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Spouse: Richard COMLEY. Children were: Patt COMLEY, Caroline COMLEY.
Elizabeth PATTERSON.1,2 Parents: Samuel PATTERSON and Ann PATTERSON.
Spouse: David JOHNSON. Children were: Sedona Francis JOHNSON.
George A. PATTERSON1 was born about 1848 in Madison Co., Ky. Parents: Squire T. PATTERSON and Clara WHEELER.
Hannah PATTERSON1,2 was born in 1774 in NC. She was born in 1774 in North Carolina. She died in 1876 in Madison County, Ky.
Name: Hannah PATTERSON
Sex: F
Birth: 1774 in North Carolina 1
Death: 1876 in Madison Co. Ky 1
Father: John PATTERSON b: 2 Aug 1740 in North Carolina
Mother: Elizabeth WELLS b: 16 May 1750 in North Carolina
Marriage 1 Alexander WYLIE b: 1774 in Virginia
Married: 19 Jan 1797 in Mad Co Ky 1
Children
John WYLIE b: 1797 in Madison Co Ky
Thomas WYLIE b: 1800 in Madison Co., Ky
Elizabeth WYLIE b: ABT 1805
William WYLIE b: 1806 in Ky.
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Broderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #5321, Date of Import: Jul 4, 1998 Parents: John PATTERSON and Elizabeth WELLS.
Spouse: Alexander WYLIE. Alexander WYLIE and Hannah PATTERSON were married on 19 Jan 1797 in Madison Co. KY. They were married on 19 Jan 1797 in Madison County, Ky. Children were: John R. WYLIE, Thomas WYLIE, Elizabeth WYLIE, William WYLIE.
Jalia Ann PATTERSON.1,2
Spouse: Benjamin Daniel BOATRIGHT. Children were: John Waller BOATRIGHT.
John PATTERSON.1,2
Spouse: Elizabeth WELLS. Children were: Hannah PATTERSON, Ann PATTERSON.
John Juddson PATTERSON.1 Parents: Charles McDade (Charlie) PATTERSON Sr. and Ann Hagan CURTIS.
Spouse: Brandy LNU.
John L. PATTERSON2 was born on 18 Sep 1844.
Spouse: Elizabeth E. BOGIE. John L. PATTERSON and Elizabeth E. BOGIE were married on 10 Jan 1865 in Silver Creek, Madison Co. KY.
Melissa Ann PATTERSON.1 Parents: Charles McDade (Charlie) PATTERSON Sr. and Ann Hagan CURTIS.
Mildred Ann PATTERSON1 was born in Apr 1846 in Kentucky. Mildred Ann Patterson,18, Daughter of Clara Turner Patterson and Squire Thomas Patterson, who farmed on Poosey Ridge between Silver Creek and Paint Lick Creek, Madison County, KY, married Clifton Sanders age 22 of Garrard County, KY on October 19th, 1863. Clara Patterson gave her consent, William H. Ferrell provided bond. Marriage book 7-283.
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She was married to Clifton Sanders on October 19, 1863 in Madison Co., Kentucky. Groom 22, born and resides in Garrard Co., Kentucky, bride 18, bondsman William H. Ferrill, Consent by Clary Patterson, mother of the bride. Parents of the groom born in Garrard Co. Book 7, page 283. Parents: Squire T. PATTERSON and Clara WHEELER.
Spouse: Clifton C. SANDERS. Clifton C. SANDERS and Mildred Ann PATTERSON were married on 19 Oct 1863. Children were: Ivy SANDERS, Allison F. SANDERS, Steward SANDERS, Elijah SANDERS, Squire SANDERS, Georgia SANDERS, Roscoe C. SANDERS, Nick H. SANDERS, Carrie L. SANDERS.
Samuel PATTERSON.1
Spouse: Ann PATTERSON. Samuel PATTERSON and Ann PATTERSON were married on 19 Jul 1804. Children were: Elizabeth PATTERSON.
Squire T. PATTERSON.1 Parents: Archibald PATTERSON and Susan RIDER.
Spouse: Clara WHEELER. Children were: Mildred Ann PATTERSON, George A. PATTERSON.
