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Jonathon JONES.^1,2 Parents: Thomas JONES and Emily LNU.

Spouse: Mary Bell HAGAN. Jonathon JONES and Mary Bell HAGAN were married on 14 Oct 1873 in Madison Co. KY. They were married on 14 Oct 1873 in Madison Co., Ky. Children were: Daisy JONES, Herbert JONES.

Joseph JONES.^1,2,6,12,22 Parents: Jonathan JONES.

Spouse: Rachael REYNOLDS. Joseph JONES and Rachael REYNOLDS were married on 25 Mar 1789 in NC..^6,12 [Stinnett.FTW]

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Obituary notice for their oldest child, states they were married inFayette Co., Ky. in 1799. Children were: Mariah JONES.

Spouse: Rachel REYNOLDS. Joseph JONES and Rachel REYNOLDS were married on 25 Mar 1799 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. Obituary notice for their oldest child states they were married inFayette County, Kentucky in 1799. Children were: Mariah JONES.

Joseph JONES^2,16 was born in 1827.¹⁶

Spouse: Minerva FERRELL.

Josie JONES^20,21 was born about Oct 1869 in Ky. Her reference number is 338.

Spouse: James ARNSPIGER. James ARNSPIGER and Josie JONES were married about 1885.

Katherine JONES^2,4,5,6 was born on 12 Jul 1928.^4,5,6 She died on 30 Jan 1997 in Fayette Co., Ky.^4,5,6 Her Social Security Number was.

Spouse: William T. BRUMFIELD. Children were: Kevin Thomas BRUMFIELD.

Leo A. JONES^2,4,42,43 was born on 10 Jan 1926. He died on 26 Oct 1974. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetary, Nicholasville , Ky..

Spouse: Amanda L. BURTON. Children were: Pattie Sue JONES, Dianne JONES, Mike JONES.

Lillian Emma JONES.^2,4,7,13

Spouse: Hubert H. COBB. Hubert H. COBB and Lillian Emma JONES were married on 2 Jan 1919.^4,7,13 Children were: Henry Jackson COBB, Doris May COBB.

Margaret JONES.^2,4,7

Spouse: James L HOLDREN. Children were: Michael Ray HOLDREN, Mark Ray HOLDREN.

Mariah JONES^1,2,6,12 was born in 1797.^6,12 She was born in 1797 in Kentucky. She died on 29 Oct 1861.^6,12 She was buried in Thomas Reynolds Cemetery, Jessamine Co., Ky.. Parents: Joseph JONES and Rachael REYNOLDS. Parents: Joseph JONES and Rachel REYNOLDS.

Spouse: Willis REYNOLDS. Willis REYNOLDS and Mariah JONES were married on 9 Jan 1828.¹² Children were: John Jefferson REYNOLDS, Mahala REYNOLDS, Willis , Jr. REYNOLDS, Lindsay Beaumont REYNOLDS, Mahala REYNOLDS, Willis REYNOLDS Jr., John Jefferson REYNOLDS, Paulina REYNOLDS, Lindsey Beaumont REYNOLDS, Joseph REYNOLDS, Levi REYNOLDS, Nancy REYNOLDS.

Marjorie JONES.²

Spouse: William Welch BIBB. Children were: Brenda BIBB, Betsey BIBB, Billy BIBB.

Martha JONES.²

Spouse: Sherman BROWN.

Martha Emma JONES² was born in Apr 1861 in Saline Co. IL.

Spouse: James T. LAND. James T. LAND and Martha Emma JONES were married on 29 Jan 1886.

Mike JONES.^2,4,42,43 Parents: Leo A. JONES and Amanda L. BURTON.

Nancy JONES¹ was born on 7 Mar 1778. She died on 18 Nov 1844 in Boone Co., MO. Name: Nancy Jones
Sex: F
ALIA: Nancy /Sappington/
Birth: 7 MAR 1778 in possibly Madison County, Kentucky
Death: 18 NOV 1844
Death: BEF. 1 JAN 1845 in Boone County, Missouri
Burial: New Salem Church, Baptist, Sec. 3, Town. 46, Range 12, north of Ashland, Cedar Township, Boone County, Missouri 1
Event: Age at Death (Facts Pg) 66 years, 8 months, 11 days
Note:
Sappington, Nancy. Boone County 1821 tax list (Hodges and Woodruff 1971).

