Parents of Moses Lamb

 

Historical Perspective

 

New Sweden 1638-1655

 

Swedes were the first European settlers in the area that was to become Pennsylvania.  Peter Minuit (also spelled Minnewit), born about 1580, Wesel, Kleve [Germany], was the Dutch colonial governor of New Amsterdam.  In 1631 Governor Minuit was recalled to Holland.  A few years later he entered Swedish service and was given command of two vessels of mainly Swedish colonists (New Sweden Company), who established, in March 1638, New Sweden, the first European settlement on the Delaware River.  New Sweden was the only Swedish colony in America.  In 1643 Johan Printz became governor of the colony of New Sweden, established his capital on Tinicum Island, and attempted to deal with the Dutch.  The Dutch considered the Swedes competitors and interlopers. Printz was succeeded in 1654 by Johan Claesson Rising, who arrived with more colonists and forced the Dutch to surrender Fort Casimir.  Other Europeans, principally the Dutch, established trading posts within Pennsylvania as early as 1647, although the Swedes remained at Tinicum until 1655.  In that year, rivalry and fighting between the Dutch and the Swedes led Peter Stuyvesant, governor of New Netherland, to seize New Sweden.

 

 

New Netherland 1655-1664

 

In 1655 a Dutch force under Peter Stuyvesant laid siege to Fort Christina and compelled the surrender of New Sweden. The Swedish colonists were allowed to keep their lands and possessions and continue their customs.

 

English Colony 1664-1681

 

Dutch control of the region ended in 1664, when the English seized all of New Netherland in the name of the Duke of York.  Victory in the French and Indian War assured continued possession for England.

 

 

William Penn’s Colony 1681-1776

 

In March 1681 King Charles II of England signed a charter giving the region to William Penn in payment of a debt owed by the king to Penn's father, Admiral Sir William Penn. The charter, which was officially proclaimed on April 2, 1681, named the territory for Admiral Penn and included also the term sylvania ("woodlands"), as the younger Penn requested.  Penn's colony was primarily made up of English Society of Friends (Quakers), but later included German, Dutch, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish. Over the next century, Penn's "Holy Experiment" attracted huge groups of immigrants to Pennsylvania.  William Penn left the province in 1701, never to see it again.  The Quaker influence in Pennsylvania politics remained paramount until 1756.  Since 1756 the Quakers have been a minority voice in Pennsylvania government.

 

 

 

Society of Friends 1650 - Present

 

There were meetings of the kind later associated with the Quakers before there was a group by that name. Small groups of Seekers gathered during the Puritan Revolution against Charles I to wait upon the Lord because they despaired of spiritual help from the established Anglican Church or the existing Puritan bodies--Presbyterians, Congregationalists, and Baptists --through which most of them had already passed. To these Seekers came a band of preachers proclaiming the powers of direct contact with God.

 

English Friends were active in the campaign to end the slave trade, and American Friends, urged on by John Woolman and others, voluntarily emancipated all their own slaves

between 1758 and 1800.

 

Insofar as George Fox was the founder of Quakerism, he was so chiefly because of the system of meetings for church business that he established in the years immediately after 1667, which essentially stands today. Most important is the monthly meeting, which considers all applications for membership, in some localities manages Friends' properties, and acts on members' concerns. Generally, in the United States each congregation has a monthly meeting. Several monthly meetings form quarterly meetings which are combined in yearly meetings.

 

Sources:

 

http://www.Britannica.com

 

World Book Encyclopedia

 

William Wade Hinshaw; The Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930, Volumes I-VI; Ann Arbor, Michigan; 1936; Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1994.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction

 

Beginning in May 1999 a group of Lamb cousins began researching the ancestors of Moses Lamb who married Lucinda Smith.  Particularly, the Lamb cousins desired to identify the parents of Moses Lamb.  All research and original information for the group was provided by Sharon Lamb Davis of Redmond, Washington; Susan Lamb Griffith of Jackson, Mississippi; and Jan Crawford Peterson of Sydney, Australia.  Additional research and information were provided by Linda Lamb Monticelli of Plymouth, Michigan, and Jan Humphreys Sprowl of Lousiville, Kentucky.  The Lamb cousins employed the professional services of Brenda Joyce Jerome, Certified Genealogy Research Specialist, who researched legal documents in the Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky.  Brenda Joyce Jerome is the author of a periodical, Western Kentucky Journal, and several books related to source documents from Caldwell County, Kentucky.  Brenda Joyce Jerome may be contacted via her Internet webpage at http://www.netcom.com/~cpalmer/wkj/wkj.htm or by mail at P. O. Box 325, Newburgh, IN 47629-0325.  Jan Humphreys Sprowl and Linda Lamb Monticelli also conducted research in Caldwell County, Kentucky.  Some cousins were provided additional information from other persons researching the Lamb family and/or Quakers.  We appreciate the effort of all involved in this project.

 

TOPIC                                                                                             PAGE

 

Thomas Lamb (1690) and his son Thomas Lamb (1721)      4

 

Longshore Lamb of South Carolina                                                 6

 

Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky                                   9

 

Heirs of Longshore Lamb                                                               14

 

Other Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky                     17

 

Longshore Lamb of Williamson County, Tennessee                    18

 

Thomas (1743), Brother of Longshore Lamb                           20

 

James Lamb and his son Moses Lamb                                        22

 

James Smith and his daughter Lucinda Smith                           24

 

Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith                                                    25

 

Summary                                                                                              26

 

Descendants of Thomas Stackhouse                                           27

 

Descendants of Robert Longshore                                            29

 

Descendants of Thomas Lamb (1690)                                      31

 

The Lamb Family

Thomas Lamb (1690) and his son Thomas Lamb (1721)

 

Thomas Lamb (1690) was born about 1690 in Chesire, England, and migrated to North America.  His son, Thomas Lamb (1721), was born about 1721 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  Thomas Lamb (1721) married Alice Longshore, daughter of Euclidis Longshore and Alice Stackhouse.  The Lamb, Longshore, and Stackhouse families and others were members of the Society of Friends, aka Quakers.

 

Attached is a listing from the genealogy of three generations of Lamb, beginning with Thomas Lamb (1690).  This information was compiled from several sources, but includes original research.

 

Also attached are a listing of the genealogy of Robert Longshore and  a genealogy of Thomas Stackhouse.  These were compiled from several sources.

 

George Bush, ex-President, is a descendant of Thomas Stackhouse, as are we Lamb cousins.  Much of this information was researched for the Presidential genealogy.  The Bush genealogists have traced the Stackhouse line to Charlemagne.

 

Thomas Lamb (1721) and Alice Longshore married March 16, 1743/1744, in Middletown MM, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  The tombstone inscription of their first child, Thomas Lamb (1743), indicates he was born in 1743 and died in March 1816 at age 73 years.  It is possible that the tombstone dates were misread and Thomas was born in 1745.  The second child, William, was born about 1750, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

 

Thomas Lamb (1721), Alice, and children were received on certificate at the Fairfax MM, Fairfax County, Virginia, on June 29, 1754, from Middletown MM, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

 

The birth date for Longshore of 1751-1755 would mean that he could have been born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, before the relocation, or in Fairfax County, Virginia, after the relocation.  We prefer a birthdate of 1747-755 in Fairfax MM, Virginia.

 

The children of Thomas Lamb (1721) and Alice Longshore.

1. Thomas Lamb (1743), born about 1743, Middletown MM; Bucks County, Pennsylvania

2. William Lamb, born about 1750, Middletown MM; Bucks County, Pennsylvania

3. Longshore Lamb born about 1755, Fairfax MM, Virginia

4. Alice Lamb born about 1757

5. Sarah Lamb born about 1759

6. Esther Lamb born about 1761

7. John Lamb born about 1763

8. Margot/Margaret Lamb born about 1766, Union County, South Carolina

9. Phebe Lamb born about 1768, Union County, South Carolina

 

 

 

 

Thomas Lamb (1743) was disowned by the Fairfax MM, Virginia, on May 29, 1766, for an indiscretion with a woman.  As often happened among the Quakers, a disowned family could apply for membership to another Monthly Meeting.  On June 28, 1766, Thomas Lamb (1721), Alice, and the six youngest children were granted a certificate from the Fairfax MM, to go to the Wateree MM, Kershaw County, South Carolina. Thomas (1721) and Alice had nine children named in his will.  As Thomas (1743) had been disowned, Margaret was born in 1766, and Phebe was born in 1768, the six children who relocated to South Carolina were William, Longshore, Alice, Sarah, Esther, and John.

 

Some researchers and genealogists refer to Thomas Lamb (1721) as Thomas Lamb, Sr.  or Thomas Lamb II.  Likewise, Thomas Lamb (1743) is identified as Thomas Lamb, Jr. or Thomas Lamb III. These are added designations for ease of distinction to the reader.  There are at least two other persons named Thomas Lamb in this discussion.  For clarity, we will use Thomas followed by the birth year.

 

Additionally, some researchers and genealogists refer to Thomas Lamb (1721) as Thomas J. Lamb.  We have avoided this appellation as it seems to be derived erroneously from his will.  We believe the “J” was the mark of Thomas, perhaps his style of making a “T”.  Then someone who could write wrote Thomas to the left of the mark and Lamb to the right of the mark.  Thomas J. Lamb appears in no primary source, either Quaker or civil.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Longshore Lamb of South Carolina

 

In 1766 Longshore Lamb, a young boy of about 11 years of age, arrived in South Carolina with his parents and siblings.  The Quaker records indicate Thomas Lamb (1721), Alice Longshore Lamb, and their six youngest children were granted a certificate to join Wateree MM, Kershaw County, South Carolina.  This information is consistent with the 1790 Census for South Carolina.