Benjamin F. PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
Betty O. PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
David H. PATTON2 was born on 19 Apr 1824. He was buried in Auburn Cemetery, Sangomon, Ill..
Spouse: Susan ORGAN. David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN were married on 4 Mar 1846. Children were: Susan A. PATTON, Matthew Daniel PATTON, Benjamin F. PATTON, Betty O. PATTON, Margaret F. PATTON, William PATTON.
Lillie PATTON2 was born in 1881 in Bourbon county, Ky. She died on 26 Mar 1965 in Nicholas County, KY at Nicholas County Hospital. She was buried in Carlisle Cemetery.
Spouse: Fred L. AUXIER. Children were: Fred , Jr. AUXIER, Lillian AUXIER, Nancy AUXIER, Louise AUXIER, Leona Leota AUXIER.
Margaret F. PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
Matthew Daniel PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
Sarah PATTON1 was born about 1782 in Pennsylvania. She died on 18 Oct 1859 in Putnam Co., IN. She was buried in Bainbridge Cemetery, Bainbridge, IN.
Spouse: Irwin BOYD. Irwin BOYD and Sarah PATTON were married on 3 Feb 1810 in HArrison Co., Ky. Children were: Joseph P. BOYD, Elizabeth D. BOYD, Nancy BOYD, Polly Ann BOYD, Robert H. BOYD, John E. BOYD.
Susan A. PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
William PATTON.2 Parents: David H. PATTON and Susan ORGAN.
? PAUL.1
Spouse: Freda BOYD.
Paul PAULSON1 was born about 1695.
Spouse: Magdalene SPRINGER. Paul PAULSON and Magdalene SPRINGER were married on 19 Nov 1728.
PAYNE.2
Spouse: Bentio DAVIS.
Anna PAYNE1 was born on 5 Sep 1768 in Pittsylvania Co., VA. She died about 1829 in Jessamine Co., KY. Married: 10 DEC 1793 in Pittsylvania Co, Va
Event: Bondsman 10 DEC 1793 in Giles Payne
Event: Minister 10 DEC 1793 in Matthew Bates
Spouse: John WILLIS. John WILLIS and Anna PAYNE were married on 10 Dec 1793 in Pittsylvania Co., VA.
Barnett PAYNE Jr.1 died in 1740 in Spotsylvania Co., Va.
Spouse: Ann HASKEW. Children were: Joseph PAYNE.
Elizabeth (Betsy) PAYNE1 was born about 1811 in Kentucky. She died on 12 Oct 1894. She was buried in Nashville Baptist Church Cemetery, Cedar Township, Boone County, Missouri. Boone Co., MO Marriages:
Prouty, Samuel W. Dickey, Elizabeth 12/31/43 258
Sanders, Drury Prouty, Elizabeth 10/4/46 319
Surname Given Name Birth Date/Age Death Date Issue Date
Sanders Mrs. Eliza Dickey abt 83 12 Oct 1894 19 Oct 1894 Parents: Joseph PAYNE Sr. and Mary Francis (Polly) STEWART.
Spouse: Thomas DICKEY. Thomas DICKEY and Elizabeth (Betsy) PAYNE were married on 21 Feb 1833 in Knox Co., KY. Children were: Louisa Jane DICKEY, Abigail DICKEY, Joseph DICKEY.
Spouse: Samuel W. PROUTY. Samuel W. PROUTY and Elizabeth (Betsy) PAYNE were married on 31 Dec 1843 in Boone Co., MO.
Spouse: Drury SANDERS. Drury SANDERS and Elizabeth (Betsy) PAYNE were married on 4 Oct 1846 in Boone County, Missouri. Children were: Elizabeth SANDERS.
Fleming PAYNE1 was born on 15 Mar 1819. He died on 25 Jul 1836.
Spouse: Susan HIGHTOWER. Children were: Miranda PAYNE.
Isabel Elizabeth PAYNE20,21 was born about 1821.139 She died about 1897.139 Her reference number is 638.
Spouse: James Samuel ARNSPIGER. James Samuel ARNSPIGER and Isabel Elizabeth PAYNE were married on 19 Sep 1852.139 Children were: Mary E ARNSPIGER, Mary Ellen ARNSPIGER.
