Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Book: The Family Book of Sarahjane, Nancy, Wade, & William: Ahnentafel Report of Herbert Wade Doyle, Jr.

Prev Page

Prev Item

Contents

Index

Go to Page

Home Page

Next Item

Next Page

Page 20 of 79

Ancestors of Sarahjane, Nancy, Wade, and William Doyle

      46. John 'A. or C.' Cline⁶⁰⁷, born 1803 in Va.; died February 12, 1896 in Smythe Co., Va; Report by Wise Cline-grandson. He married 47. Sophia Catron February 17, 1836 in Wythe Co.Va.⁶⁰⁷.

      47. Sophia Catron⁶⁰⁷, born Bef. 1809; died 1918 in Smythe Co., Va, Daughter's Obituary. She was the daughter of 94. Catron.

Notes for John 'A. or C.' Cline:
1840 Census Smyth Co. Va., page 6, John Cline, Head, 1 male 20-30 years, 2 female under 5, 1 female 5-10 years, 1 female 20-30- years

Census
1850 Smyth Co., Va. 1860 Smyth Co., Va. 1870 Smyth Co., Va. 1880 Smyth Co., Va.
Dis 60 7 Mile Forde Rich Valley
Chatham Hills Dis 84
page 237 page 983 (121) page 65 (34) page 76

John Cline 47 John Cline 52 John Cline 65 John Cline 74
Sophia 26 Sophia 42 Sophia 52 Sophia 65
Barbary 13
Mary 12
Margaret 8
Mahala 6 Mahala 17
Lucinda 4 Lucinda 15 Lucinda 22 Lucinda 32
George W. 3 Washington 13
Eliza 11
Charity 9 Charity 20
Mary P. 5 Paulina 14
Cinthie C. 5 Caldony 14
These are grand children
Thomas P.? 7 Thomas 17
Joseph B. 5 Baker 15
Margaret M 3 Martha 13
Nancy 9
George W 5
Robert L. 1

More About John 'A. or C.' Cline:
Census 1: 1850, Smyth Co., Va.
Census 2: 1860, Smythe Co., Va.

Marriage Notes for John Cline and Sophia Catron:
Marr. in Methodist Episcopal Church by Casper Yost

More About John Cline and Sophia Catron:
Marriage: February 17, 1836, Wythe Co.Va.⁶⁰⁷

Children of John Cline and Sophia Catron are:

	23	i.		Mary May Cline, born October 14, 1832 in N.C. or Smyth Co.Va.; died April 26, 1934 in Cedar Bluff, near Richland Va. Tazewell Co; married Andrew Jackson Cruey Abt. January 12, 1858 in Smyth County, Virginia.
		ii.		Barbery Cline^607,⁶⁰⁸, born February 23, 1837 in Wythe Co., Va.; died October 31, 1854 in Northern District, Smyth County, Virginia ⁶⁰⁹

More About Barbery Cline:
Cause of Death: Perpetual Fever

iii.

Margaret 'Peggy' Cline ^610,⁶¹¹, born 1842 in Smyth Co. VA; died September 20, 1910 in Ada, MercerCo., W.Va; married William B. Herald; born Abt. 1834 in Tennessee; died Bet. 1877 - 1880.

More About Margaret 'Peggy' Cline:
Burial: September 21, 1910, Maplewood Cemetery, Tazewell, Tazewell Co., Va.

		iv.		Mahala Love Cline ⁶¹², born January 18, 1845 in Smyth Co. VA; died January 25, 1917 in Walthill, Thurston Co., Nebraska.
		v.		Lucinda Catherine Jane Cline^612,⁶¹³, born February 15, 1846 in Marion, Smyth Co., Va.; died December 23, 1941 in Wisner, Cummings co., Nebraska.
		vi.		George Washington Cline ^614,⁶¹⁵, born 1847 in Smyth Co. VA; died March 1930; married Mary Gallaspie March 02, 1868.

