Descendents of Christopher Graham

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Descendants of Christopher Graham

Generation No. 1

1. CHRISTOPHER¹ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1670 in Donegal, Ireland, and died 1745.

More About CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Abt. 1720, immigrated to Paxtang Twp, Lancaster Co., PA
Fact 2: Custom states he was direct descendent of Earl of Montrose, who was beheaded.

Children of CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM are:
2.                i.       WILLIAM² GRAHAM, SR., b. Abt. 1700, Donegal County, Ireland; d.
                            April 1749, Augusta Co., VA.
3.               ii.       JOHN GRAHAM, SR., b. Abt. 1706, Donegal, Ireland or PA; d. 1771, Tazewell, Co.,
                              VA.

Generation No. 2

2. WILLIAM² GRAHAM, SR. (CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: Richard Salisbury.) was born Abt. 1700 in Donegal County, Ireland, and died April 1749 in Augusta Co., VA. He married JANE MAY (Source: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, 38, John Graham petitions for relief a security for Jane Graham, widow of William Graham.) in County Donegal, Ireland. She was born Abt. 1700.

Notes for WILLIAM GRAHAM, SR.:

He and his brother, John Graham Sr. immigrated to Chester Co., PA, in 1741 from Ireland. Scots-Irish Presbyterians, the Grahams originally came from Scotland and were settled in Ireland by the English to help suppress the Irish in the shore counties of Down, Antrim, Londonderry, and Donegal. William and his brother found all the available land taken, so they moved south into Virginia and settled on the Calf Pasture River. He resided in 1742 at Calf Pasture River, Augusta Co., Va.

Children of WILLIAM GRAHAM and JANE MAY are:

4. i. ROBERT³ GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1735, County Donegal, Ireland; d. Bef. June 20, 1775, Amherst Co., KY.

5. ii. COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR., b. January 03, 1740/41, County Donegal, Ireland; d. January 15, 1813, Augusta Co., VA.

6. iii. DAVID GRAHAM, SR., b. 1742, Calf Pasture, Augusta Co., VA; d. February 1768, Augusta Co., VA.

3. JOHN² GRAHAM, SR. (CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, 46, John Graham appt. guardian of James and David Graham, orphans of William Graham.) was born Abt. 1706 in Donegal, Ireland or PA, and died 1771 in Tazewell, Co., VA. He married ELIZABETH ???. She was born Abt. 1706 in Donegal, Ireland or PA, and died Aft. 1779.

Notes for JOHN GRAHAM, SR.:

His will:

In the name of God, Amen! The 29th day of July, A.D., 1771, I, John Graham, being sick in body but of sound mind and memory, Thanks to God Almighty, and calling to remembrance the uncertain estate of theis transitory life, and that all flesh must yield to death, when it pleaseath God to call, I do make, constitute and ordain and declare this to be my last will and testament in manner and form following, revoking and annulling by these present all former will and testaments, either written or by word of mouth; this to be my last and none other. I first recommend my soul to God my Savior and Redeemer, and my body to the dust, to be decently buried, at the discretion of my executors hereafter named and appointed, and as to my worldly goods which God hath granted to me, I leave and bequeath in the following marrer viz: To my eldest son, Lanty, I devise and leave my plantation whereon I dwell, to him and his heirs forever, upon his allowing my beloved wife her living off it, with what stock she pleases to keep; also the said Lanty is to give six pounds to James Graham's son John; also to my daughter Anne, I leave thirty pounds, beside my roane horse and chest drawers; to my beloved wife Elizabeth Graham, I leave 20 pounds, my bay mare, two cows, her choice of the flock, and all the household plenishings; to Jane Lockridge I leave fifteen pound; to Rebecca, my buckels, and to her son John one cow, also to Robert Graham half the mill that belonged to me; to my two daughters, Florence and Betty, ten pounds each; to my two sons, Robert and John Graham, ten pounds each; to Rebecca, Lanty's daughter, I leave ten pounds; all the rest of the estate remaining to be enjoyed by my wife whilst unmarried, but if married to be divided equally between my daughters Flora, Jane, Betty and Anne, and if she never marries to be left by my said wife to her four daughters here named, at her death. I also appoint my beloved wife and my son Lanty Graham, to be my Executors. I hereby revoke all other wills and testaments, appointing and making this my last, in the eleventh year of our Sovereign Lord George, King of Great Britain, etc. and in the year of our Lord, God, 1771. Signed, sealed and published and pronounced in the presence of

John Graham (Seal)
Joseph Robinson
John Kinkead
John Armstrong.

More About JOHN GRAHAM, SR.:
Fact 1: 1758, Served with Preston's Rangers
Fact 2: Abt. 1740, settled in Calf Pasture, Tazewell Co., VA.
Fact 3: 1746, purchased 696 acres from John Lewis and James Patton

Children of JOHN GRAHAM and ELIZABETH ??? are:

7. i. LANCELOT 'LANTY'³ GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1725.

8. ii. JOHN GRAHAM, b. 1726; d. 1815.

9. iii. JAMES GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1728.

iv. ROBERT GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1729.

10. v. JANE GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1730, Augusta Co., VA; d. Pocahontas Co., WVA.

vi. ELIZABETH GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1731.

11. vii. ANNE GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1733, Augusta Co., VA; d. Anthony's Crk, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

12. viii. REBECCA GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1734.

13. ix. FLORENCE GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1740, Augusta Co., VA; d. Augusta Co., VA.

Generation No. 3

4. ROBERT³ GRAHAM (WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1735 in County Donegal, Ireland, and died Bef. June 20, 1775 in Amherst Co., KY (Source: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, 185, Andrew Lockridge appointed guardian of Sarah and Jane Graham, orphans of Robert Graham..). He married ELIZABETH. She was born Abt. 1735 (Source: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, 185, Andrew Lockridge, security for Elizabeth, widow of Robert Graham (now married to Samuel Quinn) prays counter security.).