Joseph PAYNE1 was born in 1720 in Bedford Co., Va. He died in 1803 in Bedford Co., Va. Joseph resided in Bedford County during the Revolutionary war and while here he furnished the Commonwealth of Virginia with 400 pounds of beef. For this patriotic service he was awarded 415 acres of land 4 Jan 1796. (These transactions present a puzzle because of their sequence and quantities. It appears the same land is entered in 1770, 1775 partially sold {238 acres} in 1777 and then given to Joseph again in 1796, obviously we've missed other documents or there were several different tracts involved.)
Will probated Unknown 24 Sep 1803 Bedford County, VA
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The Joseph PAYNE Family
of
Virginia, Tennessee and Mississippi
Other publications discuss the Payne's of Virginia and their descendants in Tennessee, but some of the interesting information that tells of individuals in another line has been left out. This section presents certain data and opinions regarding Paynes in the Joseph and Phoebe Payne line. This line has not been connected to Payne families of Virginia prior to Joseph who was probably born in Virginia about 1720 -1730. The first record of this man is for a land transaction in Bedford County, Virginia in 1760. One son, John, states that he was born in Bedford County March 17, 1754.
"Old Joseph" Payne who was said to have given "2 beeves weight 400" to the continental army, was paid quite well for his "gift." He received 24 shillings per pound and 415 acres of land for this "gift." He supposedly did not believe in writing wills, because his oldest friend, Micajah Walker, said:
"I was raised from a child with Joseph Payne and I have heard him say that he wood never will anything to his son James and he said that after he was dead the children might fight it out."
Sept. the 24th 1803
Micajah X Walker
The day above written Micajah Walker came before me a Justice of the Peace for Bedford County and made solemn affirmation to the above.
Joseph Stith
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The will given below was contested, overturned for a period of time and then reinstituted. It reads as follows:
In the name of God Amen, I Joseph Payne of Bedford County and State of Virginia being weak in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory, blessed be an Almighty God for the same do make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner and form following, that is to say. First I give and bequeath to my sons Thomas Payne, Joseph Payne, John Payne, Obadiah Payne, James Payne and Barnett Payne the sum of one dollar a piece. I also give and bequeath to my daughters Lucy Stanley, Betsey Crabtree, Susannah Slinker, Nancy Brown, Dicey Brown married women the sum of one dollar a piece, which said several legacies or sums of money I will and order shall be paid to the said respective legacies within six months after my decease. I furthur give and devise to my said son James Payne, his heirs and assigns all the land that I possess, situated, lying and being in the County and State aforesaid on the waters of Stanton River, forever with all and every of its appertenances with all my personal estate, livestock, goods and chattles of what kind and nature soever - And I do hereby appoint my said son James Payne sole executor to this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all forms and wills by me made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty seventh day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and three.
Joseph Payne X
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above
signed Joseph Payne to be his last will and testament
in the presence of us who at his request and at his
presents have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses to the same.
Joseph Johnson
Jesse Johnson
Edward B (his X mark)
David Anderson
James Johnson
Other people, such as John Woodcock, also believed the will to be invalid. His statement reads:
I John Woodcock of Franklin County now in Bedford County came to old Joseph Paynes to talk with him respecting making a will and to leave his son James some more than the rest of the children because James had had the trouble of him in his sickness and the old man answered and said he would make no will, that his children would all come in for one equal part.
Millie Slinker's statement goes even farther by saying:
I Milly Slinker of Bedford County have been living with Joseph Payne seven or eight years and do not believe that the old man had the full exercise of his reason during the last illness - one day in the time of his illness I heard his son Barnard Payne read a note of hand to him and the old man said he did not know what it was he was reading to him and that Barnard could not make him understand it and I frequently heard the old man say with an oath that he would never make a will not withstanding his son James and old James Johnson had often persuaded him to make one, for he chose his children all to have an equal part of his estate for that James was not so good to his mother that he should will it all to him.
