Person:Willis Worley (1)

Watchers
Willis Worley
m. 1795
  1. Jemima Worley1796 - Bet 1840 & 1843
  2. Sarah Worley1800 - 1889
  3. Isaac Worley1804 - 1869
  4. Willis Worley1806 - 1860
  5. James Worley1809 -
  6. Reuben Worley1810 - 1866
  7. Keziah Worley1813 -
  8. Pleasant Worley1815 -
  9. Sarah Worley1817 -
  10. Abigail Worley1818 -
  11. Elijah Worley1819 -
  12. Hazel Worley1820 -
  13. Nancy Worley1822 -
  14. Cader Worley1823 - 1907
  15. Telitha Worley1825 -
m. 2 Aug 1824
  1. James Wiley WorleyBet 1824 & 1826 - 1874
  2. Elijah Worley1825 - 1897
  3. Elias Worley1826 - 1918
  4. Anna Worley1830 -
  5. Sally Worley1832 - 1892
  6. Sabra Armelda Worley1834 - 1897
  7. Willis Worley1836 - 1913
  8. Susan E Worley1839 - 1895
  9. Dorcus Worley1842 -
  10. Elizabeth Jane Worley1844 -
  11. Isaac Worley1845 - 1925
  12. James Franklin Worley1847 - 1931
  13. William Worley1849 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] Willis Worley
Gender Male
Birth? 17 Jan 1806 North Carolina, United States
Marriage 2 Aug 1824 Whitley, Kentucky, United Statesto Jane Prewitt
Census? 1830 20-30 age group
Census? 1850 age 45
Death? 14 Sep 1860 Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Burial? Ballou-Worley Cemetery, Parkers Lake, McCreary, Kentucky, United States

1830 Census Whitley Co., Kentucky <printed copy> Willis Worley 3 males under 5 Elijah (1825) Elias (1826) ** qty may be 2 (hard to read) 1 male 5-10 <b 1820-1825> James (1824) 1 male 20-30 <b 1800-1810> Willis (1806) 1 female 20-30 <b 1800-1810> Jane (1808)

This family is listed between Isaac Worley and Dorcas Worley.


    1850 Census Whitley Co.       visit 236

Willis, age 45 Jane, age 43 Armelda, age 16 Willis, age 14 Susan, age 11 Dorcas, age 8 Jane, age 6 Isaac, age 5 James, age 3 William, age 1

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From the pages of the MPCPS about the Ballou- Worley Cemetery located at Parkers Lake, McCreary Co., KY: "The cemetery is located within the sound of the roaring falls of the Cumberland River. Pioneer, Willis Worley, rests here under a rock canopy covered grave. His wife was Jane Prewitt. Jane had planned to buried here next to her husband, however, when she she died 6 years after him, the river was in flood stage and could not be crossed so she was buried at the Prewitt-Bryant Cemetery in Whitley County. This section was located in Whitley County in Willis Worley's time. He was a Whitley County Justice of the Peace for the district west of the river. He operated the boarding house at Cumberland Falls, before the Renfros came to the area, and performed marriage ceremonies for the people who came to the boarding hours."

References
  1. WFT.