More About George Cline and Mary Gallaspie:
Marriage: March 02, 1868

vii.

Eliza 'Lizzie' Cline⁶¹⁵, born 1850 in Rich Valley, Smyth Co. VA; died October 10, 1868 in Rich Valley, Smyth Co. VA ⁶¹⁶

More About Eliza 'Lizzie' Cline:
Cause of Death: Fever

		viii.		Charity Sezton Cline ^617,⁶¹⁸, born May 15, 1854 in Marion, Smyth Co., Va.; died July 02, 1947 in Salt River TWP, Audrain Co., Missouri.
		ix.		Cinthie C. Cline ⁶¹⁹, born 1855.
		x.		Mary Jane Cline⁶¹⁹, born 1855 in Smythe Co., Va; died November 05, 1868.

More About Mary Jane Cline:
Cause of Death: Fever

48. George Walters⁶¹⁹, born Abt. 1739 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania or England ⁶²⁰; died Abt. 1813 in Possibly Giles County, Virginia. He married 49. Christiana Crewey 1750 in England.

49. Christiana Crewey^621,⁶²², born Abt. 1730 in Holland ?; died Bet. July 27 - September 01, 1818 in Montgomery County, Virginia. She was the daughter of 98. Possibly Chrisyan Crue/Crewey.

Notes for George Walters:
Walters, George VA MONTGOMERY CO. 13 1810 22010-3111000

Walters, Jacob VA MONTGOMERY CO. 13 1810 00101-0011000

Walters, William VA MONTGOMERY CO. 13 1810 11010-4001000

In Kegley's book, "Early Adventures on the Western Waters" Vol. 1,
1777 -----
Page 146 and 150
Oath of Allegiance
We whose names are hereunto subscribed do swear or affirm that we renounce and refuse all allegiance to George third King of Great Britain, his heirs successors and that, I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and independent State and that I will not at any time do or Cause to be done any matter or thing that will be make known to some one Justice of the Peace for the said State all treasons or traitorous Conspiracies which I now or hereafter shall know to be formed
against this or any of the United States of America.

The list of persons, who were administered the Oath of Allegiance, in
Montgomery Co., by John Montgomery, in 1777 include --

George Walters

1778 -----
The records of the Montgomery Co. Militia
Court Martial
April, 1778
Fined two months pay for refusing to march out to protect the county frontier, taken into custody and treated as a deserter -- list includes -

George Walters

1780 - August
"Following the confessions, Montgomery and Botetourt Counties proceeded to bring these persons to trial for misbehavior and treason against the State.
Those who were tried were:"� On this list was --

George Walters

The action taken by the court varied from posting bond to "gaol" in Augusta to enlisting in the Continental Army, to receiving thirty-nine lashes.

Those who enlisted included George Walters, who was charged with being a soldier in the British service, who was "a� poor and ignorant man".� He agreed to enlist for 18 months from the time of arrival at General Washington's Camp.

1780 - Sept.
"The following Montgomery County soldiers of the Revolutionary War enlisted in Chesterfield County, Virginia.� The register of troops who enlisted since Sept. 1, 1780 is found in the Size Roll of Troops, or the so-called Chesterfield Register.� The names of the men who were from Montgomery County, Virginia at the time of their enlistment, have been selected from complete records.� The register includes birth place,� residence, height, color of hair, eyes and complexion, as well as occupation, age and date of
enlistment (Sept. 11, 1780, unless otherwise stated), and length of service (one year six months unless otherwise stated)."

In this list of names of the men from Montgomery County is the following:

1780
Page 50
George Walter - age 41 - 5' 6 1/2" - planter - born Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - gray hair - gray eyes - dark complexion.

Also, it seems George Walters may have married a second time.� Tradition says that Christina Crewey wouldn't let him come back home because of his Tory activities.� They may have been divorced.

In 1791 George Walters married Ann Hank/Hanky, a widow.