Boone Co. combined tax list, 1821 and 1825 (Stanley, Wilson, & Wilson, Missouri Taxpayers 1819-1826, 1979).

Evans and Thompson, Wills and Administrations of Boone Co., MO, p. 27:
SAPPINGTON, NANCY - No. 590 - Adm. Squire B. Sappington, Admr. Gr. Jan. 1, 1845. F.S. May 11, 1849. Heirs - Foster Sappington, Sarah Lanham, wife of Richard Lanham, Squire B. Sappington, John Sappington, Green B. Sappington, Mary Burnham, wife of Squire Burnham, Mark Sappington, Elizabeth Black, wife of John M. Black.

For family background see "Descendants of William Jones," as of 30 January 2000 found on:
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/t/Shirley-J-Cates/

Father: Foster Jones b: BET. 1750 - 1753 in Virginia
Mother: Mourning Harris b: 4 JUN 1754 in Albemarle County, Virginia

Marriage 1 Richard Sappington b: BET. 1756 - 1760 in possibly Maryland
Married: BET. 1795 - 1796 in Possibly Madison County, Kentucky
Children
Foster Sappington b: 28 SEP 1797 in Kentucky
Squire B. Sappington b: 19 MAY 1800 in Kentucky
John Sappington b: 27 OCT 1801 in Kentucky
Green Berry Sappington b: 7 OCT 1803 in Madison County, Kentucky
Mary Sappington b: BET. 1805 - 1807 in Missouri
Sarah Sappington b: 4 DEC 1798 in Kentucky
Elizabeth Sappington b: 1 FEB 1811 in St. Louis County, Missouri
Mark Sappington , Sr. b: BET. 1808 - 1809 in Missouri

Spouse: Richard SAPPINGTON. Richard SAPPINGTON and Nancy JONES were married in 1795/96. Children were: Sarah SAPPINGTON.

Pattie Sue JONES.^2,4,42,43 Parents: Leo A. JONES and Amanda L. BURTON.

Polly JONES.^1,2

Spouse: Michael MILLER. Children were: Leonard MILLER.

Ralph JONES.¹

Spouse: Terry Lee MATHENY.

Richard T. JONES.^1,2

Spouse: Susan ROBERTS. Richard T. JONES and Susan ROBERTS were married on 22 Jan 1884 in Madison Co. KY. They were married on 22 Jan 1884 in Madison County, Ky.

Samuel JONES¹ died in Knox Co., KY.

Spouse: Martha WILLIS. Samuel JONES and Martha WILLIS were married on 25 Feb 1832 in Sangamon Co., IL.

Suella JONES.¹

Spouse: James B. SANDERS.

Suzanne JONES.¹ Parents: Glendon JONES and Ruth SANDERS.

Children were: MICHAEL.

Theresa JONES¹ was born about 1859 in Kentucky.

Spouse: Oliver J. HENDREN. Children were: Luraline Emma HENDREN, William McClennon HENDREN Sr., Raymond HENDREN, Mary S. HENDREN, Oliver H. HENDREN.

Thomas JONES¹ was born about 1831.

Spouse: Emily LNU. Children were: Jonathon JONES.

Wade Hampton JONES¹⁵ was born on 7 Nov 1879.³¹⁴ He died on 1 Nov 1918 in Shelbina, MO.³¹⁴ He was christened in Wade (or his son, Wade II) was a reporter for the Washington Star in 1935..⁴⁰⁹ He was buried in Buried at Shelbina, MO..³¹⁴

Spouse: Fay HANLY. Wade Hampton JONES and Fay HANLY were married about 1911. Children were: Wade Hampton II JONES, Joan JONES.

Wade Hampton II JONES.¹⁵ Parents: Wade Hampton JONES and Fay HANLY.

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth MCDAVID.

Zeke JONES.²

Spouse: Arrebell CORN.

James Donald JORDAN.^{2,4,5,6,13,38,39,40,41,42,43}

Spouse: Josephine Nora HOUSE.

Alexander JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1767. His reference number is 240c+6.5s6. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Catherine JOUETT^1,29 was born on 8 Jan 1787.³⁰ She died on 23 Dec 1790. Her reference number is 240 .As+2.. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Capt. (Rev.) Charles JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1769 in Albemarle County, Virginia. His reference number is 240c+6.5s7. "The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless: Afterthe war, Capt Charles Jouett returned to Albemarle County, Virginiaand was admitted to the bar there in 1798 but soon thereafter removedto the West. In 1804 he was in Detroit. Charles Jouett and Susan R.Allin had children: 1. Catherine, died 6 May 1832, married JamesMansfield, 2. Susan married C.M. Callis, 3. Mildred married A.C.Goodall.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": It waslikely that this was Charles Jouett who served as Judge of theTerritory of "Arkansaw" in 1819.

Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Susan R. ALLEN\ALLIN. Capt. (Rev.) Charles JOUETT and Susan R. ALLEN\ALLIN were married on 15 Jan 1809 in Clark County, Kentucky.

Elizabeth JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1773. Her reference number is 240c+6.5s9. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Clifton RODES.

Elizabeth Lewis JOUETT^1,29 was born on 10 Mar 1790 in Bath County, Kentucky.³⁰ She died on 23 Apr 1848.³⁰ Her reference number is 240 .As. JOUT KY01-Family Bible, Mrs. W. Burford Davis, 2 Woodhill Road,Louisville, Kentucky. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: William Dabney HADEN. William Dabney HADEN and Elizabeth Lewis JOUETT were married on 19 Aug 1817 in Fayette County, Kentucky (IGI). Children were: Sarah Ann (Anna) HADEN, John Jouett HADEN, Mary Duke HADEN, Matthew "Matt" Jouett HADEN.

Frances JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1771 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Her reference number is 240c+6.5s8. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Menas\Menan MILLS. Menas\Menan MILLS and Frances JOUETT were married on 21 Apr 1791 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Surety, Robert Jouett.

George Payne JOUETT^1,29 was born on 1 Jun 1785.³⁰ He died on 4 Sep 1811. His reference number is 240 .As+2.. George Payne Jouett was 29 years old at his death and died unmarried. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Jack (John) JOUETT^1,29 was born on 22 Oct 1793 in Kentucky.⁴¹⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: Amy Eliza Beverly BROWN. Jack (John) JOUETT and Amy Eliza Beverly BROWN were married on 22 Dec 1818. JOUETT KY02-Bible Record of Captain Jack Jouett; Jack Jouett, thirdson, was married to Amy Eliza Beverly Brown.

John JOUETT^1,29 was born on 7 Dec 1754 in Charlottesville, Virginia.³⁰ He died on 1 Mar 1822 in Bath County, Kentucky (Age 68 years).⁴¹¹ His reference number is 240 .As+2. He served in the military in Revolutionary Soldier. JOUT KY01-Family Bible, Mrs. W. Burford Davis, 2 Woodhill Road,Louisville, Kentucky.

Captain Jack Jouett, Jr. of Charlottesville; Family Bible, Mrs. W.Burford Davis, 2 Woodhill Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40207.

Jack Jouett, Jr. and his father were both signers of the AlbemarleDeclaration of Independence; When Kentucky was still a part ofVirginia, Jack Jouett, Jr. represented it in the Virginia legislature;When Kentucky was made a state, he represented Mercer County in thelegislature and later he represented Woodford County to which heremoved.

"The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless:Captain Jack Jouett was a six foot four inch captain in the VirginiaMilitia, he is termed a 'minor hero of the American Revolution'because of the famous ride he made on the night of June 3/4, 1781 onside roads over thickly wooded terrain in order to save GovernorThomas Jefferson and the Virginia legislature then meeting inCharlottesville from capture by Tarleton. The ride was from CuckooTavern in Louisa County to Monticello and Charlottesville. Conceningthis event, Virginius Dabney declares in "American Heritage", December1961, pages 56-59, "His feat was more daring than Paul Revere's, butVirginia's hero had, alas, no Longfellow." For his courageous deed,which scarred him for life, the Virginia assembly voted him "anelegant sword and a pair of pistols." To commemorate further Jouett'scourageous act a brass tablet bearing his name has been placed in thefloor in front of the door to the main entrance at "Monticello". Theyear following his ride "Jack" Jouett removed from Virginia toKentucky, where he entered actively into local affairs and roserapidly to prominence. Hospitable, attractive, and high spirited, heentertained lavishly and made friends readily, numbering among hisintimates Clay, Jackson, the Breckinridges and the Marshalls. JohnJouett was instrumental in organizing the new state of Kentucky. Heahd been a member of the Virginia Assembly and he became aRepresentative in the first Kentucky Legislature.