John Martin confirmed her feelings:
I John Martin of Bedford County was frequently with Joseph Payne in his last illness for the purpose of nursing and waiting on the old man and do not believe that he was in his proper and full understanding during the time I waited which was till his death as often as once or twice a week and sometimes oftener both before and after he made his will. In this time I frequently observed the old man as in the art of rubbing tobacco and then filling his pipe when he had neither pipe nor tobacco in his hand.
In Book 13, page 79 of Bedford County, Virginia, we see that the court agreed on Feb. 27, 1804 that Joseph was "not of sound disposing mind and memory and that there was apparent fraud and that the said will ought not to be admitted to record." The District Court, however, on "16th April 1805," said:
The court having maturely considered the evidence and arguments of counsels are of opinion that the order aforesaid is erroneous. Therefore it is considered that the same be reversed and annulled and that theappellant recover against the appellees his cost by him expended in the prosecution of his appeal aforesaid here.
So, James got the land plus the rest of the estate, which was itemized and appraised at 34 pounds, 15 shillings, and 6 farthings. This included 5 cows and calves, 2 heiffers, and 3 bulls, in addition to farm implements and household furniture.
The testimony of Millie Slinker mentions "Barnard" Payne. This is most likely a transcription error, as Joseph had a son named Barnett, but no Barnards are in the family or the area. Barnett is a recurring first name for Payne men. The first one I have found appears in the early 1720's, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. As Barnett Payne, Sr. he is the administrator of the estate of Barnett Payne, Jr. who died in 1740(?). Some researchers conjecture that this Jr. was the father of "old Joseph" as he also had a son Barnett, who died in 1845. There seems to be a fourth Barnet Payne who was murdered in 1793 in Halifax County, Virginia. The documentation for this needs further investigation, and should include more about the Barnet Pain mentioned below.
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CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS
Thos. Watkins to the Governor Decem. 5th, 1793
Richmond
To his Excellency Gov. Lee:
A certain Murder having been committed by a certain Rich'd Adams, of the county of Halifax, on the Body of Pain, and the coroner appearing with his Jury, did find the said Pain murdered, and sundry witnesses being called on did then Declare that the said Rich'd Adams did commit the murder aforesaid, upon which the said Adams amediately fled and some time after was taken by his father and carryed before a Magistrate without any of the witnesses aforesaid that saw him commit the said murder; and was by the Justice acquitted, and when this artcial tryal was discovered, three of the Justices sent out another warrant to bring him to a fair Tryal, but he amediately fled into the State of North Carolina, * * * and armed to the terer of the people, and will not be taken nor come to Justice. I hope therefore such proceedings may be had by your honorable council as will force the said Adams to a tryall by offering a Reward or otherwise as you shall think proper, for I can assure y'r Excellency the people are alarmed at such notorious offenders escaping unpunished.
Y'r Excellency's Humble S'vt
Decem. 11th
Richard Adams, who is accused of the murder of Barnet Pain, late of Halifax county, is considered as a worthless Dangerous man by the people and has avoided many attempts made to apprehend him. It is probable a Reward may procure his apprehension and therefore, as a friend to the peace and good order of my country, I request it may be offered in such as you shall think proper, without delay. I vouch for the truth of every article set forth in my former letter and shall send down to you all the papers and the Coroner's Inquest.
I am Respectfully,
Your Obedient Serv't
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Was this Barnett Payne related to Joseph?
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By the time "old Joseph" died in 1804, John and Joseph, two of his sons, were already in Sumner County, Tennessee. There they raised large families and prospered as pioneers in the region south of the Cumberland. Another son, Obediah, settled in Knox County, Kentucky after his accusation of being a horse thief in Virginia.
This was not the only Payne who appears in court records for something other than a will or deed. In Sumner County Court Records for 1815-1817, we find this for November, 1816.
The State vs Simpson Payne (son of John)
The said Simpson Payne who stands charged according to law with being the reputed father of a bastard child of which Nancy Briley has lately been delivered came into court and paid six dollars and 25 cents for fines imposed by law for the offence or crime of fornication and together with Edgar Douglas and John Cotton has acknowledged their bond to the Justice in the penalty of five hundred dollars conditioned as the law directs for the birth, maintenance and bringing up of the child.