George Walters was the surety for the marriage of Hannah Hanky and Henry Lybrook in 1796.� Henry Lybrook is also listed on the Chesterfield Register, born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

George Walters gave his consent for his step-daughter, Mary Hanky to marry Jacob Snidow in 1798.

In 1813, Jacob Snidow, overseer of the poor, was paid $30.00 for keeping George Walters for one year.
=================================================================

Written By Sarahjane Doyle Nelson Swarstad.

George Walters and Christiana Crewey married in England before coming to America, probably sometime between 1750 and 1775.

A manuscript by H.L. Price, in the V.P.I. Special Collections Room, speaks of Christiana Crewey Walters. On March 18, 1793, she gave the Courthouse Square to the town of Christiansburg, which was named for her. The deed says that if the town does not use the land for a courthouse it is to revert to her heirs.
When discussing a son of Rev. Edward Morgan, who in 1844 married Elizabeth Walters, a granddaughter of Mrs. Christiana Crewey Walters, Mrs. Morgan wrote the following from information from the manuscript of H. L. Price:
Christiana was from Holland and her husband, George, was from England. They married before coming to America. However, George did not sympathize with the American Cause and returned to England, deserting his wife and 10 children [Christiana had 12 children but lost two of them]. Christiana converted her house into a tavern and did well enough to be able to buy and sell land. Incidentally, we do not know when George returned but when he did, after the war was over, Christiana would not let him into her home.
--------
(My notes - "Early Adventures on the Western Waters, Vol. 1" by Kegley - page 210 states "The first court session of Montgomery Co. was held at the home of James Craig on May 1, 1790 at which time the court made plans to erect the public buildings on the land of James Craig, Esq. at the Mile Branch although the lands of Samuel Kirby and Christina Crewey were considered as alternatives. In fact, the petition filed in the House of Delegates on Oct. 15, 1792 suggests that the Christina Walters (also known as Crewey) as well as James Craig gave the lands for the public buildings and the town. The name of the town was left blank in the petition."

Notice that after George left home Christiana stopped using the name Walters for herself and her children and used her maiden name, Crewey.