"Genealogies Of Virginia Families", Volume V, R-Z: Captain Jouett wasthe hero of the following daring deed: In the heat of theRevolutionary War, in June 1781, when Cornwallis was near Richmond,burning the barns, fences, and crops, and killing the horses of thefarmers of Virginia, he sent Colonel Tarleton, with 250 cavalry, on aspecial secret raid to surprise and capture the General Assembly, thenin session at Charlottesville, in Albemarle County, Virginia. Theirclandestine, rapid march was observed by Captain John Jouett. Hedivined their dangerous purpose, and started at once on his fleetthoroughbred horse to defeat their strategy. The passing, firing, racewas swift, daring and perilous - so hot and close that a singleunlucky bullet, or a misstep of his faithful steed, would placeCaptain Jouett at the mercy of the marauding troops. Fortune -Providence - favored the brave patriot. He gave the sudden warning,but so narrow was the escape of the Legislature that seven of themembers were captured. A copy of the concurrent resolutions adoptedDecember 12, 1786, shows the appreciation of the House and Senate ofVirginia of the daring and important service of Captain John Jouett inbaffling the scheme of Lord Cornwallis and his note cavalry leader,Colonel Tarleton. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS. John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS were married on 24 Aug 1784 in Goochland County, Virginia. "Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": Jack Jouettmarried Sarah Robards, 24 August 1784 in Goochland County, Virginia.They removed to Kentucky after the Revolution.

Family Tree Maker, Volume 1, #5559 has married, 20 August 1784,Harrodsburg, Virginia. Children were: George Payne JOUETT, Catherine JOUETT, Matthew Harris JOUETT, Elizabeth Lewis JOUETT, Polly Allin JOUETT, Jack (John) JOUETT, William Robards JOUETT, Landon Carter JOUETT, Robert JOUETT, Thomas Jefferson JOUETT, Virginia A. JOUETT, Lynch JOUETT.

Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr.^1,29 was born in 1720 in Hanover County, Virginia. He lived Charlottesville, Virginia in 1773. He died in 1802 in Charlottesville, Virginia. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Will Proved] His reference number is 240.As+4. "The Kentucky Explorer", page 69, February 1994; Lexington Herald,1924; Signer of the Albemarle Declaration of Independence; Owner ofThe Swan Tavern.

Family Tree Maker, Volume I, #5556; Volume I, #5858; Volume I, #5559,has John Jouett, born 1720, Louisa County, Virginia.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": JohnJouett, Sr., died in 1805 in Charlottesville, where his will is foundin Albemarle County Will Book 1.

Buried somewhere in the backyard of the premises upon which the SwanTavern stood; Lot No. 58, Charlottesville.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": In 1773,John Jouett bought 100 acres from John Moore adjoining the town ofCharlottesville....In 1776, he bought 300 additional acres from Moore.He erected the Swan Tavern, and ....in 1790, he laid out High Streetin Charlottesville." John Jouett, Sr. and his son, John, Jr., spokenof as "Captain Jack", signed the Albemarle County Militia.

Spouse: Mourning Glenn HARRIS. Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS were married in 1753 in Albemarle County, Virginia. "Marriages of Some Virginia Residents" by Wulfeck. Children were: Matthew JOUETT, John JOUETT, William JOUETT, Capt. Robert JOUETT, Mary Ann JOUETT, Alexander JOUETT, Capt. (Rev.) Charles JOUETT, Frances JOUETT, Elizabeth JOUETT, Susannah JOUETT, Margaret "Peggy" JOUETT.

Landon Carter JOUETT^1,29 was born on 12 Apr 1797 in Kentucky.³⁰ He died on 5 Aug 1828.³⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. "The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless:Unmarried; was administrator of his father's estate.

Unmarried. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Lynch JOUETT^1,29 was born on 2 Oct 1805 in Kentucky.³⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. Or 2 January 1805. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: Mary SCHOLL. "The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless: LynchJouett married Mary Scholl.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": LynchJouett married Mary Scholl.

Margaret "Peggy" JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1777. Her reference number is 240c+6.5sB. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Nathan CRAWFORD. Nathan CRAWFORD and Margaret "Peggy" JOUETT were married in Virginia.

Mary Ann JOUETT^1,29 was born on 14 Jun 1765. Her reference number is 240c+6.5s5. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Thomas ALLEN. Thomas ALLEN and Mary Ann JOUETT were married in Albemarle County, Virginia. "Marriages Of Some Virginia Residents 1607-1800" by Wulfeck.

