Person:John Inman (8)

m. Abt 1778
  1. William Hardin Inman1779 - 1817
  2. Hannah Ritchie Inman1782 - 1848
  3. Jean\Jane\Jenny Inman1784 - Aft 1830
  4. Ezekial Inman1786 - 1824
  5. John Ritchie Inman1788 - 1837
  6. Benjamin Hardin Inman1790 - 1838
  7. William Shadrack Inman1793 - 1852
  8. Mary "Polly" Inman1795 - 1872
  9. Annice W. Inman1797 - Abt 1880
  10. Susannah Inman1800 -
  11. Margaret Harriet Inman1805 -
m. 22 Jul 1807
  1. Henry InmanBet 1804 & 1806 -
  2. James Madison InmanBet 1808 & 1813 - Abt 1855
  3. James M. InmanAbt 1808 - 1811
  4. Abednego Inman1810 - 1811
  5. Mary A. Inman1810 - 1811
  6. Shadrach Walker Inman1811 - 1896
  7. Elizabeth W. InmanBet 1815 & 1821 - Abt 1875
  8. John Washington InmanBet 1815 & 1818 - 1893
  9. Jane InmanBet 1817 & 1824 - 1898
  10. William Hardin InmanBet 1817 & 1822 - 1887
  11. Joel Cowan InmanBet 1819 & 1823 - 1902
  12. Caroline Matilda InmanAbt 1820 - 1898
  13. Hannah Henrietta InmanBet 1821 & 1830 -
  14. Susan InmanAbt 1826 - Abt 1873
  15. Walker Patterson Inman1828 - Abt 1907
  16. Mary A. InmanAbt 1832 -
  17. Sarah H. InmanAbt 1834 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] John Ritchie Inman
Gender Male
Birth[2] 5 Jul 1788 Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee
Marriage 22 Jul 1807 Jefferson, Tennessee, United Statesto Jane Patterson Walker
Death[2][4] 5 Mar 1837 Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama
Burial[3] Inman Cem., Possum Hollow, Madison, Alabama, United States
Other[1] Occupation listed as 10 Warrens

Contents

Inman Tapestry
Notebooks
Analysis
Bibliography
Graphics
Register
Dispersion
Index
Explanation
……………………..The Tapestry
Families Old Chester OldAugusta Germanna
New River SWVP Cumberland Carolina Cradle
The Smokies Old Kentucky

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Overview

John was born three months after...Col. Tipton with a number of troops were on the 16th of March 1788 collected at Abednego Inman's. [5]He grew up on the frontier settlements of Tennessee. Shortly after marriage in 1807, John and Jane moved to Madison Co., Alabama (then a part of Mississippi) in the company of interrelated families. On Dec. 24, 1811 their home burned to the ground and his three oldest children lost their lives.

Footnotes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Http://www.surnameweb.org/centers/i/inman/index.htm.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Inman Family in DuBois, IN" by Alma Chattin Lindbergh.
  3. Woodruff, Audrey Lee. Tall trees in the forest: the Woodruff family of Virginia, Alabama, and Missouri, and the related families of Walker and Inman. (Manuscript, distributed within the family., 1966, 1985)
    1965.
  4. From: Possum Hollow Cemetery, by Audrey Lee Woodruff, undated Online as of March 2010. Annotation notes that this work is on-file at Mid-Continent Public Library, Genealogy Department, Independence, MO.
  5. This needs to be explained. Who was Col Tipton, why were troops collected at Abednego Inman's. What is the significance of this?


Bibliography

1. Source:White, 1902 "The Descendants of John Walker of Wigton, Scotland", by Emma Siggins White.
2. Notebook:Jane Inman
3. Source:Woodruff, 1966, Tall Trees in the Forest
4. Source:Woodruff, 1985, Tall Trees, revised edition
4. Source:Ramsey, James Gettys McGready. Annals of Tennessee to the End of the Eighteenth Century, p. 415