 

The Bush River MM, Newberry County, South Carolina, disowned Longshore Lamb on October 30, 1779, for marrying a person who was not a Quaker.  A deed dated October 7, 1807, and recorded in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, indicates Longshore Lamb married Sally in 1779.  Longshore was about age 23-25 years when he married.  Longshore Lamb served on a jury in South Carolina in 1796.  Longshore Lamb purchased 163 acres on Frenchman’s Creek of the Enoree River in Union County, South Carolina.  The will of Richard Chesney of Spartanburg County, South Carolina, refers to land in North Carolina once owned by Longshore Lamb.  Longshore Lamb served under Colonel Brandon during the Revolutionary War and was present at the fall of Charleston in 1780.  This was another reason the Quakers disowned Longshore Lamb.

 

We know little about Sarah, except that she was born about 1758-1763.

 

Census index entries for Longshore (and spelling variants).

            1790            Union County, South Carolina                       Longshear Lamb            District 96

            1800            Spartanburg County, South Carolina            Longsheat Lamb            31101-12010-00

            1810            Caldwell County, Kentucky                                 Longshear Lamb            12100-12300-00

            1820            Caldwell County, Kentucky                                 Longshore Lamb

            1830   Williamson County, Tennessee                    Longshore Lamb

            1840   Williamson County, Tennessee                    Longshore Lamb

            1850   Bedford County, Tennessee                    Longshore Lamb

 

Between 1779 and 1800, Longshore and Sarah had nine children.  The 1790 South Carolina census for Union County indicates two sons born between 1780-1790 and four daughters born 1780-1790.  The 1800 South Carolina census for Spartanburg County indicates one son born 1784-1790, one son born 1780-1784, three sons born 1790-1800, one daughter born 1790-1800, and two daughters born 1784-1790.  We speculate Mary Polly Lamb had married prior to the 1800 census.  In a suit filed by John Lamb, Sr., in Caldwell County, Kentucky, the nine children of Longshore and Sarah Lamb are named.

 

Levi witnessed a deed in South Carolina on October 03, 1803, indicating he was at least 21 years of age.  Elizabeth was born about 1780 and Levi was born about 1782.  The tombstone of John indicates he was born April 03, 1793.  Moses Lamb was not 21 when he married so he was born 1796-1800.

 

Longshore was born before 1756.  Thomas Lamb (1721) and Alice Longshore were married in March 16, 1743.  As Thomas Lamb (1743) and William Lamb were born prior to Longshore, Longshore probably was born 1747-1755.  As Longshore was married in 1779, his birth must have been close to 1755 as that would have made him 24 at marriage.  Marriage at 24 was old at that time in history and a first marriage at a later age would be very rare.  Longshore died about 1826-1828.

The 1800 Census indicates Sarah was born between 1755-1774.  If Longshore were age 24 at marriage, then Sarah probably was 17-23 when she married, placing her birth between 1757-1762.  The legal documents indicate Sarah died 18 years after Longshore, or about 1844-1846.  Sarah had died before the suit was began in 1845, so she probably died about 1844.

 

Combining the census information and the names from the suit gives the following.

 

Name from            Birth from                 Birth from                 Possible            Possible Age in

Suit                  1790 Census             1800 Census             Birth Year     1790            1800

 

Longshore            Bef. 1774                Bef. 1756                1747-1755    35-43   45-53

Sarah Sally            NONE                         1755-1774                1757-1762    28-33     38-43  

Elizabeth            1780-1790                NONE                         1780                10          20

Levi                  1780-1790                1780-1784                1782                    8          18

William                     1780-1790                1784-1790                1784                    6          16

Mary Polly                1780-1790                1784-1790                1786                    4          14

Jensey                     1780-1790                1784-1790                1788                  2          12

Peggy                 1780-1790                1790-1800                1790                    B          10

Martin                                                  1790-1800                1792                              8

John                                                     1790-1800                1794                              6

Moses                                                  1790-1800                1796                              4

 

Longshore and Levi signed several deeds and other legal documents in South Carolina.  Some of the documents included the Crow family.  Mary Polly had married William Crow and Longshore had several dealings with William Crow.

 

The Longshore Lamb family lived in South Carolina from 1766 to about 1808.  In 1804 Longshore Lamb witnessed a deed of sale for the property on Jimmy Creek of the Tiger River.  In July 1806 Longshore Lamb and family lived on property near the Tiger River and were a neighbor of Levi Crow, son of James Crow.  In 1807 Longshore sold his property on the Tiger River in South Carolina by deed witnessed by Isaac Crow, Jr.  On January 01, 1808, Longshore Lamb and William Crow witnessed a Bill of Sale in South Carolina.

 

The next record for the Longshore Lamb family comes from Caldwell County, Kentucky.

 

 

Sources:

 

1790 Census, Union County, South Carolina

Longshear Lamb  1 male over 16                        (Longshore)

                             2 males under 16        (2 sons born 1780-1790)

                             5 females                      (Sally and 4 daughters born 1780-1790)

 

1800 Census, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, 31101-12010-00

Longsheat Lamb  3 males under 10             (3 sons born 1790-1800)

                            1 male 10-16                (1 son born 1784-1790)

                            1 male 16-20                (1 son born 1780-1784)

                            1 male 45 & up                         (Longshore born before 1756)

                            1 female under 10        (1 daughter born 1790-1800)

                            2 females 10-16        (2 daughters b. 1784-1790)

                               1 female 26-45                         (Sally born 1755-1774)

 

“John Lamb, Sr., et al. versus Estate of Longshore Lamb", Legal Suit, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, July 07, 1845.

 

“Response of Martin Lamb to Suit of John Lamb, Sr., et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 11, 1846.

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Willis Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, June 03, 1846.

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Wiley L. Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, January 01, 1847.

 

“Deposition of John M. Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Deposition of Joseph Rodgers”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Decree of Court in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Receipt of John D. Crow for Sale of Property in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb Suit”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, September 17, 1848.

 

“Letter of Attorney by Moses L. Clayton et al.”, Legal Document, Courthose, Morgan County, Illinois, September 21, 1850.

 

The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930, Volumes I-VI, William Wade Hinshaw, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1936, Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1994.

 

Spartanburg County/District, South Carolina, Deed Abstracts, Books A-T, 1785-1827 (1752-1827) , Albert Bruce Pruitt, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1988.

 

Spartanburg Co., SC Will Abstracts 1787-1840, Brent Holcomb.

 

184 Complete Cemeteries, Arawana Kyle, 1967.

 

Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, William F. Medlin, Ben Franklin Press.

 

Ann W. Upton, Special Collections Assistant, Haverford College, Haverford, PA 19041.

 

Union County, South Carolina Minutes of the County Court 1785-1799

 

Patent Land Survey, South Carolina Index of Lamd Acquisitions 1770-1820

 

Some South Carolina Records, Volume 1

Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution 1775-1783

 

Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky

 

William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, Ben Franklin Press, Page 31.

            “As the large plantation economy based on slavery spread over the Piedmont, Friends were increasingly confronted with the stark reality of just how brutal slavery really was.  At estate sales, Friends saw husbands sold away from their wives and little children separated from their mothers. The state made it illegal to teach a slave to read the Bible, and finally even made it illegal to free one's own slaves. Even slaves which had been previously freed by Quakers were frequently seized and sold back into slavery. It became increasingly clear to Friends that the climate of slavery and greed dominating South Carolina and Georgia were totally incompatible with Christianity. There was no way a Quaker could live there and be faithful.

            “Between 1799 and 1830, the overwhelming majority of Quakers left South Carolina and Georgia for territory where they could rear their children free from the influence of slavery. The exodus began in 1799 when a few Friends left Georgia for the Miami Valley of Ohio. In 1801, Friends began leaving Bush River for the same area. (A few Bush River Quakers had removed much earlier to Tennessee, where slavery had much less influence than in other Southern states.)  By 1810 that once large Meeting was decimated.  Cane Creek Meeting in Union County removed almost as one body to Ohio, forming up there Caesar's Creek Meeting a few miles from the present city of Wilmington. After 1822, Charleston was the only Monthly Meeting left in either South Carolina or Georgia.”

 

 

Mary Polly Lamb married William Crow in South Carolina.  Members of these families also were involved in land transactions together.  The Longshore Lamb and William Crow familiies moved to Caldwell County, Kentucky, about the same time and the intermarrying continued in Kentucky.

 

Part of the Longshore Lamb family settled in Williamson County, Tennesse, and part continued on to Caldwell Count, Kentucky.  Both of these locations lay along a western route taken by Quakers migrating from South Carolina and Georgia to Indiana and Ohio.  There is ample documentation to prove that the Longshore Lamb family of Caldwell County, Kentucky, and the Lamb families of Williamson County, Tennessee, are descendants of Longshore Lamb of South Carolina.