Matthew JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1753 in Charlottesville, Virginia. He died on 17 Nov 1777 in Battle of Brandywine, Pennsylvania. His reference number is 240c+6.5s1. "The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless:Captain of the Seventh Virginia Regiment Continental Army.Participated in the Battle of Monmouth, was mortally wounded atBrandywine, and died month later. He did not marry. His brother, John,inherited his government grant of 400 acres for his military services.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": Captain ofthe 7th Virginia Regiment. He was wounded at the Battle of Brandywineand died of his wounds 15 November 1777, soon after the battle. Bountyland warrants 1126-300 and 2510-300, based on service in the war, weregiven to Captain Matthew Jouett. Land Office Warrant #463 for 4000acres of land in Kentucky went to Captain Jack Jouett, as the legalheir of his brother, Matthew. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Matthew Harris JOUETT^1,29 was born on 22 Apr 1788 in Mercer County, Kentucky.³⁰ He served in the military in 1812 in War of 1812. He died on 10 Aug 1827 in (near) Lexington, Kentucky.³⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. Family Bible, Mrs. W. Burford Davis, 2 Woodhill Road, Louisville,Kentucky 40207; "The Kentucky Explorer", page 70, March 1995; Bornabout 2 miles from Pleasant Hill, sometimes called Shakertown, as itis the house of the Shaker community; This property, which wassurrounded by a 1000 acres of land, that was sold by John Jouett to aMr. Todd (or Tood), on 25 August 1791, when the future artist wasabout 1 year old; Matthew began to paint portraits when he was 14 or15 years old; 1817, he went to Boston and studied with Gilbert Stuartfor 5 months.

"The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless:Matthew H. Jouett was educated for the law but gave up the legalprofession in favor of art. He became a famous portrait painter, saidto have rivalled in ability Gilbert Stuart under whom he studied. Ason of Matthew H. Jouett was Rear Admiral James Edward Jouett, called"Fighting Jim", distinguished himself at the Battle of Mobile Bay, anda daughter, Sarah Bell Jouett, was the wife of the noted lawyer,orator and congressman, Richard Hickman Menefee, for whom MenefeeCounty, Kentucky was named.

JOUT KY03-"The Kentucky Explorer", P.O. Box 227, Jackson, Kentucky41339, March 1995, "Matthew Jouett, Kentucky's Famous PortraitPainter, Born Near Shakertown", author unknown, about 1897: MatthewJouett was born in Mercer County, Kentucky in 1790, in a house stillstanding, about two miles from Pleasant Hill, sometimes calledShakertown, as it is the house of the Shaker community. The old houseis built of logs, and like all pioneer houses in Kentucky is a storyand a half high. A side room has been built since the originalstructure was put up, and this is only one story. The house issituated near a small stream, and presents a very dilapidatedappearance. Many years ago it was weatherboarded. This property, whichwas surrounded by a thousand acres of land, was sold by John Jouett toa Mr. Todd, on 25 August 1791, when the future artist was about oneyear old. The old home is now owned by a Mrs. Burton, and is occupiedby a man named Hamilton. The famous artist lived many years on what isnow the Melbourne Stud Farm of Colonel Will S. Barnes, the well-knownturfman. The house on this place is a two-story structure, surroundedby cedar trees. It is situated about a mile from the city limits, onthe north side of town. Here it was that Jouett executed some of hismost famous paintings. It was here that he died in 1827. Mrs. Sarah B.Menefee, his daughter, says: "My father died in the house now owned byMrs. Barnes, nee Bradley, and where Mr. William Barnes keeps his fasthorses........My father was born in 1790, died in 1827, thirty-sevenyears old........He graduated from Translyvania University, afterwhich he studied law with Chancellor Bibb in Frankfort. He married in1812 Miss Margaret Henderson Allen. He was made Paymaster when the warbroke out in that year. He served through the war in that capacity.

JOUT KY03-"The Kentucky Explorer", P.O. Box 227, Jackson, Kentucky41339, March 1995, "Matthew Jouett, Kentucky's Famous PortraitPainter, Born Near Shakertown", author unknown, about 1897: Mrs. SarahB. Menefee, his daughter, says Matthew Jouett, her father, was born in1790, died in 1827, thirty-seven years old.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.".