More About ROBERT GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Abt. 1770, Settled at Fort Chiswell, Wythe Co., VA

Children of ROBERT GRAHAM and ELIZABETH are:

i. CHRISTOPHER⁴ GRAHAM, b. 1754.

More About CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM:
Fact 1: November 20, 1770, Orphan of Rob't, chose Thos. Hicklin as guardian
Fact 2: May 22, 1772, paid at patroller by Augusta County, VA
Fact 3: March 22, 1774, Storekeeper, calling in accounts, about to remove to KY
Fact 4: August 20, 1776, Lt, under Zacharriah Johnston, Capt..
Fact 5: May 21, 1777, qualified Lieutenant by Augusta County Court

ii. SARAH GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1755.

iii. JANE GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1755.

5. COL. JAMES³ GRAHAM, SR. (WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky, 247, James Graham, a Scotchman, left his native country and went to the north of Ireland (Ulster) to escape religious persecution. Later he imigrated to America and settled in Virginia. He served as a captain of the Virginia Forces in the Revolutionary War.) was born January 03, 1740/41 in County Donegal, Ireland, and died January 15, 1813 in Augusta Co., VA. He married FLORENCE GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) February 17, 1762 in Augusta Co., VA, daughter of JOHN GRAHAM and ELIZABETH ???. She was born Abt. 1740 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Augusta Co., VA.

Notes for COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR.:

In the spring of 1777 Indians made an assault on the Graham homestead. James blocked the door with a heavy bench and a tub of water. A man named McDonald (or Caldwell) was shot and killed. Unable to gain entrance to the house, the Indians turned their assault upon the detached kitchen. In this outbuilding slept a young Negro man and two of the Graham children. The Negro, whose name was Sharp, tried to escape by climbing up the chimney, but was found, tomahawked and scalped. The Indians shot up through the ceiling wounding the boy, John Graham, in the knee, then dragged him and his sister down and out into the yard. Finding that John was wounded too badly to be taken prisoner, they at once dispatched him with the tomahawk and carried off his scalp.
     Col. Graham was shooting into the yard from the upstairs porthole. He had killed one or more of the Indians. When daylight came, it was found that three were dead and 7 yr old Elizabeth was missing.
     A few years after this occurrence, an Indian skeleton was found about two miles from the scene. Graham secured the jaw bone of this skeleton and used it for a gunrack for a number of years.
     Graham began searching for his daughter and located her among the Shawnee tribes in what is now Chillicothe, Ohio after many months. She had been adopted by a squaw of one of the chiefs of the Cornstalk family of that tribe.
     In 1785 Colonel Graham finally succeeded in ransoming and bringing his daughter back home. By now, she had spent half her life with the Indians and it is said that she had an Indian lover. The price paid for her release was the release of an Indian prisoner, thirty saddles and a lot of beads and other trinkets, and about $300.00 in silver. The exchange took place at Limestone Creek, where is now Maysville, KY. Graham reversed the shoes on the horses to prevent recapture.
     The homecoming was a difficult one. The white customs were strange to Elizabeth. She attempted to run away and return to the Indians, and "ever and anon would clamor for the wild life of the wigwam". Finally, with time, she adjusted, and married Joel Stodghill in 1792 and settled on Hans Creek, Monroe Co., WVA, and to them were born five sons and four daughters.

More About COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR.:

Fact 1: October 20, 1778, qualified as Ensign in Capt. Robert Thompson's Company

Children of JAMES GRAHAM and FLORENCE GRAHAM are:

14. i. WILLIAM⁴ GRAHAM, SR., b. December 25, 1765, Augusta Co., VA; d. 1836, Monroe Co., WVA.

ii. JOHN GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. December 22, 1767, Augusta Co., VA; d. 1777.

More About JOHN GRAHAM:

Cause of Death: Killed by Indians

15. iii. ELIZABETH GRAHAM, b. March 29, 1770, Monroe Co., WVA; d. March 22, 1858, Monroe Co., WVA.

16. iv. DAVID GRAHAM, b. March 24, 1772, Augusta Co., VA; d. 1818, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

17. v. JANE GRAHAM, b. September 04, 1774, Virginia; d. 1853, Louisa, KY.

18. vi. JAMES GRAHAM, JR., b. 1777, Virginia; d. 1815, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

19. vii. SAMUEL GRAHAM, b. 1780, Virginia; d. March 1819, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

20. viii. LANCELOT 'LANTY' GRAHAM, b. 1783, Virginia; d. 1839, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

21. ix. REBECCA GRAHAM, b. January 15, 1786, Virginia; d. February 28, 1876, Lowell, Summers Co., WVA.

22. x. FLORENCE GRAHAM, b. March 03, 1789, Virginia; d. Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

6. DAVID³ GRAHAM, SR. (WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1742 in Calf Pasture, Augusta Co., VA, and died February 1768 in Augusta Co., VA. He married JANE ARMSTRONG 1764 in Augusta Co., VA, daughter of JOHN ARMSTRONG. She was born Abt. 1742 in Augusta Co., VA, and died Aft. 1771 in Augusta Co., VA.

Notes for DAVID GRAHAM, SR.:

His father died when he was nine. On 26 May 1751, the court orders orphans James and David to be bound to their uncle John, but this is apparently not a happy arrangement. On motion of William Mann, John Graham Sr. is summoned to give an account of his guardianship of David Graham on 23 Nov. 1762. He chose William Mann as his guardian . He enlisted in Capt William Preston's Company of Rangers, Augusta Co., Va, in 1758 in the French and Indian War.