 

Longshore Lamb arrived in Caldwell County, Kentucky about 1808-1809.  About 1811, William and Mary Crow arrived in Caldwell County, Kentucky, from District 96, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.  September 03, 1810, Sally Lamb, in Caldwell County, Kentucky, signed a document renouncing dower rights to the property Longshore Lamb had sold in South Carolina in 1807.  On November 08, 1813, Mary Crow, in Caldwell County, Kentucky, assigned Power of Attorney to William Crow to collect debts owed her in South Carolina.  This power of attorney was witnessed by Longshore Lamb.  On July 17, 1818, William Crow, Longshore Lamb, and Moses Clayton were in the service of the court to settle an estate in Caldwell County, Kentucky.  On September 3, 1810, Longshore Lamb gave consent for Peggy Lamb to marry James Farmer in Caldwell County, Kentucky.  On December 28, 1812, William Crow provided bond for Betsey Reaves to marry Joseph Vaughn in Caldwell County, Kentucky.

 

These events clearly prove that the Longshore Lamb of South Carolina is the same Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky.  However, our Lamb family was not the only Lamb family in Kentucky or Caldwell County.  These other Lambs in Caldwell County may have contributed to the decision of Longshore Lamb to settle in Caldwell County or these other Lambs may have settled in Caldwell County because of the arrival of Longshore Lamb.  It is also possible that there is not connection between these events or these families.

 

The families of Moses Clayton, William Crow, and Longshore Lamb intermarried in Caldwell County, Kentucky. On October 08, 1811, Longshore Lamb gave consent for Jane lamb to marry Jesse Clayton. On October 19, 1816, William Crow and William Clayton gave consent for Sally Crow to marry James Clayton.  On August 24, 1816, Moses Clayton gave consent for Polly Clayton to marry John Lamb, son of Longshore Lamb.  Sarah Longshore Crow, daughter of Mary Polly Lamb (daughter of Longshore Lamb) and John D. Crow, married James Clayton with parental consent given by William Crow and William Clayton.

 

Longshore Lamb does not appear in the Census of South Carolina after 1800.  Longshore seems to have disappeared and Moses has not appeared. The 1810 South Carolina census has no Longshore Lamb.  The 1810  Kentucky census has a Longshore Lamb, but the age does not match our Longshore Lamb.  This Longshore Lamb is discussed below.  The 1810  Kentucky census has a Moses Lamb, but not our Moses Lamb.  This Moses Lamb is in Bourbon County and is discussed below.  Our Longshore Lamb appears in the 1820 Census of Kentucky.

 

We know Longshore Lamb resided in Kentucky from other sources.  The most detailed information is found in a group of legal documents pertaining to a suit involving the heirs of Longshore Lamb.  From these documents we learn the names of the children of Longshore, the approximate death date of Longshore and Sarah, and other infromation.  From the civil records we have the marriage information for some of the family, especially the marriage of Moses Lamb.

 

Name                                       Age in

                                    1790            1800                1810

 

Longshore                    35-43    45-53   55-63            Died about 1826-1828 at age 70-73

Sarah Sally                   28-33     38-43   48-53            Died about 1844 at age 82-87

Mary Polly                   10          20                    30            Married William Crow, deceased before 1845

Levi                                8          18                    28       

William                           6          16                    26            Deceased before 1845

Peggy                             4          14                    24            Married James Farmer, deceased before 1845

Jensey                2            12                  22            Married Jesse Clayton, deceased before 1845

Elizabeth                         B          10                    20            Married Vaughn, resident of KY in 1845

Martin                                         8                      18       

John                                            6                      16            Resident of KY in 1845

Moses                                         4                      14            Married 1816, resident of KY in 1845

 

Mary Polly Lamb had married William Crow, a son of William and Mary Crow, in South Carolina.  Mary Polly Lamb Crow was deceased in 1845.  Peggy Lamb married James Farmer and was deceased in 1845.  Jensy Lamb married Jesse Clayton and was deceased in 1845.  Elizabeth Lamb married a Vaughn and resided in Kentucky in 1845.  John Lamb, Sr., married Polly Clayton and resided in Kentucky in 1845.  Moses Lamb married Lucinda Smith and resided in Kentucky in 1845.

 

Following are our transcriptions of the three documents pertaining to the marriage of Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith.  Brenda Joyce Jerome,CGRS, certified that the original of these documents are recorded in the Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky.

 

 

 

On October 27, 1816, Longshore Lamb made an application for a marriage license for Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith.

 

October the 27th day 1816

John H. Phelps [illegible] I want you [illegible] my son Moses Lamb and Lusinda Smith marriage lisens and I will stand betwixt you and all damages that shall or may [illegible] a gainst you for granting [illegible] [illegible].

I have this day hear unto set my hand,

Longshore X Lamb

 

[illegible]

William Crow

 

 

 

On October 28, 1816, bond was made by James Smith and Moses Lamb for the marriage of Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith.

 

Know all men by these presents that we Moses Lamb and James Smith are held and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the sum of L50 the payment of which well and truly to be made [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] jointly & severally [illegible] by these presents [illegible] and dated this 28th day of Oct 1816.  The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there is a licince [illegible] to [illegible] for a marriage shortly to be solemized between the above bound Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith.  Now if it shall always hereafter appear that there is no lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then this obligation to be void.  Else to remain in full force and virtue.

Moses X Lamb

James Smith

 

Teste

John H. Phelps  CCC

 

 

 

On October 31, 1816, Moses and Lucinda were married by W. Easley, JP.

 

I do hereby certify that the rites of matrimony were legally sollemizzed by me between Moses Lamb & Lucinda Smith on the 31st day of Oct 1816.

W. Easley, JP

 

 

The marriage license application for Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith is abstracted in Caldwell County, Kentucky Marriages 1809-1832, by Brenda Joyce Jerome, CGRS, Evansville Bindery, Inc., Evansville, IN 47711, 1996.  The marriage license application is transcribed therein and contains the phrase “my son Moses Lamb” and is signed by Longshore Lamb by his mark.

 

These marriage documents prove that Longshore Lamb of South Carolina and Caldwell County, Kentucky, was the father of Moses Lamb who married Lucinda Smith and migrated to Arkansas.

 

 

Sources:

 

Caldwell County, Kentucky, Court Order Book A, July-Aug. 1818, abstracted and transcribed by Happy Greer, Page 7, July 27,1818.

 

“John Lamb, Sr., et al. versus Estate of Longshore Lamb", Legal Suit, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, July 07, 1845.

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Willis Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, August 04, 1845.

 

“Response of Martin Lamb to Suit of John Lamb, Sr., et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 11, 1846.

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Wiley L. Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, January 01, 1847.

 

“Deposition of John M. Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Deposition of Joseph Rodgers”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Decree of Court in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

 

“Receipt of John D. Crow for Sale of Property in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb Suit”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, September 17, 1848.

 

“Letter of Attorney by Moses L. Clayton et al.”, Legal Document, Courthose, Morgan County, Illinois, September 21, 1850.

 

The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930, Vol. I-VI, William Wade Hinshaw, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1936, Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1994.

 

Spartanburg County/District SC Deed Abstracts Books A-T 1785-1827 (1752-1827) , Albert Bruce Pruitt, Southern Historical Press, 1988.

 

Spartanburg Co., SC Will Abstracts 1787-1840, Brent Holcomb.

 

184 Complete Cemeteries, Mrs. Arawana Kyle, 1967.

 

Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, William F. Medlin, Ben Franklin Press.

 

Census, South Carolina, 1790.

 

Census, South Carolina, 1800.

 

Census, South Carolina, 1810.

 

Census, South Carolina, 1820.

 

Census, Kentucky, 1810.

 

Census, Kentucky, 1820.

 

Census, Kentucky, 1830.

 

Marriage Records, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky.

 

Samuel W. Steger, Caldwell County, Kentucky History, Turner Publishing Company, Paducah, KY 42001, 1987, ISBN 0-938021-16-8, LOC 87-071193.

 

Brenda Joyce Jerome, Caldwell County, Kentucky Marriages, 1809-1832, Evansville Bindery, Inc., Evansville, IN 47711, 1996.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Heirs of Longshore Lamb

 

Nine children and some grandchildren of Longshear Lamb. “John Lamb, Sr., et al. versus Estate of Longshore Lamb", Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, July 07, 1845.  Issue is dispostion of the 157 acres which Longshear Lamb purchased from William Crow.

 

John Lamb Sr.

 

Heirs of Polly Lamb Crow, deceased.

John D. Crow

Richard Crow

Moses Crow

Martin Crow

James Clayton and wife Sally Crow

Humphery Hopper and wife Rebecca Crow

William Gresham and wife Polly Crow

Jane Crow

 

Heirs of Peggy Lamb Farmer, deceased.

Jerry Farmer

Frederick Farmer

Martin Farmer

Squire Farmer

Edmund Curry and wife Sally Farmer

Valentine Ritch and wife Miranda Farmer

William Hoke and wife Polly Farmer

Washington Morgan and wife Amanda Farmer

Jane Farmer

Lewrissa Farmer

 

Heirs of William Lamb, deceased.

Polly Smith

Nelly Lamb

William Lamb

Willis Lamb

Elizabeth Lamb

Wiley Lamb

 

Levi Lamb

 

Elizabeth Lamb Vaughan

 

Moses Lamb

 

Martin Lamb

 

 

 

Heirs of Jensy Lamb Clayton, deceased.

