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| Rutherford | WeRelate | Date | Link | Extract | Notes
| | Arthur | | | 3:538
| | Benjamin | | | 2:92
| | Benjamin | | | 3:113
| | Eliner | | | 3:539
| | Elizabeth | | | 1:151
| | | | 1:160
| | | | 1:163
| | Elizabeth | | | 3:113
| | Elliott | | | 1:163
| | | | 1:508
| | Elliott | | | 2:31
| | | | 2:218
| | | | 2:366 | 1779-- November 23d, ....These recommended
Captains, viz: Josiah Harrison, Richard Reagan, George Huston.
Andrew Shanklin recommended First Lieutenant; John Huston, Second
Lieutenant; Daniel Nelson, Ensign in Captain Huston's Company. Robert
Smith recommended First Lieutenant; Jno. Rutherford, Second Lieutenant;
Elliot Rutherford, Ensign in Captain Reagan's Company. Jo. Dictum,
ditto, Second Lieutenant; Ro. Harrison, Ensign in Captain Jos. Harrison's
Company.
| | Elliott | | | 3:118
| | Ellis | | | 1:199
| | Harrison | | | 1:368
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| Rutherford | WeRelate | Date | Link | Extract | Notes
| | James | | c1740 | 2:269 | Page 145--Wm. Patton, aged 64, deposes, in Rockbridge, 7th November,
1806, he has lived in Rockbridge 56 years since last May. After the
Revolution there was a rapid increase of immigration from the North. James
Wardlaw and deponent's father were intimate. James had a son Hugh
and a son Robert. There were Indian troubles for about 10 years. Fifty
years ago there was a fort at McClung; the last incursion was 43 years
ago, when 16 or 17 people were killed. Deponent helped bury them and
they were attacked at the burial. These were very early settlers, viz: James,
Alexr. Saml. Walker, James Moore, Saml. Coalter, Jno. Wallace, Archd.
Rhea, James Rutherford, James Buchanan, Andrew and Charles Hays.
Deponent was born September, 1742. McDowell was killed Christmas or New
Year's, after his birth.
| | | 1756 | 2:444 | Page 178.--1756: Processioned by Andrew hays and Jacob Anderson, viz:
For Capt. Joseph Culton, for John Stuart, for Robert Stuart, for Alex.
McCroskey, for Alex. Miller, for James Moor, for James Robson, for Wm.
Reach, for Robert Roech, for James Ritherfoard, for Jno. Bounton, for Wm.
Givin, for Robert Culton, for Wm. Porter, for John McCroskey, for Wm.
Buchanan, for Charles Hays, for Alex. Walker, Jr., for Alex. Walker, Sr., for
James Walker, for John Walker, for John Wallis, for Andrew Hays, for
Jacob Anderson.
| | James | | 1768 | 3:104 | Page 118.--18th May, 1768. Alexander Walker's bond (with Thomas
Hudson, John Wallace) as administrator, c. t. a., of James Rutherford.
| | James | | 1768 | 3:104 | Page 119.--18th May, 1768. James Rutherford's will was presented by
Wm. Buchanan, one of the executors, who refused to execute. It is proved
that Margaret, the willow, likewise refuses. Will is proved, by William
Buchanan (another witness, James Buchanan, being dead). The other witness,
Archibald Buchanan, is ordered summoned. Administration granted
Alex. Walker.
| | James | | 1760 | 3:104 | Page 134.--24th December, 1760. James Rutherford's' will, weaver--
Wife, Margaret; son, Samuel, deaf and dumb. My son, John Wallace,
and my _____, Thos. Hudson. Executors, wife Margaret and Wm.
Buchanan. Teste: William Thompson, Archibald Buchanan, James Buchanan,
Wm. Buchanan. Proved, 17th August, 1768, by Archibald Buchanan.
| Note the 1760 date. This is out of sequence. Possibly the will was recorded earlier than the probate records would indicate, or perhaps this is a transcription error.
| | James | | 1768 | 3:104 | Page 135.--7th July, 1768. James Rutherford's estate appraised, by
Joseph Culton, John Berry, John Walker; John McCampbel's bond; Thos.
