 1841 3.7 3rd Dau: RODY DOUGHERTY; b. 1845 3.8 4th Dau: ISABELLA DOUGHERTY; b. 1848

<--- Mrs. Marilee J. (Nelson) WIRKKALS, [Our REF:# 26]

For Continuation on this family see: REF: #26. ]  P.O. Box. 176, Nasee, Pacific Co., Washington 98638;  Researcher and Descendant of Mrs. Abigail (Jayne) DOUGHERTY/DAUGHERTY

Seventh Generation! Unknown JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.00] (2nd Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 1st Wife: Barbary WILSON, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. about 1806, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; d. Unknown; No Records exist for this son, but the Census Records indicate, he was born about 1806, and was with the family unit up to the 1830 Census, when he was about 24 years old; This is the last record found; Father James,3 JAYNE, died in Intestate, leaving no Will to name the children, but ALL other living children received Land from their father, at the time or before their marriage; No record found of a Deed to this Unknown JAYNE...prs

Possible Record Problem!

In <--- [REF:#1.] she has no listing of an "Unknown SON," born about 1806, but Census 1820 & 1830 Records indicate otherwise..prs

Seventh Generation! Elizabeth,10 "Betsy" JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.04] (1st Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 07 Feb 1808, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; d. 08 Dec 1873, age 65yrs 10mths & 1 day, at Paterson, Wayne Co., Missouri [REF:# 26.] She is buried in the Daffron - Death Cemetery, Wayne Co., MO; At the age of 16 years, she married on 11 Aug. 1825 26., in Lee Co., VA., to 22 year old Benjamin or Rodney WARREN; (2nd Son of Thomas WARREN & Mother: Clarkey HYDEN) b. 15 Jan. 1803, most likly in Lee Co., Va.; [REF:# 1., pg1069] d. 31 Mar. 1881, at the age of 78 years, 2 months and 16 days, in Wayne Co., MO., where he resided for about 25 years; 1 pg1069 They had Fourteen Children born to this Union: [REF:# 1., pg1069] We only find 10 Children, based on 1850 Census, Lee Co., VA; 4.01. 1st. Son: JOHN B. WARREN; b. 1826 4.02. 1st. Dau: HANNAH WARREN; b. 1828 4.03. 2nd. Dau: ELENOR WARREN; b. 1825 4.04. 3rd. Dau: SUSANANH WARREN; b. 1827 4.05. 4th. Dau: ELIZABETH WARREN; b. 1829 4.06. 2nd. Son: MARIAN WARREN; b. 1832 4.07. 5th. Dau: LOUISA WARREN; b. 1835 4.08. 3rd. Son: MARTIN WARREN; b. 1837 4.09. 6th. Dau: MARY WARREN; b. 1840 4.10. 7th. Dau: ORPHA WARREN; b. 1843

Seventh Generation! John,5 JAYNE; [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.05] (1st Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 09 Jul 1809, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA; d. 23 Feb 1890 at the age of 80 yr., 7 Months, 14 days, in Lee Co., VA; Buried: Muncy Cemetery, Lee County, Virginia At the age of 21 years, he was married on 26 Aug. 1830 Officialated by the Rev. James GILBERT to: 20 year old Miss HANNAH MUNCY, (Dau of Francis A. MUNCY and Mother: Lovey RANDOLPH) b. 17 Aug. 1810, in Lee Co., VA; d. 31 Jan. 1892, age 81yrs 5mths & 14 days, in Lee Co., Va.; Buried: Muncy Cemetery, Lee County, Virginia They had 3 Children born to this Union:

See Biographical Profile©  John,5 JAYNE, of Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia  for Continuation. <---Click on Thumbnail for Profile

See Biographical Profile©  Francis A. MUNCY, of Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia  for Continuation. <---Click on Thumbnail for Profile

Seventh Generation! Lucy Abigail JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.06] (2nd Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. __ __? 1813, Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia d. prior to 1844, at the age of 31 Years, in Lee Co., VA; Buried: Muncy Cemetery, Lee Co., VA. At the age of 22yrs she married on 30 Mar. 1835, Lee Co., VA., to: William Joseph MUNCY, (1st s/o Francis A. MUNCY & Mother: Lovey RANDOLPH) b. 25 Oct. 1812, Lee Co., TN; [REF:# 15.] d. 18 Jun. 1890, age 77yrs, 7mths & 13 days, Lee Co., VA. Buried: Muncy Cemetery, Lee Co., VA. They had 3 Children born to this 1st Union; William Joseph MUNCY, married 2nd c1844 Miss Ruth JAYNE, 3Ch. William Joseph MUNCY, married 3rd *1852 Miss Mary Elizabeth DAUGHERTY, 13Ch.

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Seventh Generation! Minerva "Eleanora" JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.07] (3rd Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 09 Aug 1814, Wallens Creek, Lee County, Virginia d. 14 Apr 1897, age 82yrs, 8mths & 5 days, in East Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO. She is buried in the Crescent Hill Cemetery, Where a "Single" Headstone marks her grave. [Section 2, No. 448, marks her grave, she is buried along side (#446) her brother J. Wheeler JAYNE] [REF:#18.] She never married; Record's show, she was taking care of her elderly mother in the 1860 Census, living next door to her brother James Wheeler JAYNE (M-653, Reel 1336, Pg. 827, F. G. 1036) HANNAH JAYNE, age 74 Dau: ELENDER JAYNE, age 47 In the 1870, Census their was a Elener JAYNE, age 55 b. 1815, living with James Wheeler JAYNE and family, who in this writers opinion was his sister Minerva "Eleanora" JAYNE. She removed along with her brother to Bates Co., MO., in 1880.