Elizabeth Clayton Wood

Moses Clayton

William Bradshaw and wife Sally Clayton

John Clayton

Polly Ann Clayton

Phoebe Clayton Wood

 

 

Defendants and Heirs of Longshore Lamb.  “John Lamb, Sr., et al. versus Estate of Longshore Lamb", Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, July 07, 1845.

Elizabeth Wood

Moses Clayton

William Bradshaw and wife Sally Clayton

John Clayton

Polly Ann Clayton

Phoebe Wood

Elizabrth Vaughan

Moses lamb

Martin Lamb

 

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Willis Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, August 04, 1845.

Willis Lamb

Levi Crow

Richard Crow

Moses E. Crow

Humphrey Hopper

William Gresham

Wiley Lamb

Mary Lamb

Elizabeth Lamb

John W. Lamb

David Hopper

William Lamb

Martin Crow

 

 

Heirs of Longshear Lamb. “Response of Martin Lamb to Suit of John Lamb, Sr., et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 11, 1846.

Martin Lamb

Willis Lamb

Levi Crow

Richard Crow

Moses E. Crow

Humphrey Hopper

William Gresham

Wiley Lamb

Mary Lamb

Elizabeth Lamb

John W. Lamb

David Hopper

William Lamb

Martin Crow

 

 

“Assignment of Interest to Martin Lamb by Wiley L. Lamb et al.”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, January 01, 1847.

Wiley L. Lamb

Sarah Fletcher

Elizabeth Wood

E. W. Lamb

Penelope Young

William T. Lamb

Cassa Gibson

 

 

 “Deposition of John M. Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

Longshear Lamb died about 1826

Levi Lamb was a son of Longshear Lamb

Wiley Lamb, Sarah Fletcher, Elizabeth Wood, E. W. Lamb, William T. Lamb, Casa Gibson are children of Levi Lamb and Levi had 4 other children

Penelope Nelly Young is a daughter of William Lamb who had 7 other children

 

 

“Deposition of Joseph Rodgers”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

Longshear Lamb died about 1828

Wiley Lamb is a son of William Lamb, deceased

Mary Crow is a daughter of Longshear Lamb

Levi Crow, Richard Crow, Moses E. Crow, Martin Crow are children of Mary Crow

 

 

Longshore Lamb was the father of the following children. “Decree of Court in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, March 01, 1848.

Martin Lamb

Moses Lamb

Levi Lamb

Elizabeth Lamb Vaughn

William Lamb, deceased

Peggy Lamb Farmer, deceased

Jensey Lamb Clayton, deceased

Polly Lamb Crow, deceased

John Lamb, Sr.

 

“Receipt of John D. Crow for Sale of Property in John Lamb vs. Martin Lamb Suit”, Legal Document, Courthouse, Caldwell County, Kentucky, September 17, 1848.

 

Another Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky

 

Census, Caldwell County, Kentucky, 1810.

Lamb, Longshear            12100-12300-00

 

Longshear Lamb

Males: 1, under 10 years            (born 1800-1810)

                        2, 10-16 years            (born 1794-1800)

                        1, 16-26 years            (born 1784-1794)

Females:             1, under 10 years            (born 1800-1810)

                        2, 10-16 years            (born 1794-1800)

                        3, age 16-26 years            (born 1784-1794)

 

 

 

 

 

Initially, this person seems NOT to be our Longshore Lamb.  This person is age 16-26 and was born 1784-1794. Rather than being a traditional family, this family seems to be a group of young persons.

 

On the 1810 Census the neighbors include William Crow, William Lamb, John Lamb, Martin Lamb, and a Smith family.  Due to the unusual name Longshore and the familes living next door being relatives of Longshore, we believe this must be our Longshore Lamb.

 

One possible explanation is that these persons are the children of Longshore and Sarah and some of their cousins.  We know Longshore returned to South Carolina after moving to Kentucky.  We speculate that the census enumerator visited the Lamb dwelling during one of these extended absences of Longshore and the children provided the name of Longshore and their ages.

 

Additional research is required to explain this family accurately.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Longshore Lamb of Williamson County, Tennessee

 

Longshore Lamb, born 1780 in South Carolina, was not the son of Thomas Lamb (1721) and Alice Longshore; however, he was probably their grandson.  Following is a listing of known information about this Longshore Lamb.  We have not been able to place this person in the Lamb family.

 

Longshore Lamb of Williamson County, Tennessee, was born 1780 in South Carolina.

Source:  1850 Census of Bedford County, Tennessee.

 

1810 - All Census Records for 1810 TN have been lost except for Rutherford County, Tennessee.

 

1812 - [War of 1812] He enlisted December 12, 1812, as a private in 1st Regiment Tennessee Volunteers (Hall's) Capt. John Kennedy's Company of Infantry.

 

1813 - February 09, 1813 - Expiration of Services - He served 2 months at pay rate of $5.00 per month + $17.04 paid for clothing for a total of $27.04.

 

1813 - February 10, 1813 - He re-enlisted and served 2 months and 11 days.

 

1813 - April 20, 1813 - Expiration of Services - He was paid at the rate of $8.00 per month - difference of pay due from 1 Jan 1813 to 9 Feb 1813 = $3.96 - paid total of $22.89.

 

1815 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee.  [1 poll tax + 40 Acres]

 

1815 - Longshore LAIN married Patsey Towle October 17, 1815, bondsman "Manuel

Tombs", Rutherford County, Tennessee.

Source: 35,000 Tennessee Marriages

 

1816 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee. [1 poll - no acreage]

 

1820 - Census Records for 1820 exist for Williamson, Bedford and Rutherford Counties, Tennessee, but Longshore was not found.

 

1824 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee. [1 poll + 41Acres]

 

1825 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee. [1 poll - no acreage]

 

1830 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee. [1 poll - no acreage]

 

Census, Williamson County, Tennessee, 1830.

Longshore Lamb:     2 males - 5-10 years    (born 1820-1825)

                                    1 male - 10-15 years             (born 1815-1820)

                                    1 male - 40-50 years             (born 1780-1790) Longshore Lamb

                                    1 female - 0-5 years    (born 1825-1830)

                                    1 female - 30-40 years    (born 1790-1800) wife

 

1831 - Longshore Lamb paid taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee. [1 poll - no acreage] This is the last record of his paying taxes in Williamson County, Tennessee.

 

Census, Williamson County, Tennessee, 1840.

Longshore Lamb:     2 males - 15-20 years    (born 1820-1825)

                                       1 male -  50-60 years             (born 1780-1790) Longshore Lamb

                                    1 female 5-10 years    (born 1830-1835) Louisa Lamb

                                    1 female 10-15 years    (born 1825-1830)

                                    1 female 30-40 years    (born 1800-1810) wife

 

One son, born 1815-1820, in the 1830 Census was not at home for the 1840 Census. By 1840, this Longshore Lamb had a total of 3 sons and 2 daughters.

 

Census, Bedford County, Tennessee, 1850.

Longshore Lamb      70             SC             (born 1780)

Martha Ann              56        VA             (born 1794)

Louisa                      17        TN              (born 1833)

 

The oldest daughter (born 1825-1830) and the three sons were not living at home.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thomas Lamb (1743),  Brother of Longshore

 

Thomas Lamb (1771), born November 16, 1771, the son of Thomas Lamb (1743) and his

first wife Sarah.  Thomas Lamb (1771) moved from Union County, South Carolina, to Williamson County, Tennessee, about 1809.  His father and step-mother, Thomas Lamb (1721) and second wife, Catherine/Katherine, moved to Williamson County, Tennessee, about the same time.

 

Thomas Lamb (1743) was married to Elizabeth Unknown. They left Williamson County, Tennessee, about 1835-1836 and went to Henry County, Tennessee. Thomas (1743) died in 1840 in Henry County, Tennessee (Will book E, p.139 - no will, just an inventory dated July 840).  His widow, Elizabeth Lamb, was head of the household on the 1840 Census of Henry County, Tennessee.

 

According to the 1820 Census of Williamson County, Tennessee, Thomas Lamb (1743) had 4 sons and 1 daughter.  We know the names of two of his sons.  Joseph Lamb was born about 1804-1805 and married Mary Ray, daughter of James Ray, Sr. and Alice Lamb.  Jason Lamb was born about 1806 and married Melissa Marchant.  These two sons were listed in the inventory settlement of Thomas Lamb (1743) in July 1840.

 

Census of Henry County, Tennessee, 1850.

Lamb, Joseph            46             SC

           Mary             43       TN

           Thomas        17

           Martha          15

           Mary             12

           James           10

           Delila              8

           Benja F.          6

           Lucinda           4

           Elizabeth       72        Born 1778, widow of Thomas Lamb (1743).

 

Lamb, Jason             44      SC

           Melissa          42      SC

           Elijah              20

           William           18

           James            14

           Sarah              8

           Wiley               5

 

Lamb, Elijah              20        TN

           Nancy            25        TN

           Araminte         1

 

Lamb, Martin D.        28             TN

           Ailsy              22        TN

           Mary F.               2

 

 

Joseph Lamb and Mary Ray had a daughter, Elizabeth Lamb, born 1829, who

married first Unknown Ray and married second Absolem Harrison White.  Elizabeth and Absolem H. White moved to Hazel, Calloway County, Kentucky.

 

Some of the children of Joseph Lamb and Jason Lamb apparently went to Calloway County, Kentucky.  Marriage records for several of them can be found in Calloway County, Kentucky.