Hutson's; Mat. Moorchead's.
| | James | | 1768 | 3:109 | Page 219.--17th June, 1769. Margaret Rutherford's receipt to Alexander
Walker, executor of James Rutherford, for her portion of her husband's
estate. Teste: William Buchanan, Thos. Hutson, John Wallace.
| | | 1755 | 3:333 | Page 538.--18th March, 1755. John Wallace, plantationer, to James
Rutherford, plantationer, £20, 322-1/2 acres of Borden's tract on Walker's
Creek: corner Wm. Reagh; Archibald Reagh's corner. Livery, &c. Delivered:
John Buchanan, weaver, September, 1755.
| | | 1768 | 3:471 | Page 491.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rediford (Redeford, Rutherford)
to Joseph Rutherford, Jr., £50, 134 acres on Cub Run, part of 400 acres
patented to James Wood, 12th January, 1746, and by him bequeathed to
Mary Wood by will recorded in Frederick and by Mary conveyed to Joseph
Rutherford, 31st December, 1760; corner Thomas Rutherford in line of
Felix Gilbert's land on spur of Peaked Mountain. Teste: John Dickenson,
Ralph Lafferty, Daniel Kidd. Delivered: Jas. Rutherford, 23d February,
1773.
| | | 1768 | 3:471 | Page 496.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rutherford to Reuben Rutherford,
£50, 134 acres on Cub Run. part of 400 above; Gilbert's line. Delivered:
Felix Gilbert, 26th July, 1774.
| | John | | 1764 | 1:117 | NOVEMBER 23, 1764. (202) John Rutherford, returned no inhabitant.
| | | 1790 | 1:397 | MAY, 1792 (A to K).
Agnes Cummins, infant, by Robert Cummins, her next friend, vs. John
Rutherford.--Br. Promise. Writ, 21st August, 1790.
| | John | | | 2:291 | 1789--April 10, John Rutherford and Catherine Syfort, daughter of
Michael Syfort (consent); witnesses, Michael Garber, Jr., Thomas
Bratton; surety, Michael Garber, Jr.
| | | | 2:366 | 1779-- November 23d, ....These recommended
Captains, viz: Josiah Harrison, Richard Reagan, George Huston.
Andrew Shanklin recommended First Lieutenant; John Huston, Second
Lieutenant; Daniel Nelson, Ensign in Captain Huston's Company. Robert
Smith recommended First Lieutenant; Jno. Rutherford, Second Lieutenant;
Elliot Rutherford, Ensign in Captain Reagan's Company. Jo. Dictum,
ditto, Second Lieutenant; Ro. Harrison, Ensign in Captain Jos. Harrison's
Company.
| | John | | | 3:113
| | | | 3:226
| | Joseph | | | 1:91
| | | | 1:111
| | | | 1:151
| | | | 1:163
| | | | 1:182
| | Joseph | | | 2:366
| | | | 2:378
| | Joseph | | | 3:118
| | | | 3:318
| | | | 3:370
| | | | 3:403
| | | | 3:412
| | | | 3:413
| | | | 3:438
| | | | 3:538
| | | | 3:539
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| Rutherford | WeRelate | Date | Link | Extract | Notes
| | Margaret | | | 3:104 |
| | | | 3:109 |
| | | | 3:135 | Page 242.--11th February, 1769. Margaret Rutherford's will--Widow,
being old and failed in body; to son, Samuel Rutherford, deaf and dumb;
to sons, John Wallace and Thomas Hutson; to Rebecca Campbell, after
Samuel's death; to James Wallace, £7; to Robert Wallace, £5; to Margaret
Hutson, £5; to Isbela Hutson, £5. Executors, Alex. Walker, William
Buchanan. Teste: Robert Tedford, George Buchanan, Alex. Tedford, John
Tedford. Proved, 18th May, 1774, by all the Tedfords. Executors qualified
with David Tedford, John Wallace.
| "Sons" John Wallace and Thomas Hutson" would be in today's terms "soninlaws", husbands of daughters not named. James and Robert Wallace, Maragret Hutson, and Isabela Hutson, are probably grandchildren by an unnamed daughter and Thomas Hutson. Son Samuel is identified as deaf and dumb, and is likewise identified in the will of Margaret's husband. It is likely that he never married, and an early death seems to be suggested since his legacy isis to go to Rebecca Campbell after his death. Rebecca might have been an unrecognized married daughter, but then we'd expect her or her husband to have received a legacy. More likely, she is kinswoman and related to John Campbell executor for the will of James, Margaret's husband.