This was the same Simpson Payne who had served as a second lieutenant in the War of 1812. Less than a year after this court appearance, on 13 October 1816, Simpson married Elizabeth Greer. She died, probably at the birth of her first child, presumed to be Susan, and later when Simpson married Elizabeth Turner, he kept in touch with the Greers, and even seemed to follow them on his trek to Mississippi. Listed "among the early settlers" of Marshall County, Mississippi were "James Greer and Robert S. Greer, who represented the county in both branches fo the Legislature." The History of Mississippi, by Lowry and McGardle, published 1891, from which this is taken, mentions only 6 early settlers around Wall Hill and Watson. They were Wm. Wall, John Sharp, Levi Fowler, Harvey Nichols, Simpson Payne and Isaac McCampbell.
The following notes are in a booklet published in 1936 which states it is "Volume I. History of Marshall County. Published by the Garden Club every Hundred Years. 1836-1936."
Wall Hill -
Wall Hill was founded about 1820 or 25 by a Mr. Billie Wall. It was located on a hill and called Wall Hill. About 1875, Wall Hill was a flourishing and prosperous community with four stores doing a big business, churches and schools. But today nothing is left but memories of a once thriving community.
Holly Springs Bar -
It is probable that Holly Springs has furnished more judges than any other city of comparable size in the state. In addition to those already named, there were ....Judge James M. Greer.
From other records we know that Simpson's daughter, Susan, married Thomas Payne in Sumner County, Tennessee 3 November, 1834. Then she divorced him in Holly Springs, Mississippi 13 January, 1842. The divorce abstract reads:
Bill for Divorce - Susan S. Payne, by her next friend, Robert S. Greer - vs.- Thomas J. Payne.
Susan's middle initial, S, was supposedly for Searcy, and might also have been the middle name of Robert S. Greer. The name Searcy follows both Paynes and Greers. Jerry Wilson's book, Joseph and Phoebe Payne Family, states on page 87, "He (Simpson) was married at least twice, first in Sumner County 13 October 1817 to Elizabeth Searcy Greer. She was born 27 November 1799 to James Greer, Jr. and Susannah Searcy, she died 4 October 1819."
The Thomas J. Payne who married Susan S. Payne was probably a cousin, possibly the son of Gideon, son of Joseph, brother of John. This Thomas J. later married Elizabeth Roney on 14 June 1842 in Robertson County, Tennessee. He was 28 at the time, and could easily have married Susan before that. Parents: Barnett PAYNE Jr. and Ann HASKEW.
Spouse: Phoebe OFFILL. Children were: Obadiah PAYNE.
Joseph PAYNE Sr.1 was born on 4 Feb 1777 in Tazewell Co., VA. He died on 10 Jun 1857 in Knox Co., KY. Knox Co. 1810 census. Household of John Harrison: Joseph Payne, Elisha Payne, William Payne...Marriages: John H. m Rachel Busby 1819; Joseph Payne m Polly Stewart 1801; William Payne m Abigail Stewart 1801 (both Stewarts m by George Brittain JP)...Eliah Payne m Polly Miller 1809; Elijah Payne m Rachael Miller 1811.
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Will: Knox County, KY, Book C, page 375
Note:
Knox County Court November term 1871
A paper purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Jo Payne was this
day introduced in court and proven by the oath of John Riley, Sr. and
Henry Martin by their _____ witness then to and ordered of record as
follows:
In the name of god Amen, I Joseph Payne of the County of Knox and the
state of Kentucky being of sound mind and disposing memory for which I
think god and calling to mind the uncertainty of human life and being
desired to dispose of all such worldly estate as I hath pleased god to
___ use with I give and bequeath the same in the manner following _____.
1st I desire that all of the perishable part of my Estate be sold after
my decease and out of the moneys amassing there from all my just debts
and funeral expenses paid.
2nd I give and bequeath to my wife Jane Payne personal and real estate I
might be in possession of at my decease or the moneys amassing from the
sales of my Personal Estate after the debts and funeral expenses are paid
as above to be used during her natural life for the maintenance of
herself.