More About DAVID GRAHAM, SR.:

Fact 1: 1758, soldier in Capt Wm Preston's Co of Rangers in war bet. Britian & France
Fact 2: May 28, 1751, Court ordered to be bound , orphan
Fact 3: August 29, 1751, John Graham appointed guardian
Fact 4: February 18, 1761, David chose William Mann as his guardian
Fact 5: November 22, 1764, accused of stealing a watch
Fact 6: November 24, 1764, bound over for insulting John Christie, magistrate
Fact 7: August 22, 1766, arrested for contempt, escaped, rearrested
Fact 8: March 16, 1778, John Graham appointed guardian of Joseph, orphan of David
Fact 9: Bef. 1766, settled in Bath Co., VA

Children of DAVID GRAHAM and JANE ARMSTRONG are:

23. i. JOHN⁴ GRAHAM, b. January 01, 1765, Augusta Co., Va; d. April 20, 1835, Floyd Co. KY.

24. ii. JOSEPH GRAHAM, b. 1766, Bath Co., Va; d. December 08, 1857, Lowell, Summers Co., WVA.

25. iii. FLORENCE GRAHAM, b. August 28, 1767, Virginia; d. Abt. 1830, Floyd Co. KY.

7. LANCELOT 'LANTY'³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1725.

Child of LANCELOT 'LANTY' GRAHAM is:

i. REBECCA⁴ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1760.

8. JOHN³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1726, and died 1815. He married <UNNAMED>.

Children of JOHN GRAHAM and are:

i. JOHN⁴ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1746.

ii. JAMES GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1748.

iii. ROBERT GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1750.

iv. WILLIAM GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1752.

v. LANTY GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1754.

vi. MARGARET GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1756.

vii. ELIZABETH GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1758, Augusta Co., VA; m. JAMES BRATTON, SR. (Source: Jeannie Watts.); b. 1714, Tazewell Co., VA; d. 1776, Augusta Co., VA.

26. viii. MARTHA GRAHAM, b. 1772, Augusta Co., VA; d. 1856.

9. JAMES³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1728.

Child of JAMES GRAHAM is:

i. JOHN⁴ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1765.

10. JANE³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1730 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Pocahontas Co., WVA. She married ? LOCKRIDGE. He was born Abt. 1730 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Pocahontas Co., WVA.

Children of JANE GRAHAM and ? LOCKRIDGE are:

i. JOHN⁴ LOCKRIDGE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1750.

ii. ANDREW LOCKRIDGE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1751.

27. iii. LANCELOT 'LANTY' LOCKRIDGE, b. Abt. 1752.

iv. JAMES LOCKRIDGE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1754.

v. ROBERT LOCKRIDGE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1755.

vi. SON LOCKRIDGE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1757.

More About SON LOCKRIDGE:

Fact 1: moved to KY.

11. ANNE³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1733 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Anthony's Crk, Greenbriar Co., WVA. She married JOHN 'KINKEAD' KINCAID. He was born Abt. 1733, and died in Anthony's Crk, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

Children of ANNE GRAHAM and JOHN KINCAID are:

28. i. MATHEW⁴ KINCAID, b. Abt. 1755; d. 1860.

29. ii. LANCELOT 'LANTY' KINCAID, b. Abt. 1756; d. 1850, Summers Co., WVA.

30. iii. ELIZABETH 'BETSEY' KINCAID, b. Abt. 1758.

12. REBECCA³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1734.

Child of REBECCA GRAHAM is:

i. JOHN⁴ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1755.

13. FLORENCE³ GRAHAM (JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1740 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Augusta Co., VA. She married COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR. (Source: Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky, 247, James Graham, a Scotchman, left his native country and went to the north of Ireland (Ulster) to escape religious persecution. Later he imigrated to America and settled in Virginia. He served as a captain of the Virginia Forces in the Revolutionary War.) February 17, 1762 in Augusta Co., VA, son of WILLIAM GRAHAM and JANE MAY. He was born January 03, 1740/41 in County Donegal, Ireland, and died January 15, 1813 in Augusta Co., VA.

Notes for COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR.:

More About COL. JAMES GRAHAM, SR.:

Fact 1: October 20, 1778, qualified as Ensign in Capt. Robert Thompson's Company

Children are listed above under (5) James Graham, Sr..

Generation No. 4

14. WILLIAM⁴ GRAHAM, SR. (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899), 32, Settled in Monroe Co., Va. now WVA in 1785. 1799 he was appointed Military Major of the 66th Reg't of VA. 1809 elected Representative of Monroe Co. to the General Assembly of Virginia.) was born December 25, 1765 in Augusta Co., VA, and died 1836 in Monroe Co., WVA. He married CATHERINE JOHNSON (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) 1809 in Monroe Co.,VA, nowWVA, daughter of ROBERT JOHNSON. She was born Abt. 1789 in Johnson's Cross Roads, Monroe Co., Va now WVA.

Children of WILLIAM GRAHAM and CATHERINE JOHNSON are:

i. JAMES⁵ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. 1810, Monroe Co., WVA; d. Abt. 1890, Missouri; m. ELIZABETH 'PATSY' GUINN (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1810.

More About JAMES GRAHAM:
Fact 1: 1841, Went to Missouri
Fact 2: 1849, Went to California for the gold rush.
Fact 3: 1866, Visited Augusta Co., VA

31. ii. WILLIAM GRAHAM, JR, b. 1812, Augusta Co., VA; d. Abt. 1850, Davies Co., MO.

32. iii. ELIZABETH 'BETTY' GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1814, Augusta Co., VA; d. Ohio.