 

Thomas Lamb (1743) had only one child with his second wife, Catherine/Katherine, and that was Jonathan Lamb, born after 1792.  Jonathan Lamb was in Williamson County, Tennessee, during the 1830 Census and in Henry County, Tennessee, during the 1840 Census.  Jonathan died between 1847-1848 in Henry County, Tennessee. (Will Book G, p.260).  Jonathan Lamb had a son, B. F. Lamb, named in his estate record.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

James Lamb and his son Moses Lamb

 

James Lamb, born 1755, wrote a Deed of Gift, dated March 15, 1802 in Bourbon Co., KY to his "beloved children Moses Lamb and James Lamb"  which was filed or recorded September 03, 1802.

 

“Know all men by these presents, that I James Lamb of Bourbon County and state of Kentucky in consideration of the natural love which I have and do bear unto my beloved children, Moses Lamb and James Lamb of the County and state aforesaid, do give, grant and convey unto them the said Moses and James thier heirs or assigns forever all the following property now in their possesion, to wit, Two beds and furniture. one cow and calf, three pots, one bake oven and all other my household furniture - To have and to hold the said property herein before mentioned and described unto the said Moses and James and their hers forever, and the said James Lamb doth for himself and his heirs warrant and defend the title of the said property unto the said Moses and James & their heirs against the claim of all and every person or persons whatsoever. In witness wherof I the said James Lambhath hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and two --”

Attest

Lewis H. Arnold                           James Lamb.SR.

Saml M Taylor

 

 

Bourbon County                September 3d 1802

 

 I do certify that this deed of Gift from James Lamb to James Lamb and Moses Lamb was

acknowledged before me by the said James Lamb and Ordered to be recorded.

                          Saml. M Taylor  DCBC

 

 

I do hereby certify that the Rites of Matrimony Wase Legally Sallemogized by me between Moses Lamb & Lucindy Smith on the 31 Day of Oct 1816

                     W Easley  JP

 

 

The laws of that period required a person to be an adult to perform legal acts; that is, marry, own property, inherit, etc.  Therefore, it is logical to assume that Moses Lamb and James Lamb were at least 21 years old on March 15, 1802.  That would make their birthdays prior to 1781.  It is interesting to note that the Deed of Gift dated March 15, 1802, and the recording document dated Sepember 02, 1802, were recorded in Bourbon County, Kentucky.  The marriage document does not indicate a county, but we know from our research that it was recorded in Caldwell County, Kentucky.  Initially, we might immeditely dismiss any relationship between these documents from different counties.  However, it could be that Moses Lamb lived in Bourbon County at age 21 and married in Caldwell County at age 35.

 

This Moses Lamb was born about 1781, making him 35 years old when he married Lucinda Smith in Caldwell County in 1816.  That would make Moses an old person at that time and very unlikely that he would marry at age 35 years, unless it was his second marriage.  Lucinda was 18 years of age in 1816.  Bourbon County is northeast of Lexington, Kentucky.  Caldwell County is about 200 miles southwest of Lexington.  In 1816, 200 miles was a great distance.  So this Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith were separated by both age and geographical distance.

 

There is a marriage record for Moses Lamb in Bourbon County, Kentucky.  Moses Lamb married Patty Boone in 1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.  If this is the same Moses Lamb, then he would have been about 25 years of age in 1806.

 

Both the 1810 and 1820 Census records include a Moses Lamb in Bourbon County, Kentucky.  The 1810 Census entry for Moses Lamb is 31010-20010-01, indicating both the husband and wife were older than 26 years.

 

None of the Moses Lamb persons could be our Moses Lamb, born 1796-1800 in South Carolina, as our Moses would have been age 2-6 in 1802.

 

This would be a summary of the travels of this Moses Lamb.  These travels are possible, but highly unlikely.

 

1781    Born in Bourbon County

1802    Age 21, receives gift from James Lamb

1806            Married in Bourbon County

1810            Married with children in Bourbon County

1816            Married to Lucinda Smith in Caldwell County

1820            Recorded in Census in Bourbon County

1830            Recorded in Census in Union County

 

Email from Ann Hart, Thousand Oaks, California.

“This James Lamb is my grgrgrgrgrandfather, b.15 July 1756 in Perthshire, Scotland came to America in 1776 and served in the Revolutionary War, m. Hannah Boone and settled in Bourbon Co., KY then settled in Wayne Co. IN in 1811 d. 25 May 1841, buried in Elkhorn Cemetery, Wayne Co., IN.

Children:

Anna

James Boone

Elizabeth (Betsey)

William

Catherine

John

Thomas

Hannah

Joseph Boone

Jane

 

I don't find a Moses listed as a child of this James Lamb.  My information comes from Ruth Kjos' book : History of James and Rebecca Lamb.” 

End of email message.

 

We believe additional research will reveal more reasons why this Moses Lamb was NOT the person who married Lucinda Smith in Caldwell County, Kentucky, in 1816.

 

 

James Smith and his daughter Lucinda Smith

 

 

The following information is from Claude Nimmo via email to LaDonna Blankenship.  Claude is a descendant of Sarah Agatha Smith.

 

        James Smith (1765-1817)

        wife:   Jemima

        children:

            1.  Sarah Agatha "Aggy" Smith b. 1791

                     married James Shields Castleberry on 16 Jan 1810

            2.  Lucinda Smith b. 1798/1800  SC d.~1880 Crawford Co AR

                     married Moses Lamb 31 Oct 1816 Caldwell Co

            3.  William Smith b. 1802

                     married Jane Duncan

            4.  Nancy Smith b. 1803

                     married David C. Steel

            5.  Cassander Smith b. 1804

                     married Elbert Davis

            6.  Hiram C. Smith b. 1806

                     married Gatley Davis

            7.  James H. Smith b. 1807 KY, d. 1858 KY

                     married Telitha Gibson

            8.  Penelope Smith b. 1817

 

 

The marriage records of Caldwell County, Kentucky, include the following.

Jane Smith married John Shelby in 1812, with parental consent by James and Jemima Smith.

 

Additional research is required to prove the parents of Lucinda Smith who married Moses Lamb.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith

 

The foregoing discussion as a whole adequately demonstrates that Longshore Lamb, son of Thomas Lamb (1721) and grandson of Thomas Lamb (1690), was the father of Moses Lamb who married Lucinda Smith in Caldwell County, Kentucky, and migrated to Crawford County, Arkansas.

 

Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith were married October 31, 1816.

 

Census, Union County, Kentucky, 1830.

Moses Lamb            :         1 male 30-40                   born 1790-1800

                                    1 male 5-10                 born 1820-1825

                                    1 female 30-40            born 1790-1800

                         2 females 10-15        born 1815-1820

                                    1 female 5-10            born 1820-1825

 

The male born 1790-1800 agrees with our Moses Lamb, born 1796-1800.

The female born 1790-1800 agrees with our Lucinda Smith, born 1798-1800.

Two females born 1815-1820 agrees with Sarilda Emmeline Lamb, born 1817, and an unknown female, born 1819-1820.

One male born 1820-1825 agrees with Elbert Thompson Lamb, born about 1822.

One female born 1820-1825 agrees with an unknown female, born about 1824.

 

Moses Lamb and Elbert Lamb were listed as non-resident taxpayers in Crawford County, Arkansas, in the 1840’s until 1847.

 

Two lines from Moses' record is the record for Levi Lamb.

Levi Lamb:      1 male 40-50

                        2 males 10-15

                        1 female 30-40

                        1 female 15-20

                        2 females 5-10

                        2 females under 5

 

One male 40-50 agress with Levi Lamb, brother of Moses Lamb, born between 1780 - 1784.  Levi and Rebecca Lamb had four girls and three boys in their family, close to the above.

 

Lucinda Smith Lamb was listed in the census records of Crawford County, Arkansas, in 1860, 1870, and 1880.  Lucinda’s age was listed as 60, 71, and 82, respectively, and her birth location was listed as South Carolina.

 

This Moses Lamb is the same Moses Lamb who was the son of Longshore Lamb of Caldwell County, Kentucky, and who married Lucinda Smith, October 31, 1816, in Caldwell County, Kentucky.

 

 

 

 

Summary

 

 

We believe the foregoing discussion has proven the following.

 

1.  Longshore Lamb is descended from the Stackhouse-Longshore-Lamb families of Pennsylvania.

 

2.  Longshore Lamb married Sarah and raised nine children in South Carolina, including Moses Lamb, born about 1796-1800.

 

3.  Longshore Lamb, Sarah, and children migrated to Caldwell County, Kentucky, where Longshore and Sarah died and the children married.

 

4.  Moses Lamb, son of Longshore Lamb, married Lucinda Smith in 1816 in Caldwell County, Kentucky, and eventually migrated to Crawford County, Arkansas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to all those who assisted with this project,

 

Sharon Lamb Davis, descendant of Elbert T. Lamb, grandson of Longshore Lamb

 

Susan Lamb Griffith, descendant of Thomas Lamb (1743), brother of Longshore Lamb

 

Jan Crawford Peterson, descendant of Elbert T. Lamb, grandson of Longshore Lamb

 

Linda Lamb Monticelli, descendant of John Lamb, son of Longshore Lamb

 

Janet L. Humphreys Sprowl, descendant of John Lamb, son of Longshore Lamb

 

Cecil Shipley, descendant of Elbert T. Lamb, grandson of Longshore Lamb

 

 

 

Descendants of Thomas Stackhouse

 

 

Generation No. 1

 

      1.  Thomas2 Stackhouse  (John1) was born 1660 in Craven, Yorkshire, England, and died June 26, 1744 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married (1) Grace Heaton September 27, 1688 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Robert Heaton and Alice Unknown.  He married (2) Ann Mayes June 02, 1711 in Pennsylvania.  He married (3) Dorothy Hutchinson 1725 in Pennsylvania.