A "Hutson" connection is of interest here as Source:White, 1902 gives "Hudson" as an alternative surname for Ann Huston wife of John Walker III. We know that Ann's name was really "Huston/Houston" from other sources, but we can readily see how Huston, Hudson, Hutson, could have been easily confused, especially in oral tradition. If that occurred, then it would be explicable only in terms of being part of the Wigton Walker oral tradition, being used by White, 1902 in her discussion of those families, serving to perhaps confirm the relationship of James Rutherford to the Wigton Walker line---else it would be hard to see how such an oral tradition could have persisted in the Wigton Walker line until 1902 when it was (perhaps) part of White's partially understood information base.
| | | | 3:159 | Page 173.--16th May, 1781. Recorded. John Berry's estate settlement--
Paid Margret Kirkpatrick, Samuel Neizbitt, Elizabeth Henry. Debts and
legacies paid by the executor--To David McCrea for funeral liquor, £1.7.0,
Anthony Kelly for a coffin, Margret Rutherford, Capt. John Gilmore, Wm.
Berry, James Berry, Rebecca Buchanan, Robt. Fearis, Alex. McIlroy,
George and Charles Berry. Robt. Kilpatrick, Rebecca Kelly, Mary Johnson,
Elizabeth Bell, Andrew McCampbell for Jno. Berry, Jr., Francis and
Elizabeth Berry, Mary Neizbitt, John Berry Shoemaker, Rebecca Gillaspy.
| | Mary | | | 1:163
| | | | 1:508
| | Mary | | | 2:31
| | Mary | | | 3:118
| | | | 3:534
| | Reuben | | | 1:163
| | Reuben | | | 3:118
| | | | 3:131
| | | | 3:349
| | | | 3:370
| | | | 3:403
| | | | 3:471 | 3:472 | | | | 1768 | 3:471 | Page 496.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rutherford to Reuben Rutherford,
£50, 134 acres on Cub Run. part of 400 above; Gilbert's line. Delivered:
Felix Gilbert, 26th July, 1774.
| | | 1768 | 3:472 | Page 501.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rediford (Rutherford) to Thomas
Rutherford, £50, 134 acres, part of 400 above on Cub Run; corner Reuben
Rutherford in Gilbert's line.
| | | | 3:491
| | | | 3:539
| | Robert | | | 1:163
| | | | 1:348
| | | | 1:484
| | Robert | | | 2:49
| | | | 2:55
| | | | 2:56
| | | | 2:165
| | Robert | | | 3:111
| | | | 3:118
| | | | 3:492
| | | | 3:511
| | | | 3:534
| | | | 3:538
| | Samuel | | | 1:91
| | Samuel | | | 3:104
| | | | 3:135
| | Thomas | | | 1:151
| | | | 1:160
| | | | 1:163
| | | | 1:326
| | | | 1:450
| | | | 1:457
| | | | 1:508
| | Thomas | | | 2:7
| | | | 2:31
| | | | 2:72
| | | | 2:82
| | | | 2:171
| | | | 2:231
| | Thomas | | | 3:113
| | | | 3:118
| | | | 3:131
| | | | 3:269
| | | | 3:370
| | | | 3:383
| | | | 3:471 | Page 491.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rediford (Redeford, Rutherford)
to Joseph Rutherford, Jr., £50, 134 acres on Cub Run, part of 400 acres
patented to James Wood, 12th January, 1746, and by him bequeathed to
Mary Wood by will recorded in Frederick and by Mary conveyed to Joseph
Rutherford, 31st December, 1760; corner Thomas Rutherford in line of
Felix Gilbert's land on spur of Peaked Mountain. Teste: John Dickenson,
Ralph Lafferty, Daniel Kidd. Delivered: Jas. Rutherford, 23d February,
1773.
| | | 1768 | 3:472 | Page 501.--16th May, 1768. Joseph Rediford (Rutherford) to 'Thomas
Rutherford, £50, 134 acres, part of 400 above on Cub Run; corner Reuben
Rutherford in Gilbert's line.
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