15. ELIZABETH⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born March 29, 1770 in Monroe Co., WVA, and died March 22, 1858 in Monroe Co., WVA. She married JOEL STODGHILL 1792 in Monroe Co., WVA. He was born 1765 in Monroe Co., WVA, and died October 04, 1844 in Monroe Co., WVA.

More About ELIZABETH GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Captured by Indians

Children of ELIZABETH GRAHAM and JOEL STODGHILL are:

33. i. WILLIAM GRAHAM⁵ STODGHILL, b. November 27, 1794, Monroe Co., WVA; d. December 05, 1850, Hans Creek, Monroe Co., WVA.

34. ii. RHODA S. STODGHILL, b. February 16, 1795, Monroe Co., WVA; d. March 10, 1878, Monroe Co., WVA.

iii. JOHN STODGHILL (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. April 22, 1798, Monroe Co., WVA; d. April 02, 1832, Monroe Co., WVA.

More About JOHN STODGHILL:

Fact 1: Unmarried

iv. FLORENCE 'FLORA' STODGHILL (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. April 17, 1801, Monroe Co., WVA; d. March 25, 1878, Monroe Co., WVA; m. ? DUNN; b. Abt. 1801.

v. JAMES STODGHILL (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. May 12, 1803, Monroe Co., WVA; d. April 06, 1836, Monroe Co., WVA; m. ? JOHNSON; b. Abt. 1803.

vi. SAMUEL STODGHILL (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. October 18, 1805, Monroe Co., WVA; d. October 15, 1850, Monroe Co., WVA.

More About SAMUEL STODGHILL:

Fact 1: unmarried

35. vii. NANCY STODGHILL, b. February 22, 1808, Monroe Co., WVA; d. June 26, 1880, Monroe Co., WVA.

viii. ELIZABETH STODGHILL (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. September 24, 1810.

More About ELIZABETH STODGHILL:

Fact 1: died in infancy

ix. JOEL STODGHILL, JR. (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. November 23, 1812, Monroe Co., WVA; m. ? MCGEE; b. Abt. 1812.

16. DAVID⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born March 24, 1772 in Augusta Co., VA, and died 1818 in Greenbriar Co., WVA. He married MARY STODGILL 1795 in Augusta Co., VA. She was born Abt. 1772 in Augusta Co., VA, and died in Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About DAVID GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1795, Settled at mouth of Hungart's Creek on Woodson Farm, Greenbrier Co., WVA
Fact 2: 1793, Deputy Surveyor of Greenbrier Co., WVA
Fact 3: LT. of 66th VA Reg't

More About MARY STODGILL:

Fact 1: 1836, She with all of her children mosed to Schuyler Co., Illinois

Children of DAVID GRAHAM and MARY STODGILL are:

i. JAMES⁵ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1796, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. JANE ARMSTRONG (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1796.

ii. DAVID GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1798.

More About DAVID GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Moved to the west, unmarried

iii. HARRISON GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1800.

More About HARRISON GRAHAM:

Fact 1: moved to the west, unmarried

iv. SALLIE GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1802, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. JONATHAN GARY TUCKER; b. Abt. 1802, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About JONATHAN GARY TUCKER:

Fact 3: Methodist Preacher.

17. JANE⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born September 04, 1774 in Virginia, and died 1853 in Louisa, KY. She married DAVID 'GARRED' JARRETT, JR. (Source: (1) Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky, 147, He was born in Greenbriar Co., Va, now WVA. When young moved with his family to the Kanawha River, about eight miles above Charleston, WVA. When an adult he settled in the vicinity of the Falls of Tug River near the post office of Clifford KY. Here he acquired a large tract of land, became an extensive agriculturist, utilizing the services of his large number of slaves; and engaged in the timber and mill business. He disposed of this property and moved to The Big Sandy River about ten miles above the present city of Louisa. Here he acquired a large tract of land and developed an extensive farm having a large number of slaves. He was buried in a stone vault constructed of native stone above ground on a point overlooking the Garred home., (2) David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) 1792 in Virginia, son of DAVID JARRETT, SR.. He was born 1771, and died 1838 in Louisa, KY.

Children of JANE GRAHAM and DAVID JARRETT are:

36. i. JANE⁵ JARRETT/GARRED, b. Abt. 1793, Virginia; d. Careltac, Arkansas.

37. ii. JAMES JARRETT, b. 1793, Virginia.

38. iii. HANNAH JARRETT, b. Abt. 1794, Virginia.

39. iv. ELIZABETH JARRETT, b. Abt. 1796, Virginia.

40. v. FLORENCE 'FLORA' JARRETT, b. Abt. 1797, Virginia; d. Lawrence Co., KY.

41. vi. MARY 'POLLY' JARRETT, b. Abt. 1798, Virginia.

42. vii. MINERVA JARRETT, b. Abt. 1800, Virginia.

43. viii. SARAH ANN JARRETT, b. Abt. 1812, Floyd Co., KY; d. Bef. 1850, Lawrence Co., KY.

ix. REBECCA JARRETT (Source: Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky.), b. Abt. 1807.

x. NANCY JARRETT (Source: Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky.), b. Abt. 1808.

xi. MARGARET JARRETT (Source: Kozee, Early Families of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky.), b. Abt. 1810.

44. xii. ULYSSES 'JARRETT' GARRED, b. 1813, Virginia; d. Lawrence Co., KY.

45. xiii. DAVID W. JARRETT, b. 1822, Tug Falls VA, now WVA; d. 1907, Lawrence Co., KY.

18. JAMES⁴ GRAHAM, JR. (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1777 in Virginia, and died 1815 in Greenbriar Co., WVA. He married LEAH JARRETT 1800 in Greenbriar Co., WVA. She was born Abt. 1777 in Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About JAMES GRAHAM, JR.:

Cause of Death: "The Milk Disorder"

More About LEAH JARRETT:

Fact 1: 1827, Moved to Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.
Fact 2: sister of James Jarrett, Sr.