     

Children of Thomas Stackhouse and Grace Heaton are:

        2                 i.               Samuel3 Stackhouse, born October 17, 1689.

        3                ii.               John Stackhouse, born May 27, 1691 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died April 04, 1714 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        4               iii.               Robert Stackhouse, born November 08, 1692.

        5               iv.               Henry Stackhouse, born December 07, 1694.

        6                v.               Grace Stackhouse, born January 07, 1695/96 in Pennsylvania.  She married David Wilson 1719 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

+      7               vi.               Alice Stackhouse, born April 01, 1699 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died Aft. 1764 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        8              vii.               Thomas Stackhouse, born April 02, 1701 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Elizabeth Unknown.

        9             viii.               Joseph Stackhouse, born July 20, 1703 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Sarah Copeland 1725 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        10              ix.               Benjamin Stackhouse, born December 25, 1705 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Sarah Gilbert October 10, 1728 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

     

Children of Thomas Stackhouse and Ann Mayes are:

        11               i.               Isaac3 Stackhouse, born May 11, 1712 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died April 02, 1714 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        12              ii.               Jacob Stackhouse, born October 25, 1713 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        13             iii.               Ann Stackhouse, born July 15, 1715 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        14             iv.               Sarah Stackhouse, born August 06, 1718 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        15              v.               Isaac Stackhouse, born September 05, 1720 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died 1791 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Mary Harding.

 

 

Generation No. 2

 

      7.  Alice3 Stackhouse (Thomas2, John1) was born April 01, 1699 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1764 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  She married Euclydus Longshore January 08, 1714/15 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of Robert Longshore and Margaret Cock.

     

Children of Alice Stackhouse and Euclydus Longshore are:

+      16               i.               Robert4 Longshore, born December 13, 1716 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died November 1776 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        17              ii.               Grace Longshore, born April 24, 1719 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died October 16, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        18             iii.               Thomas Longshore, born November 13, 1721 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married Joanna Vance 1742 in Pennsylvania.

        19             iv.               Margaret Longshore, born June 21, 1724 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  She married Robert Pierson Pearson 1740.

+      20              v.               Alice Longshore, born September 04, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died 1789 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        21             vi.               Grace Longshore, born August 18, 1728 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        22            vii.               Euclydus Longshore, born February 04, 1729/30 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died December 23, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        23           viii.               Mary Longshore, born December 13, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died December 13, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        24              ix.               Benjamin Longshore.

+      25               x.               Euclydus Longshore, born April 27, 1735 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died August 14, 1804 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

 

 

Generation No. 3

 

      16.  Robert4 Longshore (Alice3 Stackhouse, Thomas2, John1) was born December 13, 1716 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died November 1776 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married Ursula Jolly 1740 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of James Jolly and Sarah Taylor.

     

Children of Robert Longshore and Ursula Jolly are:

        26               i.               Jolly5 Longshore.  He married Rachel Bowlby December 27, 1782 in New York.

        27              ii.               Alice Longshore, born 1742 in Pennsylvania.  She married John Paist December 10, 1767 in Churville, Pennsylvania.

        28             iii.               Phebe Longshore, born 1744.  She married Joseph Smith December 01, 1768 in Falls Township, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        29             iv.               Levi Longshore, born 1750; died 1793 in South Carolina.  He married Sarah Sutton.

        30              v.               Robert Longshore, born February 07, 1753 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died 1795 in Alleghany Co., Maryland.  He married Hannah Drake Abt. 1777.

        31             vi.               James Longshore, born May 28, 1758 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died August 03, 1839 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Frances Winder in Pennsylvania.

 

      20.  Alice4 Longshore (Alice3 Stackhouse, Thomas2, John1) was born September 04, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1789 in Union Co., South Carolina.  She married Thomas Lamb March 16, 1743/44 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of Thomas Lamb and Mary Webster.

     

Children of Alice Longshore and Thomas Lamb are:

        32               i.               Thomas5 Lamb, born Abt. 1745 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died March 1816 in Versailles, Tennessee.  He married (1) Sarah Unknown Abt. 1765 in Loudon Co., Virginia.  He married (2) Katherine Unknown Abt. 1792 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        33              ii.               William Lamb, born Abt. 1746 in Pennsylvania.

        34             iii.               Alice Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        35             iv.               Esther Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        36              v.               Sarah Lamb, born Abt. 1754.

        37             vi.               Longshore Lamb, born Bet. 1747 - 1755 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died Bet. 1826 - 1828 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married Sarah Sally Unknown October 30, 1779 in Newberry Co., South Carolina.

        38            vii.               John Lamb, born Abt. 1763 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died December 12, 1826.  He married Spouse Unknown.

        39           viii.               Margaret Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in Union Co., South Carolina; died 1852 in Dekalb Co., Alabama.  She married James Siniard Abt. 1790 in Spartanburg Co., South Carolina.

        40              ix.               Phebe Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in South Carolina.

 

      25.  Euclydus4 Longshore (Alice3 Stackhouse, Thomas2, John1) was born April 27, 1735 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania, and died August 14, 1804 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Sarah Gillam May 11, 1780 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

     

Children of Euclydus Longshore and Sarah Gillam are:

        41               i.               Sarah5 Longshore.

        42              ii.               Margaret Longshore.

        43             iii.               Mary Longshore.

        44             iv.               Euclydus Longshore, born 1781 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died October 31, 1838 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        45              v.               Abraham Longshore, born November 06, 1785 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died January 12, 1855 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        46             vi.               Joseph Longshore, born November 24, 1788.

        47            vii.               Grace Longshore, born August 31, 1790.

        48           viii.               Rachael Longshore, born March 20, 1792.

        49              ix.               Thomas Canby Longshore, born June 21, 1794.

        50               x.               James Longshore, born October 17, 1797.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Descendants of Robert Longshore

 

 

Generation No. 1

 

      1.  Robert1 Longshore was born Abt. 1640 in Wigam, Lancashire, England, and died 1694 in Kingsessing, Philedelphia Co., Pennsylvania.  He married (1) Spouse Unknown in Lancastershire, England.  He married (2) Margaret Petersdotter Cock 1670 in Philedelphia Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Pieter Cock and Maragret Lom.

     

Children of Robert Longshore and Margaret Cock are:

+      2                 i.               Euclydus2 Longshore, born Abt. 1692 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; died Bef. October 08, 1764 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

+      3                ii.               Alice Longshore, born Bef. 1693 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; died Abt. 1784 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

 

 

Generation No. 2

 

      2.  Euclydus2 Longshore (Robert1) was born Abt. 1692 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, and died Bef. October 08, 1764 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married Alice Stackhouse January 08, 1714/15 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Thomas Stackhouse and Grace Heaton.

     

Children of Euclydus Longshore and Alice Stackhouse are:

+      4                 i.               Robert3 Longshore, born December 13, 1716 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died November 1776 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        5                ii.               Grace Longshore, born April 24, 1719 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died October 16, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        6               iii.               Thomas Longshore, born November 13, 1721 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married Joanna Vance 1742 in Pennsylvania.

        7               iv.               Margaret Longshore, born June 21, 1724 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  She married Robert Pierson Pearson 1740.

+      8                v.               Alice Longshore, born September 04, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died 1789 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        9               vi.               Grace Longshore, born August 18, 1728 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        10            vii.               Euclydus Longshore, born February 04, 1729/30 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died December 23, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        11           viii.               Mary Longshore, born December 13, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died December 13, 1732 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        12              ix.               Benjamin Longshore.

+      13               x.               Euclydus Longshore, born April 27, 1735 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died August 14, 1804 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

 

      3.  Alice2 Longshore (Robert1) was born Bef. 1693 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, and died Abt. 1784 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  She married William Scarborough 1712 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of John Scarborough and Mary Pierson.

     

Child of Alice Longshore and William Scarborough is:

        14               i.               Euclidus3 Scarborough, born 1714; died 1808.  He married Mary Dean.

 

 

Generation No. 3

 

      4.  Robert3 Longshore (Euclydus2, Robert1) was born December 13, 1716 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died November 1776 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.  He married Ursula Jolly 1740 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of James Jolly and Sarah Taylor.

     

Children of Robert Longshore and Ursula Jolly are:

        15               i.               Jolly4 Longshore.  He married Rachel Bowlby December 27, 1782 in New York.

        16              ii.               Alice Longshore, born 1742 in Pennsylvania.  She married John Paist December 10, 1767 in Churville, Pennsylvania.

        17             iii.               Phebe Longshore, born 1744.  She married Joseph Smith December 01, 1768 in Falls Township, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

        18             iv.               Levi Longshore, born 1750; died 1793 in South Carolina.  He married Sarah Sutton.

        19              v.               Robert Longshore, born February 07, 1753 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died 1795 in Alleghany Co., Maryland.  He married Hannah Drake Abt. 1777.

        20             vi.               James Longshore, born May 28, 1758 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died August 03, 1839 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Frances Winder in Pennsylvania.