3rd After the death of my wife, Jane Payne, I will and bequeath unto my
five sons namely James Payne, Wm Payne, Joseph E. Payne, Joel Payne, and
Franklin Payne all the real estate I may have or hold any claim to at my
death to be equally divided between my five sons above named for their
joint use and benefit _____
4th To my daughters-Nancy Coleman?, Rachel Hignite, Mary Hughes, Eliza
Bain, Agnes Parrot?, Amanda Randels?, Joanna Berry, Lucy Sampson,
Elizabeth Laws?, Telitha Broughton, and Lydia Payne, I desire my five
sons above named to pay one of my daughters named in this will the sum of
ten dollars where the property bequeathed same shall pass unto their
hands after the death of my wife Jane Payne.
5th All of the rest of my estate both real and personal
_____________________not herein before particularly disposed of I desire
may be equally divided between my five sons hereby before named which I
give to them, their executors and assignees forever.
And lastly I do hereby appoint my sons James Payne and Joseph E. Payne
Executors of this my last will and testament hereby providing all within
as forever will, as testament when of I have herewith set my hand and
affixed my seal this the 23rd day of April in the year of 1856.
Signed, sealed, and delivered as use for the last will and testament of
the above named Joseph Payne in the presents of us.
Witness Jo Payne (seal)
John Riley, Sr.
Henry Martin Parents: Obadiah PAYNE and Jemima OLNEY.
Spouse: Mary Francis (Polly) STEWART. Joseph PAYNE Sr. and Mary Francis (Polly) STEWART were married on 1 Apr 1801 in Knox Co., KY. Children were: Elizabeth (Betsy) PAYNE.
Spouse: Jane SPENCER. Joseph PAYNE Sr. and Jane SPENCER were married on 22 Sep 1837.
Landy PAYNE.1,2,4
Spouse: Sarah Sally COBB. Landy PAYNE and Sarah Sally COBB were married in 1817.4
Spouse: Sarah (Sally) COBB. Landy PAYNE and Sarah (Sally) COBB were married in 1817.
Mary Woodson PAYNE.1,29
Spouse: Christopher HARRIS. Christopher HARRIS and Mary Woodson PAYNE were married on 12 Jan 1801 in Caswell County, North Carolina.
Miranda PAYNE.1 Parents: Fleming PAYNE and Susan HIGHTOWER.
Spouse: Charles LOWRY. Children were: Mary Florence LOWRY.
Obadiah PAYNE1 was born in 1756 in Bedford Co., Va. He died in Fighting Creek, Knox Co., KY. Note:
In the year 1773 he and his brother in law, Richard Oney were among the first settlers in the Deskins Valley area of Tazwell County, Virginia. In 1780 he was charged with a felony in Bedford County,
Virginia. The complainant alleging that he had taken a horse and some other property. This was one of several court cases that involved Obediah Payne between 1780 and 1797 in the State of Virginia. In Russell County, Virginia on Nov 2 1781 there was an entry made in Land Entry Book One, page 53, for 150 acres on the Clinch River, Tazwell County for Obediah Payne. This was part of Treasury Warrant #7844 and is mentioned in Benjamin Oney's will in Tazwell County Virginia. It is believed that Obediah Payne left the Russell County area about 1797 or shortly thereafter and went to Knox
County, Kentucky. He was definitely in Knox County in 1800 as he received a bounty for a wolf scalp sold there. Obediah left no will when he died in 1818 and he is buried at the Martin Cemetery on the
Old Payne Martin Place, Bimble Hinkle Road in Knox County, Kentucky. Only an unmarked stone however marks his burial place. His wife Jemima died about 1820 and is buried there also. Some of the known children of Obediah and Jemima Payne are - Elijah, Elisha, Thomas and Benjamin Oney Payne. Joseph and William Payne were also their children as well as others. Parents: Joseph PAYNE and Phoebe OFFILL.
Spouse: Jemima OLNEY. Children were: Joseph PAYNE Sr., William PAYNE.
Sarah PAYNE1 was born in Viginia. She died in Elkton, Todd Co., KY. Married: 3 APR 1779 in Pittsylvania Co, Va
Event: Bondsman 3 APR 1779 in Joseph Akin
Event: Consent 3 APR 1779 in William Payne, father of bride
Spouse: Sterling WILLIS. Sterling WILLIS and Sarah PAYNE were married on 3 Apr 1779 in Pittsylvania Co., VA.