Survey Book D. page 242 - April 15, 1785 [Survey Date]
Christiana Crewey and sons John, George, William and Jacob Crewey [assignees of George Walters] --344 acres on both sides of Mill Branch of New River. By right of settlement of George Walters adjacent to Peterson and Hans Meadows.

````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ```````````````````````````````
It is possible that George and Christina were divorced. There is a marriage record for a George Walters and Anne Hank, a widow. The marriage bond being dated Oct. 26, 1791 and the ministers return lists their marriage as Nov. 8, 1791 in Montgomery County, Virginia. Later records show a George Walters posted a surety bond for Hannah Hanky and Henry Lybrook on Oct. 4, 1796. (Montgomery County Marriage Records) A Henry Lybrook is shown on the Chesterfield Register, age 21, 5 feet 5 1/2 inches, born Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, dark complexion, dark brown hair, gray eyes, deserted Oct. 30, 1780 on march to Smithfield (Kegley's Early Adventures on the Western Waters, Vol. 1 page 132). On Feb. 12, 1798 George Walters gave his consent for his step-daughter, Mary Hanky, to mary Jacob Snidow and Richard Bryans posted the surety bond (Montgomery County Marriage Records). In 1813 a Jacob Snidow, overseer of the poor, was paid $30.00 for keeping George Walters one year. (History of Giles County, Virginia)

By Scott Schaffer
Note: In Kegley's book, "Early Adventures on the Western Waters" Vol. 1, is the following about George Walters. 1777 ----- Page 146 and 150 Oath of Allegiance We whose names are hereunto subscribed do swear or affirm that we renounce and refuse all allegiance to George third King of Great Britain, his heirs successors and that, I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and independent State and that I will not at any time do or Cause to be done any matter or thing that will be make known to some one Justice of the Peace for the said State all treasons or traitorous Conspiracies which I now or hereafter shall know to be formed against this or any of the United States of America. The list of persons, who were administered the Oath of Allegiance, in Montgomery Co., by John Montgomery, in 1777 include George Walters. The records of the Montgomery Co. Militia Court Martial, April, 1778. Fined two months pay for refusing to march out to protect the county frontier, taken into custody and treated as a deserter, the list includes George Walters 1780 - August "Following the confessions, Montgomery and Botetourt Counties proceeded to bring these persons to trial for misbehavior and treason against the State. Those who were tried were:" On this list was George Walters. The action taken by the court varied from posting bond to "gaol" in Augusta to enlisting in the Continental Army, to receiving thirty-nine lashes. Those who enlisted included George Walters, who was charged with being a soldier in the British service, who was "a poor and ignorant man". He agreed to enlist for 18 months from the time of arrival at General Washington's Camp. 1780 - Sept. "The following Montgomery County soldiers of the Revolutionary War enlisted in Chesterfield Co., Virginia. The register of troops who enlisted since Sept. 1, 1780, is found in the Size Roll of Troops, or the so-called Chesterfield Register. The names of the men who were from Montgomery Co., Virginia at the time of their enlistment, have been selected from complete records. The register includes birth place, residence, height, color of hair, eyes and complexion, as well as occupation, age and date of enlistment (Sept. 11, 1780, unless otherwise stated), and length of service (one year six months unless otherwise stated)." In this list of names of the men from Montgomery County is the following: 1780 Page 50 George Walter - age 41 - 5' 6 1/2" - planter - born Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - gray hair - gray eyes - dark complexion. Also, it seems George Walters may have married a second time. Tradition says that Christina Crewey wouldn't let him come back home because of his Tory activities. They may have been divorced. In 1791 George Walters married Ann Hank/Hanky, a widow. George Walters was the surety for the marriage of Hannah Hanky and Henry Lybrook in 1796. Henry Lybrook is also listed on the Chesterfield Register, born in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. George Walters gave his consent for his step-daughter, Mary Hanky to marry Jacob Snidow in 1798. In 1813, Jacob Snidow, overseer of the poor, was paid $30.00 for keeping George Walters for one year.