      8.  Alice3 Longshore (Euclydus2, Robert1) was born September 04, 1726 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1789 in Union Co., South Carolina.  She married Thomas Lamb March 16, 1743/44 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of Thomas Lamb and Mary Webster.

     

Children of Alice Longshore and Thomas Lamb are:

        21               i.               Thomas4 Lamb, born Abt. 1745 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died March 1816 in Versailles, Tennessee.  He married (1) Sarah Unknown Abt. 1765 in Loudon Co., Virginia.  He married (2) Katherine Unknown Abt. 1792 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        22              ii.               William Lamb, born Abt. 1746 in Pennsylvania.

        23             iii.               Alice Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        24             iv.               Esther Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        25              v.               Sarah Lamb, born Abt. 1754.

        26             vi.               Longshore Lamb, born Bet. 1747 - 1755 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died Bet. 1826 - 1828 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married Sarah Sally Unknown October 30, 1779 in Newberry Co., South Carolina.

        27            vii.               John Lamb, born Abt. 1763 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died December 12, 1826.  He married Spouse Unknown.

        28           viii.               Margaret Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in Union Co., South Carolina; died 1852 in Dekalb Co., Alabama.  She married James Siniard Abt. 1790 in Spartanburg Co., South Carolina.

        29              ix.               Phebe Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in South Carolina.

 

      13.  Euclydus3 Longshore (Euclydus2, Robert1) was born April 27, 1735 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania, and died August 14, 1804 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.  He married Sarah Gillam May 11, 1780 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

     

Children of Euclydus Longshore and Sarah Gillam are:

        30               i.               Sarah4 Longshore.

        31              ii.               Margaret Longshore.

        32             iii.               Mary Longshore.

        33             iv.               Euclydus Longshore, born 1781 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died October 31, 1838 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        34              v.               Abraham Longshore, born November 06, 1785 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania; died January 12, 1855 in Bucks Co., Pennsylania.

        35             vi.               Joseph Longshore, born November 24, 1788.

        36            vii.               Grace Longshore, born August 31, 1790.

        37           viii.               Rachael Longshore, born March 20, 1792.

        38              ix.               Thomas Canby Longshore, born June 21, 1794.

        39               x.               James Longshore, born October 17, 1797.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Descendants of Thomas One Lamb

 

 

Generation No. 1

      1.  Thomas One1 Lamb was born 1690 in Cheshire, England.  He married Mary Webster in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Peter Webster and Mary Gilkinson.

     

Child of Thomas Lamb and Mary Webster is:

+      2                 i.               Thomas2 Lamb, born 1721 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died April 21, 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

 

 

Generation No. 2

 

      2.  Thomas2 Lamb (Thomas One1) was born 1721 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 21, 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.  He married Alice Longshore March 16, 1743/44 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Euclydus Longshore and Alice Stackhouse.

     

Children of Thomas Lamb and Alice Longshore are:

+      3                 i.               Thomas3 Lamb, born Abt. 1745 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; died March 1816 in Versailles, Tennessee.

        4                ii.               William Lamb, born Abt. 1746 in Pennsylvania.

        5               iii.               Alice Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        6               iv.               Esther Lamb, born Bet. 1748 - 1765.

        7                v.               Sarah Lamb, born Abt. 1754.

+      8               vi.               Longshore Lamb, born Bet. 1747 - 1755 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died Bet. 1826 - 1828 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

+      9              vii.               John Lamb, born Abt. 1763 in Fairfax Co., Virginia; died December 12, 1826.

+      10           viii.               Margaret Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in Union Co., South Carolina; died 1852 in Dekalb Co., Alabama.

        11              ix.               Phebe Lamb, born Aft. 1766 in South Carolina.

 

 

Generation No. 3

 

      3.  Thomas3 Lamb (Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Abt. 1745 in Middletown MM, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 1816 in Versailles, Tennessee.  He married (1) Sarah Unknown Abt. 1765 in Loudon Co., Virginia.  He married (2) Katherine Unknown Abt. 1792 in Union Co., South Carolina.

     

Children of Thomas Lamb and Sarah Unknown are:

+      12               i.               Robert4 Lamb, born May 23, 1766 in Bush River MM, Newberry District, South Carolina; died April 26, 1788.

        13              ii.               Elizabeth Lamb, born January 18, 1768 in Bush River MM, Newberry District, South Carolina.

        14             iii.               William Lamb, born November 16, 1769 in Bush River MM, Newberry District, South Carolina.  He married Spouse Unknown Abt. 1789.

+      15             iv.               Thomas Lamb, born November 16, 1771 in Union Co., South Carolina; died 1840 in Henry Co., Tennessee.

+      16              v.               Joseph Lamb, born November 18, 1773 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        17             vi.               Mary Lamb, born December 22, 1775.

+      18            vii.               David Lamb, born December 28, 1777; died 1846 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee.

+      19           viii.               John Sr. Lamb, born December 19, 1779 in Union Co., South Carolina; died Aft. 1850.

        20              ix.               Alice Lamb, born July 08, 1782; died July 12, 1782.

        21               x.               Alice Lamb, born June 19, 1783.  She married Unknown Ray 1801.

+      22              xi.               James Lamb, born November 25, 1785.

        23             xii.               Sarah Lamb, born April 05, 1791.

     

Child of Thomas Lamb and Katherine Unknown is:

        24               i.               Jonathan4 Lamb, born Aft. 1792 in Union Co., South Carolina.  He married Katherine.

 

      8.  Longshore3 Lamb (Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1747 - 1755 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, and died Bet. 1826 - 1828 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married Sarah Sally Unknown October 30, 1779 in Newberry Co., South Carolina.

     

Children of Longshore Lamb and Sarah Unknown are:

        25               i.               Elizabeth4 Lamb, born Bet. 1780 - 1790 in Kentucky.  She married Unknown Vaughan.

+      26              ii.               Levi Lamb, born Bet. 1780 - 1784 in South Carolina; died December 26, 1824.

+      27             iii.               William Lamb, born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina; died December 26, 1834 in Kentucky.

+      28             iv.               Mary Polly Lamb, born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina; died Bef. 1845.

+      29              v.               Jensey Jane Lamb, born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina; died Bef. 1845.

+      30             vi.               Peggy Mary Margaret Lamb, born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in South Carolina; died Bef. 1845.

+      31            vii.               Martin Lamb, born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in South Carolina.

+      32           viii.               John Lamb, born April 03, 1793 in Union Co., South Carolina; died April 04, 1865 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

+      33              ix.               Moses Lamb, born Abt. 1799 in Union Co., South Carolina; died Aft. 1850 in Crawford Co., Arkansas.

 

      9.  John3 Lamb (Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Abt. 1763 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, and died December 12, 1826.  He married Spouse Unknown.

     

Child of John Lamb and Spouse Unknown is:

        34               i.               Jesse Fincher4 Lamb.

 

      10.  Margaret3 Lamb (Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Aft. 1766 in Union Co., South Carolina, and died 1852 in Dekalb Co., Alabama.  She married James Siniard Abt. 1790 in Spartanburg Co., South Carolina.

     

Children of Margaret Lamb and James Siniard are:

        35               i.               Thomas4 Siniard, born 1796 in North Tyger River, Sparatanburg Co., South Carolina; died 1854 in DeKalk Co., Alabama.  He married Abigail Jordan.

        36              ii.               Davis Siniard, born Abt. 1810.  He married Sarah Ellenburg.

 

 

Generation No. 4

 

      12.  Robert4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born May 23, 1766 in Bush River MM, Newberry District, South Carolina, and died April 26, 1788.

     

Child of Robert Lamb is:

        37               i.               Thomas5 Lamb.

 

      15.  Thomas4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born November 16, 1771 in Union Co., South Carolina, and died 1840 in Henry Co., Tennessee.  He married Elizabeth Unknown Abt. 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

     

Children of Thomas Lamb and Elizabeth Unknown are:

        38               i.               Joseph5 Lamb, born Bet. 1804 - 1805 in Union Co., South Carolina.  He married Mary Ray.

        39              ii.               Jason Lamb, born Abt. 1806.  He married Melissa Marchant.

        40             iii.               Son Three Lamb.

        41             iv.               Son Four Lamb.

        42              v.               Daughter Lamb.

 

      16.  Joseph4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born November 18, 1773 in Union Co., South Carolina.  He married Sarah Holly Abt. 1796 in South Carolina.

     

Children of Joseph Lamb and Sarah Holly are:

        43               i.               Martin5 Lamb, born 1798 in Union Co., South Carolina.  He married (1) Frances Hill October 31, 1816 in Williamson Co., Tennessee.  He married (2) Cassandra Marchant Abt. 1834 in Tennessee.

        44              ii.               Son Lamb, born Bef. 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        45             iii.               Elizabeth Lamb, born Aft. 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        46             iv.               Sally Lamb, born Aft. 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

        47              v.               Jane Lamb, born Aft. 1800 in Union Co., South Carolina.

 

      18.  David4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born December 28, 1777, and died 1846 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee.  He married Tabitha Unknown in South Carolina.

     

Children of David Lamb and Tabitha Unknown are:

        48               i.               Barram5 Lamb.

        49              ii.               Thomas Douglas Lamb, born 1822 in Tennessee; died April 04, 1877.  He married Sarah Elizabeth Lamb December 10, 1844.