William PAYNE1 was born about 1783 in Tazewell Co., VA. Parents: Obadiah PAYNE and Jemima OLNEY.
Spouse: Abigail (Polly) STEWART. William PAYNE and Abigail (Polly) STEWART were married on 1 Apr 1801 in Knox Co., KY.
Eliza Jane PAYTON2 was born about 1825.
Spouse: Bartleson TAYLOR. Bartleson TAYLOR and Eliza Jane PAYTON were married on 4 Mar 1846.
William Pitcher/ PEACHER211 was born in 1744 in Orange Co. VA. He died on 27 Dec 1819 in Orange Co. VA.
Spouse: Frances SCHIMMELSPHENNIG. Children were: Jonathan PITCHER.
PEACHY.2
Spouse: Jennifer WAGNER.
Eliza J. PEAK1 was born about 1824 in Kentucky. Parents: Joseph PEAK and Elizabeth LNU.
Spouse: Samuel WILCOXEN.
Spouse: Nathan G. HAGAN. Nathan G. HAGAN and Eliza J. PEAK were married on 22 Dec 1867 in Boone Co., MO.
Esther PEAK1 was born on 1 Jan 1762 in VA. She died on 8 May 1851 in Barren Co., KY. WILL: 16 SEP 1848 Will dated, Posted Barren Co., KY Will Book 3, p 334
Spouse: John RENFRO. John RENFRO and Esther PEAK were married in Feb 1781 in Henrico Co., VA.
Joseph PEAK.1
Spouse: Elizabeth LNU. Children were: Eliza J. PEAK.
Myra P. PEARCE1 was born on 11 Feb 1888 in Henry County, IN..224 She died on 12 Jun 1977 in New Hope Nursing Home, Lewisville, IN..224 She was buried on 15 Jun 1977 in New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN..
Spouse: Charley BOYD. Charley BOYD and Myra P. PEARCE were married on 1 Feb 1912 in Henry Co., Indiana Vol. 1, page CC-15, 171.
Sarah PEARIS1,2,22 was born about 1742 in Va.. She was born about 1742 in (probably) Frederick County, Virginia. She died on 27 Jul 1794. She died on 27 Jul 1794 in Madison County, Kentucky. She was buried in Teater Cemetery, Garrard Co., Kentucky. Her reference number is 243 a. Parents: Col. Richard PEARIS (PARIS) and Rhoda LNU.
Spouse: John George TEATER. John George TEATER and Sarah PEARIS were married in 1762 in Augusta Co., Virginia. They were married in 1762. Children were: Samuel TEATER, George TEATER Jr., William TEATER, Robert TEATER, Paris TEATER, Samuel TEATER, Robert TEATER, Sarah (Sally) TEATER.
Col. Richard PEARIS (PARIS).1
Spouse: Rhoda LNU. Col. Richard PEARIS (PARIS) and Rhoda LNU were married before 1740. Children were: Sarah PEARIS.
Lorinzia PEARL20,21 was born about Jul 1878 in Texas.81 Her reference number is 1416.
Spouse: William David ARNSPIGER. William David ARNSPIGER and Lorinzia PEARL were married about 1895 in Texas. Children were: V Clyde ARNSPIGER, Vera E ARNSPIGER, James H. ARNSPIGER, Mary J ARNSPIGER, Florence ARNSPIGER, Pearl ARNSPIGER.
Margaret PEARSON.1
Spouse: Robert BURNS. Children were: Mary BURNS.
Preston L. PEARSON.2
Spouse: Louise REYNOLDS.
Leonard Grant PEAVLER2 was born on 15 Nov 1863 in Mercer Co., Ky.. He died on 29 Jul 1951 in Mercer Co., KY. Parents: William A. PEAVLER and Nancy Ellen CAREY.
Spouse: Harriet SANDERS. Leonard Grant PEAVLER and Harriet SANDERS were married on 25 Nov 1886 in Mercer Co., Ky..