More About George Walters:
Medical Information: 5' 6 1/2" - height
Residence: 1766, Augusta Co., Va.⁶²³

Notes for Christiana Crewey:
Note: Papers of Virginia Miller
MONTGOMERY CO., VA ca. 1790, N.Schreiner-Yantis, mentions 2deeds 1785/1790 involving Christina & sons
Alledgedly, Christina and her sons were very upset over husbandGeorge's Loyalist leanings, threw him out of the house, andChristina took back her maiden name.
1777
Early Adventurers On the Western Waters, Mary Kegley, Vol. 2,pp. 49, 118: Montgomery Co. VA Entry Book B, 1783-1787, p. 86:Chsrtian (Christina?) Crewsey [Crewey], Commissioner'scertificate and John, George, William Crewsey [Crewy] sons ofsaid Christian Christina?] who was assignee of George Walkters,Commissioner's certificate, 400 acres both sides of Mile Creekincluding great road and the improvements [New River].\

Survey Bk. One, Wythe Co., VA 1791-1800, p. 159: Chrisiana(Christiana) Crewy, John, George, William, and Jacob Crewey,sons of said Christiana assignee of Geo. Walters, 400 acres onboth sides of Mile Barnch to include the Great Road where theynow live, settled 1777.

Source: "Early Adventures on Western Waters, Vol. 2" by Kegley, Page 113; Abstracts from the volume of records of the commissioners certificates issued. "Record of Certificates of Commissioners of Washington and Montgomery Counties, 1767-1788" Commissioners Certificates.
Page 159 - Cristiana (Christiana) Crewey, John, George, William and Jacob Crewey, sons of said Christiana assignee of Geo. Walters, 400 acres on both sides of Mile Branch to include the Great Road where they now live, settled 1777.

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ````````````````````````````
1782===

Source: Early Adventures on Western Waters, Vo. 2" by Kegley.
Page 49

1782 - Between Sept. 7th and Sept. 9th - Page 86.
Christian (Christina?) Crewsey (Crewey), (Commissioners certificate) and John, George, William Crewsey (Crewey) sons of said Christian (Christina?) who was assignee of George Walters, Commissioner's certificate, 400 acres both sides of Mile Creek including great road and the improvements (New River)

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` `````````````````````````````
1785===

Survey Book D. page 242 - April 15, 1785 [Survey Date]
Christiana Crewey and sons John, George, William and Jacob Crewey [assignees of George Walters] --344 acres on both sides of Mill Branch of New River. By right of settlement of George Walters adjacent to Peterson and Hans Meadows.

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1790-1792===

Source: "Early Adventures on the Western Waters, Vol. 1" by Kegley - page 210

1790-1792

"The first court session of Montgomery Co. was held at the home of James Craig on May 1, 1790 at which time the court made plans to erect the public buildings on the land of James Craig, Esq. at the Mile Branch although the lands of Samuel Kirby and Christina Crewey were considered as alternatives. In fact, the petition filed in the House of Delegates on Oct. 15, 1792 suggests that the Christina Walters (also known as Crewey) as well as James Craig gave the lands for the public buildings and the town. The name of the town was left blank in the petition."

More About George Walters and Christiana Crewey:
Marriage: 1750, England

Children of George Walters and Christiana Crewey are:

Michael Walters ⁶²⁴, born Aft. 1750; died Bef. November 14, 1815 in Wythe County, Virginia ⁶²⁵

Notes for Michael Walters:
"Tax List of Montgomery County, Virginia, 1782" by Kegley

Michael Walters
Tithes - 1
Slaves - 0
Horses - 6
Cattle - 6
Land - Yes

=================================================================
The 1782 Montgomery County, Virginia Land Tax List

Walters, Michael Acerage 50 Value 8 Tax 1/7

=================================================================
1787 - March 5 - George Erwin of Montgomery Co. for one part and Michael Walters of said county for the other part. For 50 pounds paid by Walters for a tract of land containing 29 acres on Reed Creek where the said Walters now lives.
Signed: George Erwin (his mark)
Recorded: March 6, 1787 - "This Deed of Bargin & sale from George Irwin to Michael Walters acknowledged and ordered to be recorded."
Test: Abram Trigg CMC
("Montgomery Co. Va. Deed Book A" by Douthat.)