Children of JAMES GRAHAM and LEAH JARRETT are:

i. JAMES⁵ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1801, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. ? BURDETTE; b. Abt. 1801, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About JAMES GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1832, Was a captain in the Black Hawk War.

ii. HIRAM GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1802, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. NANCY GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1810.

iii. JEHU GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1803.

iv. EZRA GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1804.

v. CYRUS GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1804.

vi. CYNTHIA GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1805.

vii. ELIZABETH 'BETSY' GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1806, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. ? HEFFNER; b. Abt. 1806, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

19. SAMUEL⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1780 in Virginia, and died March 1819 in Greenbriar Co., WVA. He married SALLIE JARRETT (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) Abt. 1808, daughter of DAVID JARRETT, SR.. She was born Abt. 1780 in Virginia, and died in Greenbriar Co., WVA.

Notes for SAMUEL GRAHAM:

The farm owned by Samuel Grahm, containing about 400 acres, descended to his son-in-law, Andrew Jarrett, and was by him sold to Madison Haynes in 1840, and a portion of it including the Graham home, was purchased by Joseph Nowlan from the descendants of Madison Haynes in the year 1884.

More About SAMUEL GRAHAM:
Cause of Death: Drowning
Medical Information: He drowned while fording on horseback Hayne's Ford.

More About SALLIE JARRETT:

Fact 1: 1835, Moved with second husband and children David and Betsy to Missouri.

Children of SAMUEL GRAHAM and SALLIE JARRETT are:

i. JAMES MADISON⁵ GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1808, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About JAMES MADISON GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1835, Moved to Tennessee, unmarried

ii. NANCY GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1810; m. HIRAM GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1802, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

iii. ELIZABETH 'BETSY' GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1811.

More About ELIZABETH 'BETSY' GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1835, Moved to Missouri, unmarried

iv. DAVID GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1813.

More About DAVID GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1835, Moved to Missouri, unmarried

v. SUSAN GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1815, Greenbriar Co., WVA; d. Missouri; m. ANDREW JARRETT (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1815, Greenbriar Co., WVA; d. Missouri;.

More About ANDREW JARRETT:

Fact 1: Brother of James and Joseph Jarrett, s/o James Jarrett, Sr.
Fact 2: 1840, Moved his family to Missouri.

20. LANCELOT 'LANTY'⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) was born 1783 in Virginia, and died 1839 in Greenbriar Co., WVA. He married ELIZABETH STODGHILL 1814. She was born Abt. 1785 in Virginia, and died in Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About ELIZABETH STODGHILL:

Fact 1: 1841, Moved with all her unmarried children to Missouri.

Children of LANCELOT GRAHAM and ELIZABETH STODGHILL are:

i. JAMES JACKSON⁵ GRAHAM, b. 1815.

ii. FLORENCE GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. 1817, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. JOHN GUINN (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1817, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

iii. MARY GRAHAM, b. 1819.

iv. EMMA GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. 1821, Greenbriar Co., WVA; m. JAMES BALLENGEE (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).); b. Abt. 1820, Greenbriar Co., WVA.

v. JANE GRAHAM, b. 1823.

vi. SARAH GRAHAM, b. 1825.

vii. JOHN S. GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1827, Greenbriar Co., WVA; d. Aft. 1899, Pattonsburg, Davies Co., MO; m. ? MEADOWS.

More About JOHN S. GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Married a daughter of John Meadows, who is a gdaughter of Joseph Guinn.

viii. ERASTUS GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1828.

ix. MARTHA GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1830.

21. REBECCA⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born January 15, 1786 in Virginia, and died February 28, 1876 in Lowell, Summers Co., WVA. She married JOSEPH GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) 1803 in Bath Co., Va, son of DAVID GRAHAM and JANE ARMSTRONG. He was born 1766 in Bath Co., Va, and died December 08, 1857 in Lowell, Summers Co., WVA.

Notes for JOSEPH GRAHAM:

They settled for a short time in Bath Co., Va, but returned to the neighborhood of Lowell in about one year and lived for a time on the William Graham place, and a portion of that time on Graham Island, now hte Riffe Island. The house in which he lived stood not far from the present dwelling of Thomas Riffe (1899) In the year 1813, they moved to what is now the Claton neighborhood on Hungarts Creek and settled on the place where David Graham Ballengee now lives (1899).

More About JOSEPH GRAHAM:

Fact 1: owned over 2,000 acres of land

Children of REBECCA GRAHAM and JOSEPH GRAHAM are:

46. i. FLORENCE⁵ GRAHAM, b. January 31, 1805, Summers Co., WVA; d. January 21, 1869, Summers Co., WVA.

47. ii. LANCELOT 'LANTY' GRAHAM, b. December 08, 1806, Summers Co., WVA.

iii. JOHN GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. February 23, 1809, Summers Co., WVA; d. October 25, 1893, Summers Co., WVA; m. MARY J. CREWS, 1869, Summers Co., WVA.OHN GRAHAM:

Fact 1: Deputy surveyor of Greenbrier County, WVA

Fact 2: Surveyor of Monroe Co., WVA

iv. JANE GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. April 06, 1811.

More About JANE GRAHAM:

Fact 2: died unmarried

48. v. JAMES GRAHAM, b. March 31, 1813, Summers Co., WVA; d. 1889, Summers Co., WVA.

49. vi. ELIZABETH GRAHAM, b. July 19, 1815, Summers Co., WVA; d. January 12, 1857, Summers Co., WVA.

vii. ANN GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. October 16, 1818, Summers Co., WVA; d. 1836, Summers Co., WVA.

