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m. 1748 Prob. Virginia
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There is conflicting information on this family. Some sources claim that John Yates married twice, and the parentage of Elizabeth Kilgore is in question. Some sources claim she was married previously (perhaps a Kilgore widow, since she is refered to as "Mrs. Kilgore) and her parentage is also questioned (some sources claim her father was a Robert Kilgore). More research is necessary on this family. Please provide sources with any updates.
1. JOHN1 YATES was born Abt. 1712 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 22 Jun 1779 in Caswell County, North Carolina. He married ELIZABETH KILGORE 1748 in Prob. Virginia, daughter of ROBERT? KILGORE. She was born 1718 in Pennsylvania, and died 03 Feb 1793 in Pittsylvania, Bedford County, Virginia. Notes for JOHN YATES: Yates Genealogy at the following site: http://www.victorianvilla.com/sims-mitchell/local/yeatts/cb1/002.pdf John Yates III (Of Dan River) B. 1715 D. 1778 Elizabeth Kilgore B. 1718 D.1795 They died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married twice. The Children were by first wife whose name was Elizabeth. He had a plantation on the Dan River near the Danville Riverside Drive. Children: Lydia, John IV, Elijah, Hannah, Ann, Martha, Stephen, and George
From Rootsweb.com post: From: "Jeff Snavely" <jsnavely@oecadvantage.net> Subject: [YATES-L] Re: {not a subscriber} Fw: John Yeats\Yates PARENTS Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 16:00:14 -0000
Land transaction for this John Yates: http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/bamman.htm As an example, John Yates was a soldier in North Carolina’s Continental Line. The military warrant he received was dated 17 Oct 1783, bore warrant number 22, was written by North Carolina’s Secretary of State, and did not cite a specific location. “State of North Carolina No. 22. The Honorable James Glasgow, Esq. Secretary of this state to Col. Martin Armstrong. Greeting. You are hereby required to lay off and survey for John Yates a soldier in the line of this state six hundred and forty acres of land within the limits of the land reserved by law to the officers and soldiers. Observing the directions of the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided for running out lands, two just and fair plans thereof with a certificate to each annexed you are to transmit to my office within the time limited by law. Given under my hand at Hillsboro this 17 October 1783. [signed] James Glasgow.”25 John Yates relinquished his warrant by assigning it (probably selling it) to Thomas Kilgore. Kilgore held the warrant for some eight years and then assigned to John McCoy Alston. These assignments appear on the reverse side: “Sir, please to survey this warrant for Mr. Thomas Kilgore and make return in his name as he may obtain deed for the same as I have received full satisfaction for the same warrant. [signed] John Yates Mr. Martin Armstrong Surveyor Test this ___ [blank] day of ___ [blank] 1783. Witnesses: Thomas Killgore, Junr., Thomas Yeats, William Yeats.” “I do hereby assign over all my right and title to a warrant of six hundred and forty acres of land warrant now lodged in the land office at Nashville No. 22 to John McCoy Alston for value recd. as witness my hand this 29th day of August 1791. [signed] Thomas Killgore Test: James Drumgoole, William Harrison”26
“Tennessee County, August 16th 1791 By virtue of a military warrant No. 22 Located 13th September 1784 I have surveyed for John McCoy Alston assignee of Thomas Kilgore assignee originally of John Yates six hundred and forty acres of land lying on Red River, beginning at a red oak on the bank of said river where the colony line crosses the same. . . crossing Spring Creek. . . to the beginning. [signed] Thos Johnson D. Sur.y [signed] Mart. Armstrong Sur.y [signed] Jams Conyers”27 In the resulting grant, note the following: The grant number, #2150, is not the same number as the warrant number, #222 John McCoy Alston is listed as the assignee of John Yates, the soldier. Thomas Kilgore is not mentioned. “State of North Carolina No. 2150 Know ye that we have granted unto John McCoy Alston assignee of John Yates a private in the Continental Line of said state six hundred and forty acres of land in our County of Tennessee28 on Red River beginning on the bend of said river where the county line crosses the same, runs east with the Virginia line 112 chains and 80 links to a stake on the barrons, thence south crossing Spring Creek... to the beginning. Date May 20th 1793. [signed] J. Glasgow Secretary Richd. Dobbs Spaight Warrant No 22. Thos. Johnson D.S. James Conyers, _______ [blank] Hinds C.C.” 29
Notes for EDWARD SWAN: http://www.ronulrich.com/rfuged/fam12059.htm Husband: Edward Swann Born: ABT 1759 at: Married: 20 APR 1782 at: Caswell Co., North Carolina Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Joyce Yates Born: ABT 1761 at: Virginia Died: at: Father:John Yates Mother:Elizabeth Kilgore Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: John A. Swann Born: ABT 1783 at: Caswell Co., North Carolina Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: Name: Millicent Swann Born: ABT 1785 at: Caswell Co., North Carolina Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: Name: Burch Swann Born: ABT 1788 at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses:
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