        50             iii.               David Lamb.

        51             iv.               Jonathan Lamb.

        52              v.               Benjamin Lamb.

        53             vi.               Rachel Lamb.

        54            vii.               Harper Lamb.

        55           viii.               Vester Lamb.  She married James Hill.

        56              ix.               Sally Lamb.

 

      19.  John Sr.4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born December 19, 1779 in Union Co., South Carolina, and died Aft. 1850.  He married Cloey Unknown.

     

Children of John Lamb and Cloey Unknown are:

        57               i.               Morgan5 Lamb, born 1800; died 1850.  He married (1) Esther Hurley.  He married (2) Rhoda Hardin Abt. 1829.

        58              ii.               Daughter Lamb, born Bet. 1810 - 1820.

        59             iii.               Thomas Lamb, born Abt. 1813.  He married Margaret Unknown.

        60             iv.               John Jr. Lamb, born 1816 in Tennessee; died 1885 in Greene Co., Arkansas.  He married (1) Ann Houston 1838 in Lauderdale Co., Alabama.  He married (2) Rebecca Cardwell Abt. 1871.  He married (3) Betsey A. Travis 1878 in Craighead Co., Arkansas.

        61              v.               James Lamb, born 1821; died 1896.  He married Rebecca Houston.

        62             vi.               Mary Lamb, born 1825; died 1877.  She married Wilson Willcockson.

        63            vii.               Sarah Lamb, born Bet. 1825 - 1830; died 1852.  She married Reuben Adams.

 

      22.  James4 Lamb (Thomas3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born November 25, 1785.  He married Margaret Unknown Abt. 1809.

     

Children of James Lamb and Margaret Unknown are:

        64               i.               Martha5 Lamb, born Abt. 1810 in Williamson Co., Tennessee.  She married Aedev Adrian Sharp January 25, 1828 in Lauderdale Co., Alabama.

        65              ii.               Mary Lamb, born Abt. 1815 in Williamson Co., Tennessee.  She married Elisha Young March 26, 1827 in Lauderdale Co., Alabama.

 

      26.  Levi4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1780 - 1784 in South Carolina, and died December 26, 1824.  He married Rebecca Unknown.

     

Children of Levi Lamb and Rebecca Unknown are:

        66               i.               John5 Lamb.

        67              ii.               Polly Lamb.  She married Unknown Smith.

        68             iii.               Nelly Lamb.

        69             iv.               William Lamb.

        70              v.               Willis Lamb.  He married Rebecca Ann Talley February 24, 1847 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        71             vi.               Elizabeth Lamb.

        72            vii.               Wiley Lamb, born Aft. 1824.

 

      27.  William4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina, and died December 26, 1834 in Kentucky.  He married Rebecca Unknown Bet. 1801 - 1809.

     

Children of William Lamb and Rebecca Unknown are:

        73               i.               William Thomas5 Lamb, born Abt. 1809 in Calloway Co., Kentucky; died Abt. 1880 in Lafayette, Mississipi.  He married Polly Bond March 01, 1828 in Calloway Co., Kentucky.

        74              ii.               John Lamb.

        75             iii.               Polly Smith Lamb.

        76             iv.               Nelly Lamb.

        77              v.               William Lamb.

        78             vi.               Willis Lamb.

        79            vii.               Wiley Lamb.

 

      28.  Mary Polly4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina, and died Bef. 1845.  She married William Crow, son of William Crow and Mary.

     

Children of Mary Lamb and William Crow are:

        80               i.               John D.5 Crow.

        81              ii.               Richard Crow.

        82             iii.               Moses E. Crow.

        83             iv.               Martin Crow.

        84              v.               Sarah Longshore Crow, born November 22, 1800 in South Carolina; died February 11, 1885.  She married James Clayton October 24, 1816 in Eddyville, Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        85             vi.               Rebecca Crow.  She married Humphrey Hopper.

        86            vii.               Polly Crow.  She married William Gresham.

        87           viii.               Jane Crow.

 

      29.  Jensey Jane4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1784 - 1790 in South Carolina, and died Bef. 1845.  She married Jesse Clayton Aft. October 08, 1811 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky, son of Moses Clayton and Phebe Unknown.

     

Children of Jensey Lamb and Jesse Clayton are:

        88               i.               Elizabeth5 Clayton.  She married Unknown Wood.

        89              ii.               Moses Clayton.

        90             iii.               Sally Clayton.  She married William Bradshaw.

        91             iv.               John Clayton.

        92              v.               Polly Ann Clayton.

        93             vi.               Phoebe Clayton.

 

      30.  Peggy Mary Margaret4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in South Carolina, and died Bef. 1845.  She married James Farmer September 11, 1810 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

     

Children of Peggy Lamb and James Farmer are:

        94               i.               Jerry5 Farmer.

        95              ii.               Frederick Farmer.

        96             iii.               Martin Farmer.

        97             iv.               Squire Farmer.

        98              v.               Sally Farmer.  She married Edmund Curry.

        99             vi.               Miranda Farmer.  She married Valentine Ritch.

        100          vii.               Polly Farmer.  She married William Hoke.

        101         viii.               Amanda Farmer.  She married Washington Morgan.

        102            ix.               Jane Farmer, born Aft. 1824.

        103             x.               Lewrissa Farmer, born Aft. 1824.

 

      31.  Martin4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in South Carolina.  He married Polly Unknown.

     

Children of Martin Lamb and Polly Unknown are:

        104             i.               James L.5 Lamb, born Abt. 1830.  He married Nancy J. Lowry March 09, 1850 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        105            ii.               Rebeca A. Lamb, born Abt. 1832.

        106           iii.               Ford E. Lamb, born Abt. 1834.

        107           iv.               Mary I. Lamb, born Abt. 1836.

        108            v.               Docton F. Lamb, born Abt. 1842.

 

      32.  John4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born April 03, 1793 in Union Co., South Carolina, and died April 04, 1865 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married Mary Polly Clayton August 24, 1816 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky, daughter of Moses Clayton and Phebe Unknown.

     

Children of John Lamb and Mary Clayton are:

        109             i.               Andrew Jackson5 Lamb, born June 02, 1817 in Kentucky; died August 03, 1893 in Lebanon, Kentucky.  He married (1) Sarah Nichols December 20, 1841 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (2) Mary Ann Johnson June 09, 1853 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky.

        110            ii.               Elizabeth P. Lamb, born November 13, 1818 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died June 15, 1894 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  She married W. C. Hopper.

        111           iii.               Allen P. Lamb, born 1821 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Kentucky.  He married (1) Mary Elvira Phelps February 27, 1844 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (2) Parmelia Carpenter September 04, 1869 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        112           iv.               Shelton Lamb, born September 12, 1823; died December 16, 1870.  He married (1) Lavinia Nichols March 08, 1848 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (2) Vanessa E. Nichols December 18, 1861 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (3) Narcissus J. Dearing October 02, 1865 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        113            v.               Artha Jane Lamb, born March 12, 1826 in Kentucky; died March 09, 1883 in Kentucky.  She married J. M. Willis Darnall July 01, 1847 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        114           vi.               Jesse M. Lamb, born March 28, 1828 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died June 15, 1875 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married Sarah Melvina Scott November 07, 1850 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        115          vii.               Martin Urey Lamb, born September 10, 1830 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died November 28, 1881 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (1) Eliza E. Carter May 17, 1859 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  He married (2) Lettita Ann Hopper February 28, 1877 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        116         viii.               Milton Lamb, born December 16, 1830 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died December 29, 1839 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        117            ix.               Melissa A. Lamb, born March 25, 1833 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died August 05, 1914 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.  She married Nelsa Phelps.

        118             x.               Ellen Miranda Lamb, born November 25, 1836 in Kentucky; died in Kentucky.  She married David R. Glass April 27, 1859 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

        119            xi.               Patton Bill Lamb, born April 09, 1838 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died September 15, 1916.  He married Mary A. Unknown.

        120           xii.               Mary Lamb, born December 26, 1839 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died December 29, 1839 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky.

 

      33.  Moses4 Lamb (Longshore3, Thomas2, Thomas One1) was born Abt. 1799 in Union Co., South Carolina, and died Aft. 1850 in Crawford Co., Arkansas.  He married Lucinda Smith October 31, 1816 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky, daughter of James Smith and Jemima Unknown.

     

Children of Moses Lamb and Lucinda Smith are:

        121             i.               Serilda Emmaline5 Lamb, born Abt. 1817 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died Abt. 1865 in Crawford Co., Arkansas.  She married Presley Marion Cradduck May 24, 1833 in Calloway Co., Kentucky.

        122            ii.               Unknown One Lamb, born Bet. 1819 - 1820.

        123           iii.               Elbert Thompson Lamb, born Abt. 1822 in Caldwell Co., Kentucky; died Bet. 1860 - 1865 in Franklin Co., Arkansas.  He married Elizabeth Redmond Abt. 1844 in Arkansas.

        124           iv.               Unknown Two Lamb, born Abt. 1824.

        125            v.               James Thompson Lamb, born December 1832 in Union Co., Kentucky; died 1862 in Arkansas.  He married Matilda Jane Lewis 1853 in Arkansas.

        126           vi.               Lucinda Jane Lamb, born 1835 in Union Co., Kentucky; died in Franklin Co., Arkansas.  She married Samuel Therelkill June 13, 1850.