More About ANN GRAHAM:

Fact 2: unmarried

50. viii. DAVID GRAHAM, b. January 01, 1821, Summers Co., WVA; d. Aft. 1899, Summers Co., WVA.

51. ix. REBECCA GRAHAM, b. December 13, 1823, Summers Co., WVA; d. 1852, Summers Co., WVA.

22. FLORENCE⁴ GRAHAM (JAMES³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born March 03, 1789 in Virginia, and died in Tippecanoe Co., Indiana. She married WILLIAM TAYLOR (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), son of RATLIFF TAYLOR. He was born Abt. 1789 in Hungarts Creek, Summers Co., WVA, and died in Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

Children of FLORENCE GRAHAM and WILLIAM TAYLOR are:

i. JOHN⁵ TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1810.

ii. JAMES TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1812.

iii. FLORENCE TAYLOR, b. Abt. 1814.

23. JOHN⁴ GRAHAM (DAVID³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson, The Will of Judge John Graham, of Floyd County, Kentucky, (Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society, 1923), 78,79,80.) was born January 01, 1765 in Augusta Co., Va, and died April 20, 1835 in Floyd Co. KY. He married REBECCA WITTEN (Source: Dr. Willard Rouse Jillson, A Sketch of the Life and Times of Rebecca Witten Graham, of Floyd County Kentucky, 1775-1843, (Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society, 1923).) February 10, 1803 in Tazewell, Co., VA, daughter of THOMAS WITTEN and ELEANOR CECIL. She was born January 29, 1775 in Washington Co., Va, and died August 28, 1843 in Floyd Co. KY.

Notes for JOHN GRAHAM:

Descended from Donegal Ireland. Fought in the Revolution. He was orphaned at the age of three. When he was 10 years old, he enlisted in the 8th Virginia Regt, Continental Line, Capt. George Vallandingham;s Co., on 5 Oct. 1775.

He began in the early 1780's wandering over the mountains into western lands and becoming familiar with lands of Virginia and Kentucky. In 1797 he laid out Preston's Station (now Prestonsburg) for Col. John Preston. As early as June 27, 1797 Graham had completed the surveyeing of a 2000 acre tract, presently Emma, Calf Creek and Cow Creek, Floyd Co., Ky. It soon became his own. In 1805 he moved his family to Emma and completed his home in 1807. He established a general store at his home. In 1815 he initiated a bank and began to loan money to settlers. He established a mill in Big Sandy, called Graham's Mill near present Dwale Ky. He sold the tract of land for the streets and the alleys and the Old Courthouse Square for $1.00 to the County of Floyd to form Prestonsburg on June 26, 1815. At the time of his death he owned thirteen slaves.

From an article printed in The Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society, reprinted from; Jillson, Willard Rouse, THE BIG SANDY VALLEY, 1923:

...Feeling the approach of death in the Spring of 1835, Judge Graham wrote the following will which was probated during the succeeding June term of the Floyd County Court. Although ordered to be recorded, this appears never to have been done. The copy printed below is reproduced from one made by G.H. Davidson, Deputy Clerk of Floyd County for Judge Graham's grandson, James Polk Harris, April 7, 1881. It was secured by the writer from W.C. Gobel, Deputy Clerk of the Floyd Circuit Court on November 8, 1923.

"Will of Judge Graham"

"In the name of God Amen.

"I, John Graham of the County of Floyd and State of Kentucky do make, ordain and publish this as my last will and testament in the manner as follow to wit"

"I will that after my decease my body be decently buried.

"Item First: I will that all my just debts be first paid by my executors hereinafter named.

"Item Second: I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca Graham all that part of the tract of land whereon I now live, Beginning at Sandy River and running straight with the upper cross fence of the meadow to the back line of the survey, thence with said back line to David Morgan's line, thence to Sandy River, and thence down the river to the beginning: also one Negro boy named Henry, one Negro girl named Delpha, also one Negro woman named Rachel and one Negro boy named Nelson: also all the geese, fifteen head of sheep, four cows and calves, one brown mare, one black horse Snap and twenty head of hogs, also all the dead victuals, corn oats and hay on the farm at the time of my decease, all of which land, Negroes and other property my said wife Rebecca Graham is to dispose of at her death as she sees proper in full of her part of my estate.

"Item third: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Rebecca Mayo a tract of land lying on Sandy river called the Cains place which I have heretofore conveyed to her husband Jacob Mayo, also one Negro girl named Jemima, two cows and calves, two beds and furniture which I have heretofore given to the said Rebecca Mayo as a part of her estate.

"Item Fourth: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Dorothy Trimble a tract of land and whereon her husband Edwin Trimble now lives which I have heretofore deeded to the said Trimble, also one Negro girl Nancy, also two cows and calves, two beds and furniture which I have heretofore given the said Dorothy Trimble as a part of her estate.

"Item Fifth: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Eleanor Morgan the tract of land whereon her hunband David Morgan now lives which I have heretofore conveyed to the said David Morgan two cows and calves, two beds and furniture which I have heretofore given the said Eleanor Morgan as a part of her estate.

"Item Sixth: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Sophia Layne, one Negro girl named Sally, two cows and calves, two beds and furniture which I have heretofore given her as a part of her estate,, and I have executed to her husband William H. Layne, a title bond for the tract of land whereon he now lives upon,, he and James S. Layne paying me one thousand dollars for which they are bound to my estate which I considered equal to the portions given to my other children over and above the said one thousand dolars as a part of the estate of the said Sophia Layne.

"Item Seventh: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Tabitha Graham all the land which I won on the waters of Cow and Calf Creeks and the Broad hollow supposed to contain Seven Hundred and fifty acres, two cows and calves, two beds and furniture and one Negro girl named Hester Ann as a part of the said Tabitha Graham's estate.