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1787 - April 3 - James Finly of Montgomery Co. for one part and Michael Walters of said county for the other part. For 50 pounds paid by Walters for a tract of land on Read Creek containing 30 acres, adj. Wm. Phips.
Signed: James Finley
Recorded April 3, 1787 Abram Trigg CMC
Momtgomery Co. Va. Deed Book A - page 421

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
The 1793 Wythe County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List

Walters, Michael 1 Tithe 13 Horses

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
Grayson County, Virginia - Land Plat Book 1 1793-1794

1793 - Oct 18
James Newell, asee of Michael Venerich asee of Michael Walters by virtue of a land office treasury warrant for 621� acres no. 14910 and dated the 10th day of December 1782, enters 400 acres of land on both sides of Elk Creek beginning at an Apple Tree near the bank of sd. Creek & the Mouth of Turkey Fork, then with marked trees to be laid off in one or more surveys for the legatees of Stephen Killing (Killinger?) & adjoining the lands of Sophel Goest, Parker ? Kettering, & Michael Thomas for quantity.

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
"Abstracts of Court Records of Wythe County, Virginia 1811-1820 Vilume 2"
by Mary B. Kegley

1815 - Nov. 14
Page 62
Leonard Straw, guardian of some of the orphans of Michael Walters, deceased, to be allowed 10% of amount received by him which is $720 and that each of his wards pay a proportional part.

1817 - June 11
Page 85
Settlement of account of John Stranger, guardian for some of the heirs of Michael Walters, deceased, returned.

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````

"Wythe County, Virginia Will Books 1-2, 1790-1822" by James L. Douthat

1815 - Nov. 14
Page 143
Settlement of the Estate of Michael Walters
Adm. Leonard Straw
1815 - Nov. 14
Settlement w/ orphans of M. Walters: i.e. Michael Walters, Jr., Nancy Walters (wife of Geo. Kettering), Sally Walters, Barbara Walters, Emmanuel Walters
Recorded: Nov. 14, 1815

1817 - June 11
Page 188
Settlement of Estate of Michael Walters
With orphan children, Sally and Emanuel Walters
By: Leonard Straw, one of the guardians of heirs.
Receipts from: Pete Cregar, Wm. King, George Kinsers, Aquilla Davis, Wm. Scott
Signed: Jacob T. Fishback, con'c June 11, 1817
Robert Crockett, Clerk

1817 - Sept. 30
Page 228
Sale of Estate of Jacob Wohlford
Sept. 30, 1817
Buyers included Michael Walters (must be Jr.)

	ii.	James Walters, born Aft. 1750; died Bef. March 28, 1786 in Botetourt Co., Va.⁶²⁶; married Wills.
	iii.	Philip Walters
	iv.	Barbara Walters
	v.	Walters
	vi.	Walters
	vii.	Walters
	viii.	Elizabeth Walters, born Abt. 1756.
24	ix.	William Curtis Walters, Sr., born March 1766 in Augusta County, Virginia; died October 08, 1853 in Floyd County, Virginia; married (1) Mary [Polly] Martin September 05, 1797 in Montgomery County, Virginia; married (2) Mary Wright January 07, 1829 in Montgomery County, Virginia.
	x.	George A. Walters, Sr., born June 14, 1767 in Augusta County, Virginia; died November 03, 1863 in Montgomery County, Virginia; married (1) Nancy Hank 1789; married (2) Ann Hankla October 26, 1791 in Montgomery Co., Va; married (3) Mary Kirby January 23, 1792 in Montgomery County, Virginia ^627,⁶²⁸; born May 08, 1771; died July 17, 1845 in Montgomery County, Virginia.

Notes for George A. Walters, Sr.:
WALTERS CEMETERY - Montgomery County VA, Located From Couthouse in Christiansburg take Rt 615, Turn Right on Private Road after 3rd Bridge Near Riner

1810 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
George Walters
31110 - 22010

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1820 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
George Walters
030101 - 22201

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1830 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
George Walters, Sr.
000100011 - 10023201

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1840 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
George Walters
0110100011 - 000013001

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
=1850 Montgomery County, Virginia Census=
family # 711
George Walters - 76 - farmer - 8000. (1774)
Christina - 53 - (1797) (daughter)
Colinda - 49 - (1801) (daughter)
Delilah - 46 - (1804) (daughter)
Diana - 45 - (1805)
James H. Willis - 9 (1841) (grandson, son of Charles H. Willis and Juliet Walters)

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
Montgomery Co. Deeds
1798
Robert King from George Crewey (alias Walters) and Mary, his wife, 55 acres Mile Branch, branch of New River.