Seventh Generation! Martin Sims JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.08] (2nd Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. (Middle nameed after Grandfather SIMS..prs) b. 08 Nov 1818, Lee Co., VA; d. 02 Feb 1892, age 73yrs, 2mths, & 24 days, Barry Co., Missouri At age 28yrs he married about 1846, Lee Co., Virginia Miss Miriam "Eliza" Elizabeth DOUGHERTY; b. 22 Apr. 1830, in Lee Co.; d. 25 Jun. 1902, age 72yrs, 2mths, & 3 Days, in Barry Co., Missouri She Was the Daughter of James DOUGHERTY and TERESA H. (WARREN) DOUGHERTY; They had Ten Children born to this Union:

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Seventh Generation! James,4 Wheeler JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.09] (3rd Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. Aug. 02, 1821, in Lee Co., Va.; d. Jul. 04, 1884, age 62yrs, 11mths, & 2 days, East Boone Twp., Bates Co., Mo.; He is buried in the Crescent Hill Cemetery, a Headstone (Section 2, No. 446, marks his grave) He married twice, first, at the age of 24, on 04 Aug. 1846, 26. in Lee Co., VA., to 21 year old Miss Elizabeth Minerva DeVAULT; (1st Daughter of Jacob Gross DeVAULT & Mother: Dorcas (PEARSON) b. 13 Apr. 1825, in Grainger Co., TN; d. about 1862, at the age of 36, in Lee Co., Va.; Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) They had five children born to this first union; At the age of 43yrs, he married a second time on 2 Oct. 1864, to 22 year old Mrs Mary Elizabeth (Zion) LUCAS, (Daughter of Franci ZION and Mother: Elsie DUFF) (Widow of WILLIAM LUCAS) b. 13 May 1842, Lee Co., VA; d. Unknown Date, in Enid, Garfield Co., OK; They had six children born from this 2nd union; After the death of her second husband she married a 3rd time to: (after 1884) Mr. SWIFT, who died prior to 1910;

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Seventh Generation! Mariah "Moriah" JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.10] (4th Dau of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandDau of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. 29 Jul 1824, Wallens Creek, Lee Co, Virginia [REF:#26.] d. 01 Nov 1871, age 47yrs, 3mths, & 2 days, Wallens Creek, Lee Co, Virginia Cause of Death: "Bronchitis" Buried: Clark-Jayne Cemetery, Wallen Creek, Lee Co, Virginia <---See: Find A Grave Memorial# 71756112 [Created by: Dave Crouse, Jun 21, 2011] At the age of 23 years she married about 1847, 26. in Lee Co., VA., to 27 year old Russell Blanton DeVAULT, [SFA�-ID# DeVault-1.1.1] (1st Dau of: Jacob Gross DEVAULT & Mother: Dorcas Carrol PEARSON, of Sullivan Co, TN. to Lee Co., VA.) (GrandSon of William Abraham DEVAULT & Catherine GROSS, of Washington Co., VA.) b. 22 Apr 1823, near Athens, McMinn Co., Tennessee d. 22 Feb 1874, age 51yrs, 10mths, & 0 days, Lee Co, Virginia Buried: Clark-Jayne Family Cemetery, Wallens Creek, near Jonesville, Lee Co, Virginia <---See: Find A Grave Memorial# 71756168 [Created by: Dave Crouse, Jun 21, 2011] No Children born to this first Union, but they raised, Brother Clariborn S. JAYNE's 2 children, Cynthia A. & James H. Jayne;

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Seventh Generation! Claiborne Sims or Sowders JAYNE, [SFA©-ID# 1.1.2.3.4.01.11] (4th Son of:. James,3 JAYNE & 2nd Wife: Hannah SIMS, of Lee County, Virginia (GrandSon of: Henry,2 JAYNE & Abigail WHEELER, of Goshen, Orange Co., NY. to Smyth Co., VA. b. about 1830-1, on his fathers farm, along Wallens Creek, Lee Co., Va.; He died during the Civil War, on 6 Nov. 1862, at the age of 32, of smallpox, in Russell Co., Va. Buried: Clark-Jayne Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA. [No Marker!] [See: Cem.Rec.] He was a 2nd. Lieutenant in the Confederate Army; He was married twice, first at the age of 22, on 19 Feb. 1852, in Lee Co., Va., to: 17 year old Miss Rebecca SKAGGS, (Dau of John SKAGGS & Mother: Cynthia HORTON) b. __ ___ 1835, Lee Co., VA; d. 07 Sep 1856, aged 21 years old, of "Typhoid Fever", in Lee Co., VA; Buried: Clark-Jayne Cemetery, Wallens Creek, Lee Co., VA. [No Marker!] [See: Cem.Rec.] They had three children born to this 1st Union: Less than a year after his first wife's death, he married a second time, at the age 27yrs years, about 1857, Lee Co., Virgina to: 18 year old Miss Martha E. JESSEE, (Dau of John JESSEE, (a Baptist preacher), and Dorothy CHANDLER) b. 15 Feb. 1839, in Russell Co., Va. d. Unknown County, but believe in Texas; They had 3 children born to this 2nd Union: After the death of her 1st husband, the Widow MARTHA E. (JESSEE) JAYNE married a second time, about 1863 to; William ROBINSON, and left for Texas.

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