"Item Eighth: I will and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Graham all that part of the farm whereon I now live, Beginning at Sandy river thence on a straight line with the upper cross fence of the meadow to the back line of the survey, then down with said back line to Jacob Mayo's upper line thence to Sandy river, thence up the same to the beginning two cows and calves, two beds and furniture, one roan filly, also one Negro girl Jane, as a part of the estate of the said Elizabeth Graham.

"Item Ninth: I will that at my death my Negro woman named Suckey (the wife of the Negro Jack) go free from me and my heirs forever.

"Item Tenth: I will and bequeath that the following Slaves to wit: John, Stamper, Clay and Caroline and all of my personal estate after the payment of my debts be equally divided among all my children, and it is my wish and desire that none of said Slaves go out of the family.

"Item Eleventh: It is my will and desire if the part of my estate however, bequeathed to my daughter Tabitha Graham, should not be considered equal to the portions given to my other children that it shall be made up to her in money out of my estate.

"Item Twelfth: I will and desire that my executors herinafter named settle and adjust all the debts, dues and demands from and against the estate of my son Thomas W. Graham deceased, of which I was the Administrator and sole heir.

"Item Thirteenth: I hereby nominate constitute and appoint Jacob Mayo and Edwin Trimble sole executors of this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this 19th day of April in the year 1835.

Signed sealed and published in presence of us his Robert (X) Harrel mark Samuel Isaacks Filed April 7, 1881, H.H. Firzpatrick, C.F.C.C. by G.R. Davidson, D.C.

More About JOHN GRAHAM:

Fact 1: 1799, named deputy surveyor

Fact 2: June 28, 1808, elected 1st judge of Floyd Co., KY

Fact 3: severd in the 8th VA Reg in Rev War

Fact 4: Aft. 1781, lived Tazewell Co., VA

Fact 5: 1800, member of Kentucky House of Representatives

Notes for REBECCA WITTEN:

In her will, the Negro boy Henry is set free and the Negro girl Zerelda given to Ann Morgan. She was a Methodist. In 1837 she was assessed tax for 250 acre of first class land, 5 slaves and 5 horses$4,700.

WILL OF REBECCA WITTEN GRAHAM

In the Name of God Amen.

I, Rebecca Graham of the County of Floyd and State of Kentucky being weak in body but of sound mind and disposing memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament as follows, to-wit:

First:, I desire after my decease to be decently buried and that all my just debts be paid.

Item: I give unto my negro boy Henry his freedom to go free from me and my heirs forever from the time of my deceased.

Item: I give and bequeath to my grand daughter Ann Morgan my negro girl, Zerelda, also the dun mare call the "Milly Filly" also two beds and furniture, also two cows and calves and ten head of sheep.

Item: I give and bequeath unto my grandson Andrew Jackson Harris fifty acre of land lying on the opposite side of the river from where I live being the same conveyed to me by Tabitha Harris.

Item: I give unto my daughters Rebecca Mayo, Dorothy Trimble, Sophia Layne and Elizabeth Johns each one sixth part of the faum on which I live and of the back land adjacent thereto.

Item: I give unto Edmon Trimble one Sixth part of the farm on which I live and of the back lands adjacent thereto to be held by him as trustee for the sole use and benefit of my daughter Eleanor Morgan.

Item: I give unto Edwin Trimble on sixth part of the farm on which I live and of the back lands adjacent thereto to be held by him as trustee for and benefit of my daughter Tabitha Harris.

Item: I give unto my grandson Thomas Graham Morgan one Bureau.

Item: I desire that my executors may discharge any ballance due the estate of John Graham deceased for property purchased by me at the sale of the property with its interest deducting the proper credit for payments made by me.

Item: I give unto Thomas Graham Morgan one saddle.

Item: I give unto Rebecca Morgan two cows and calves.

Item: I give unto my grand son Thomas Graham Layne one cow and calf>

Item: It is my desire that the ballance of stock not herein specially divided be equally divided among all my grand children.

Item: I want the black boys John and Henry to have each of them one of my colts.

Item: I give unto Rebecca Morgan one bed and furniture.

I also desire that any property not herein specially devised be equally divided among all my grand children.

I desire that Greenville Lackey and Edwin Trimble shall act as executors of this my last will and testament, and I do hereby appoint them as such.

August 19th, 1843

Children of JOHN GRAHAM and REBECCA WITTEN are:

i. LT. THOMAS WITTEN⁵ GRAHAM (Source: Jillson, Dr. Willard Rouse, John Graham of Virginia, 551.), b. January 19, 1804, Tazewell, Co., VA; d. October 23, 1833, Allen, Floyd Co., KY.

More About LT. THOMAS WITTEN GRAHAM:

Fact 3: died abt age 30 unmarried, buried Emma, KY

Fact 4: August 01, 1825, father, John Graham, deeded him land in Allen KY

52. ii. REBECCA GRAHAM, b. August 12, 1806, Floyd Co. KY; d. December 14, 1898, Floyd Co. KY.

53. iii. DOROTHY GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1807, Floyd Co. KY; d. Floyd Co. KY.

54. iv. ELEANOR 'NELLIE' GRAHAM, b. 1810, Floyd Co. KY; d. 1906, Paoli, Chickasaw Nation, OK.

55. v. TABITHA GRAHAM, b. August 08, 1812, Floyd Co. KY; d. Floyd Co. KY.

56. vi. SOPHIA GRAHAM, b. 1814, Floyd Co. KY.

57. vii. ELIZABETH GRAHAM, b. November 21, 1818, Floyd Co. KY; d. December 08, 1895, Prestonsburg, KY.