Page 188 in Kegley's book Vol. 1 "Early Adventures on the Western Waters"

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1860 Census Va. Montgomery Co. 1870 Census Va., Montgomery Co.
P.O. Christiansberg, Page 54 P.O. Christiansberg, Page 30
George Walters 92 -------- --------
Christiana 63 1500 150 Christiana 72 Keeping House 2000 ----
Celenda 60 750 125 Lecinda 70 4000 ----
Ann 56 750 125 Dianna 66 ---- ---
Delela 56 750 150 Delila 66 ------ 600
George A Willis 26 Laborer
James Willis 18 Farmer
Robert Walters 12

1880 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
family # 4546
James M. Willis - 38 - farmer - Va. - Va. - ?
Mary - 35 - wife - keeping house - Va. - Va. - ?
William E. - 12 - son - at home - Va. - Va. - ?
Edward J. - 9 - son - Va. - Va. - ?
Adaline - 6 - daughter - Va. - Va. - ?
Robert T. - 4 - son - Va. - Va. - ?
Charles T. - 2 - son - Va. - Va. - ?
Christina Walters - 87 - aunt - Rhumatism - Va. - Va. - ?
Colinta Walters - 82 - aunt - Va. - Va. - ?
Delilah Walters - 75 - aunt - paralysis - Va. - Va. - ?

More About George A. Walters, Sr.:
Burial: Walters Cemetery, Riner, Montgomery Co., Va.
Census: Bet. 1810 - 1860, Montgomery County, Virginia
Court Record: 1812, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 1: 1798, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 2: 1800, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 3: 1805, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 4: 1819, Montgomery County, Virginia
Occupation: 1797, Constable, Montgomery County, Virginia

More About Mary Kirby:
Burial: Walters Cemetery, Riner, Montgomery Co., Va.

Marriage Notes for George Walters and Mary Kirby:

David Harrison - surety

More About George Walters and Mary Kirby:
Marriage: January 23, 1792, Montgomery County, Virginia ^629,⁶³⁰
Surety: David Harrison

xi.

John Walters, born Abt. 1768 in Augusta County, Virginia(to Botetourt to Montgomery); died 1841 in Montgomery County, Virginia; married (1) Nancy Kirby March 09, 1792 in Montgomery County, Virginia ⁶³¹; died Bef. 1838; married (2) Sarah Pugh December 24, 1838 in Montgomery County, Virginia ⁶³².

Notes for John Walters:
In the copy of John's Will. He named his wife, Sarah but did not give the name of any of his children except John, Jr.

=================================================================

1830 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
page 101
HOH - John Walters, Sr.
Males:
under 5 years - 0
of 5 and under 10 - 0
of 10 and under 15 - 1
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 0
of 30 and under 40 - 0
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 1 (John Walters, Sr.)
of 60 and under 70 - 0
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0
Females:
under 5 years - 0
of 5 and under 10 - 0
of 10 and under 15 - 0
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 0
of 30 and under 40 - 1
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 0
of 60 and under 70 - 1
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1840 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
HOH - John Walters, Sr.
Males:
under 5 years - 0
of 5 and under 10 - 0
of 10 and under 15 - 0
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 0
of 30 and under 40 - 0
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 0
of 60 and under 70 - 1 (John Walters, Sr.)
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0
Females:
under 5 years - 0
of 5 and under 10 - 1
of 10 and under 15 - 0
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 0
of 30 and under 40 - 0
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 1 (Sarah (Pugh) Walters)
of 60 and under 70 - 0
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
Will of John Walters - 1841
Montgomery Co., Va.
Will Book 6 - page 319

In the name of God Amen
I John Walters senr of Montgomery County Virginia being weak in body but of sound mind and memory knowing it is appointed to all men once to die do make ordain and declare this to be my last will and testament and do hereby disannull and make void all former will which may have been made or signed me heretofore Viz in the first place I assign my soul to God who gave it next my body to the earth to be buried in Christian like manner, at the discretion of my friends nothing doubting but I shall receive the same at the great and eternal reserrection. As touching my worldly effects with whitch it has pleased God to bless me I dispose of in the form and manner following Viz. First that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid, next