JOUT KY03-"The Kentucky Explorer", P.O. Box 227, Jackson, Kentucky41339, March 1995, "Matthew Jouett, Kentucky's Famous PortraitPainter, Born Near Shakertown", author unknown, about 1897. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: Margaret Henderson ALLEN. Matthew Harris JOUETT and Margaret Henderson ALLEN were married on 25 May 1812 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY.³¹

Polly Allin JOUETT^1,29 was born on 8 Feb 1792 in Montgomery County, Kentucky.^30,410 She died on 9 Mar 1879 in Fort Monmouth Army Post, New Jersey.⁴¹⁰ Her reference number is 240 .As+2.. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: William "Edward" STOCKTON. William "Edward" STOCKTON and Polly Allin JOUETT were married on 19 Jul 1815 in Montgomery County, Kentucky.⁴¹⁰

Capt. Robert JOUETT^1,29 was born in 1756. He died in 1796 in (probably) Albemarle County, Virginia. His reference number is 240c+6.5s4. He served in the military in Revolutionary Soldier. "The Jouett Family" by Miss Urilla M. Bland, 214 High Avenue, Weston,West Virginia 26452, 1975 (Thelma L. Fillmore, 2618 Bretton Road,Wichita Falls, Texas 76308), copy received from Sarah Sharpless:Captain Robert Jouett married Alice Lewis, daughter of Benjamin Lewisof New Kent County and Martha Beckerton of Hanover County, Virginia.Robert was Captain in Virginia Continental Line and served until theend of the war, 8 September 1781. He was wounded at Eutaw Springs andreceived for his military services a land grandt of 2,666.67 acreslocated in Ohio (warrant #2673). Wood's "History of Albemarle County,Virginia" states he was a Major in the 88th Regiment, First Batallionof Albemarle County, militia and later became a Colonel of Artillery,Second Division of same regiment. In 1783 he was admitted to AlbemarleCounty Bar. He was the only son of John Jouett, Sr. who remainedpermanently in Virginia. Robert Jouett and Alice Lewis had one childonly, Alice Robert Jouett (1796-1823) who married 1813, as his secondwife, attorney James Wood Bouldin (1792-1854) of Charlotte City,Virginia, a member of Congress and the son of Major Wood Bouldin ofthe Revolution (1742-1800) and Joanna Tyler (1752-1845), aunt ofPresident Tyler.

Alice Robert Jouett and James Wood Bouldin had the following children:1. James Wood, Jr., 2. Robert Jouett, 3. Thomas Tyler, 4. Alice Lewismarried James McCargo of Charlotte County, Virginia, 5. Joanna Tylermarried Dr. Louis Bouldin Spencer and had ten children.

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.".

"Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": A Captain inthe Revolutionary War and a Colonel of Militia after the war. RobertJouett was wounded at Eutaw Springs, 8 September 1781 and later wasawarded 2666 acres of land.

Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Alice LEWIS. "Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.".

Robert JOUETT^1,29 was born on 6 Jan 1799 in Kentucky.³⁰ He died on 20 Oct 1816.³⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. Robert Jouett was 17 years at his death. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Susannah JOUETT^1,29 was born about 1775. Her reference number is 240c+6.5sA. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Thomas C. FLETCHER. Thomas C. FLETCHER and Susannah JOUETT were married in Virginia.

Thomas Jefferson JOUETT^1,29 was born on 14 Jan 1801 in Kentucky.³⁰ His reference number is 240 .As+2.. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

Spouse: Mary "Polly" DANIEL. Thomas Jefferson JOUETT and Mary "Polly" DANIEL were married on 19 Nov 1829 in Kentucky.

Virginia A. JOUETT^1,29 was born on 21 Jun 1803 in Kentucky.³⁰ She died on 17 Jun 1822 in Kentucky.³⁰ Her reference number is 240 .As+2.. "Some History and Genealogy of the Jouett Family" by Joanne CullomMoore, Corona, Frenchman's Bayou, Arkansas 72338, published in "TheHuguenot" Publication Number 32, 1985-1987, The Huguenot Society ofthe Founders Of Manakin In The Colony of Virginia, Inc.": Has birthas 2 January 1803.

Virginia Jouett was 19 years old at her death and unmarried. Parents: John JOUETT and Sarah (Sally) ROBARDS.

William JOUETT^1,29 was born in 1755 in Louisa County, Virginia. He died in 1778 in Virginia. His reference number is 240c+6.5s3. Parents: Capt. John (Jack) JOUETT Sr. and Mourning Glenn HARRIS.

Spouse: Wilma WILCOXIN. William JOUETT and Wilma WILCOXIN were married about 1768 in Virginia.