24. JOSEPH⁴ GRAHAM (DAVID³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1766 in Bath Co., Va, and died December 08, 1857 in Lowell, Summers Co., WVA. He married REBECCA GRAHAM (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) 1803 in Bath Co., Va, daughter of JAMES GRAHAM and FLORENCE GRAHAM. She was born January 15, 1786 in Virginia, and died February 28, 1876 in Lowell, Summers Co., WVA.

Notes for JOSEPH GRAHAM:

More About JOSEPH GRAHAM:

Fact 1: owned over 2,000 acres of land

Children are listed above under (21) Rebecca Graham.

25. FLORENCE⁴ GRAHAM (DAVID³, WILLIAM², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born August 28, 1767 in Virginia, and died Abt. 1830 in Floyd Co. KY. She married JAMES PATTON. He was born Abt. 1762 in Augusta Co., VA, and died Bef. May 19, 1817 in Floyd Co., KY.

Children of FLORENCE GRAHAM and JAMES PATTON are:

i. SAMUEL⁵ PATTON, b. Abt. 1785; m. ELIZABETH ALLEN, April 06, 1810, Floyd Co. KY (Source: Floyd County Marriage Book.); b. Abt. 1785.

58. ii. CYNTHIA PATTON, b. Abt. 1786.

iii. CHRISTA PATTON, b. Abt. 1788.

iv. HENRY PATTON, b. Abt. 1789.

59. v. DORCAS PATTON, b. October 18, 1790, Virginia; d. June 09, 1872, Robinson Creek, Floyd Co., KY.

vi. JOHN PATTON, b. Abt. 1791.

vii. WILLIAM PATTON, b. Abt. 1792.

viii. FELIX PATTON, b. Abt. 1794.

ix. JENNIE PATTON, b. Abt. 1798.

x. FLORENCE PATTON, b. Abt. 1800.

26. MARTHA⁴ GRAHAM (JOHN³, JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born 1772 in Augusta Co., VA, and died 1856. She married ROBERT DUNLAP. He was born Abt. 1772.

Children of MARTHA GRAHAM and ROBERT DUNLAP are:

60. i. CHARLES A.⁵ DUNLAP, b. Abt. 1795.

ii. REV. MITCHELL DUNLAP (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1800; d. Abt. 1890; m. MARY J. ???; b. Monroe Co., WVA.

More About REV. MITCHELL DUNLAP:
Fact 1: Presbyterian Minister in Greenbrier, Monroe, Pocahontas Co's. W.VA.
Fact 2: buried at Union, Monroe Co., WVA

Fact 3: never had children.

27. LANCELOT 'LANTY'⁴ LOCKRIDGE (JANE³ GRAHAM, JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1752.

Child of LANCELOT 'LANTY' LOCKRIDGE is:

i. COL. JAMES T.⁵ LOCKRIDGE, b. Pocahontas Co., WVA; d. Bef. 1899, Pocahontas Co., WVA.

28. MATHEW⁴ KINCAID (ANNE³ GRAHAM, JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1755, and died 1860. He married ELIZABETH SCOTT. She was born Abt. 1760 in Greenbriar Co., WVA.

More About MATHEW KINCAID:

Fact 1: 1836, to 1860 lived mouth of Hungart's Crk, Talcott, Woodson Farm, WVA

Children of MATHEW KINCAID and ELIZABETH SCOTT are:

i. KATY⁵ KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1781; d. Horse Shoe Creek, Fayette Co., WVA.

ii. ANN GRAHAM KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1782.

61. iii. LANTY GRAHAM KINCAID, b. Abt. 1784, Summers Co., WVA; d. Illinois.

iv. SARAH KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1785; d. Centerville, Monroe Co., WVA; m. SAMUEL HUMPHREYS; b. Abt. 1785; d. Centerville, Monroe Co., WVA.

62. v. FLORENCE GRAHAM KINCAID, b. Abt. 1787, Summers Co., WVA; d. Aft. 1899, Pisgah, WVA.

vi. NANCY KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1789; m. RICHARD MEADOWS.

More About RICHARD MEADOWS:

Fact 1: Brother of Griffith Meadows.

vii. REBECCA KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1790, Summers Co., WVA; m. HENRY KARNES; b. Mercer Co., WVA.

viii. ELIZABETH KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1792.

ix. SUSAN KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1793; m. GRIFFITH MEADOWS.

More About GRIFFITH MEADOWS:

Fact 1: Brother of Richard Meadows.

63. x. JANE KINCAID, b. Abt. 1795, Summers Co., WVA.

29. LANCELOT 'LANTY'⁴ KINCAID (ANNE³ GRAHAM, JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).) was born Abt. 1756, and died 1850 in Summers Co., WVA. He married ? SCOTT. She was born Abt. 1766 in Greenbriar Co., WVA, and died in Summers Co., WVA.

More About ? SCOTT:

Fact 1: Sister of Mathew's wife, Elizabeth.

Children of LANCELOT KINCAID and ? SCOTT are:

i. MATHEW⁵ KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1778.

64. ii. JOHN KINCAID, b. Abt. 1780; d. Lick Creek, WVA.

65. iii. LANTY KINCAID, b. Abt. 1782.

iv. JULIA KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1786.

v. KATY KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1788.

vi. CYNTHIA KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1790.

vii. NANCY KINCAID (Source: David Graham, History of The Graham Family, (1899).), b. Abt. 1792.

66. viii. REBECCA KINCAID, b. Abt. 1812; d. Bakers Mill, Greenbrier Co., WVA.

30. ELIZABETH 'BETSEY'⁴ KINCAID (ANNE³ GRAHAM, JOHN², CHRISTOPHER¹) was born Abt. 1758. She married (1) ? HOPKINS. She married (2) ? CLARK.

Child of ELIZABETH KINCAID and ? CLARK is:

67. i. ELIZABETH⁵ CLARK.