all my outstanding debts be collected I futher bequeath to my beloved wife Sarah Walters the sole use and entire possession of all my landed property of which I may die possesed with its building and appertenances thereto attached during her natural lifetime together with the use of all my household and kitchen furniture farming utensils grain meat ____ __ on hand also one cow and calf and eight head of hogs also sixty dollars in cash I have now by me and which I desire my Executor to pay to her immediately on his entering on his administration of my estate and all the use right and benefit of the property to be hers as above written. And my futher will is that all other property I may possessd of sold and the proceeds thereof together with the amount of my other money and out standing debts after collected and after all just claims & charges against my estate be fully discharged be equally divided amongst my loving Children and the legal representatives of those who may be dead. Also after the death of my wife that the whole of my property personal and real be sold and equally divided as above. Lastly I appoint my beloved son John Walters the Executor of this my last will and testament. And in testamony of the above presents and every article and claim thereof I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my seal this ninth day of March in the year of Christ One thousand eight hundred and forty one
his
John x Walters seal
mark
Executed in presents of
Saml. K. Wilson
Daniel Wrightman
Freeman Oliver (x his mark)

At Montgomery April Court 1841
This last will and testament of John Walters Senr dead was presented in court and proven by the oaths of Samuel K. Wilson & Daniel Wrightman two of the witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of John Walters the Executor therein named who made oath & together with Eli Phlegar & Daniel Wrightsman his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of Eight hundred dollars conditioned as the law directs. A certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form.

Teste
R.? D. Montague C.

A List of Surveys made by the surveyor of Montgomery County & his Deputy & admitted to Record from 10th January 1840 to 15th Jany. 1841.

For Arch. Goodykoontz Acres
William Peak and
Thomas Linkous 1 1/2
" Christian Shell 4 1/2
" Joseph Barnett 3 1/2
" same 9
" John Sessler 75
" same 32
" John Tinsley 55
" John Sifford 44
" John Martin 52
" Thomas Shannon 100
" Daniel Hornbarger 220
" Jacob Stuckle 367
" Jessee & Samuel Hall 18
" _________ Canell? 247
" John M. Walters 7
" Wm. L. Woolwine 4 1/4
" Daniel P. Smith 18
" William Sublett Jr. 485?
" John Pepper 157
" Elisha Altizer 150
" Joseph Eakin 18
" Elijah Murdock 415
" Same 7
" John Bishop 44
" Dr. Chas. Barnett 240
" John Hall 20
" Dr. Chas L. Barnett 285
" John Walters 19

(this is a total of 3,097.75 acres)

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1782 Montgomery Co., Va. Land Tax
Walters, John Acreage 100 Value 25 Tax 5/

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1782 Montgomery Co., Va. Land Tax
Walters, John Acreage 300 Value 25 Tax 5/

`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ``````````````````````````````
1782 "Tax List of Montgomery Co. Va." by Kegley
John Walters
1 Tithes
2 Slaves
3 Horses
10 Cattle
Land - yes

More About John Walters:
Census 1: Bet. 1810 - 1820, Giles County, Virginia
Census 2: 1830, Montgomery County, Virginia
Census 3: 1840, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed: 1797, Montgomery County, Virginia
Will: 1840, Montgomery County, Virginia

More About John Walters and Nancy Kirby:
Marriage: March 09, 1792, Montgomery County, Virginia ⁶³³

xii.

Jacob Walters, born Bet. 1771 - 1775; died July 1849 in Montgomery County, Virginia.

Notes for Jacob Walters:

1810 Montgomery County, Virginia Census
Page 13
Jacob Walters
Males
1 of 16 and under 26
1 of 26 and under 45 (Jacob)
Females
1 of 16 and under 26
1 of 45 and up (Believed to be Christina)

=================================================================
1820 Mont. Co. Census - no Jacob Walters listed.

=================================================================

More About Jacob Walters:
Census: 1810, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 1: 1816, Montgomery County, Virginia
Deed 2: 1818, Montgomery County, Virginia
Mortality Schedule: 1849, Montgomery County, Virginia

Page 20 of 79

Prev Page

Prev Item

Contents

Index

Go to Page

Home Page

Next Item

Next Page