Person:Bartholomew Gaddie (2)
Bartholomew Stovall Gaddie
b.15 Dec 1803 Bedford County, Virginia
d.13 Jan 1894
Parents and Siblings
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m. 24 Dec 1798
  1. Jabel Gaddy
  2. Nancy Gaddy
  3. Patsy Gaddy
  4. Tolbert Gaddie1794 -
  5. Bartholomew Stovall Gaddie1803 - 1894
  6. Bathsheba B. Gaddy1805 -
  7. Mary 'Polly' GaddyAbt 1806 - Bef 1875
  8. Ruth GaddyAbt 1809 -
  9. Robert GaddyAbt 1811 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 17 Aug 1841
  1. Sallie Ann Gaddie
  2. John Thomas Gaddie1842 -
  3. Robert Penn Gaddie1843 - 1848
  4. Mary Ellen Gaddie1844 - 1916
  5. Jake Jabez Pelly Gaddie1845 - 1920
  6. William Benjamin Gaddie1847 - 1933
  7. James King Gaddie1848 - 1920
  8. Logan Turner Gaddie1851 - 1910
  9. Martha Jane Gaddie1853 - 1913
  10. Sarah Elizabeth Gaddie1855 - 1941
  11. Bartholomew G. Gaddie1857 - 1902
  12. Hugh Donald Gaddie1859 -
  13. Nancy Taylor Gaddie1861 -
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Facts and Events
Name Bartholomew Stovall Gaddie
Alt Name /Bats/ _____
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 15 Dec 1803 Bedford County, Virginia
Occupation[6] 1840 Farmer w/ four slaves
Other[7] 1840 Siloma, Green Co., KentuckyCensus 1840
Marriage 17 Aug 1841 to Sarah Ann Handley
Other[8] 1850 Taylor County, KentuckyCensus 1850 - free
Other[9] 1860 Taylor County, KentuckyCensus 1860 - free
Other[10] 1880 Saloma, Taylor County, KYCensus 1880
Death[3] 13 Jan 1894
Burial[4] Gaddie Cemetery 3, Taylor County, Kentucky
Other[5] Saloma, Taylor Co., KentuckyResided
Reference Number? 1575

Conflicting information in the Rhoton to Abshier letter of March 2003 set his place of birth at Green County Kentucky, and at Bedford County Virginia. Virginia seems the more logical choice.

According to the Rhoton to Abshier letter and information of March 2003, Bats Gaddie was located in the 1850 census for Taylor County, Kentucky on page 140, #166. 1860 Census records for Taylor County, Kentucky, page 553, #280. He is listed as a farmer, and he had eight children listed with him and his wife, Sarah. Bartholomew and Sarah had 11 children in all, one of whom died as a child (Robert Penn Gaddie). He was purportedly a farmer, slaveholder, and also traded in horses.

According to the March 2003 Rhoton to Abshier letter, Bats is buried in the Gaddie Cemetery on Hwy 210 in Nelson County, Kentucky.

References
  1. ↑ Trudy Rhoton, egaddie@@msn.com. Letter from Ms. G. E. Trudy Rhoton to Jerry Abshier. (dated 26 March 2003).
  2. ↑ Ms. Elvira Johnston Wright. Letters from Ms. Elvira Johnston Wright to Ms. Gertrude (Trudy) Rhoton. (letters dated 15 & 19 January 1963).
  3. ↑ Trudy Rhoton, egaddie@@msn.com. Letter from Ms. G. E. Trudy Rhoton to Jerry Abshier. (dated 26 March 2003).
  4. ↑ Trudy Rhoton, egaddie@@msn.com. Letter from Ms. G. E. Trudy Rhoton to Jerry Abshier. (dated 26 March 2003).
  5. ↑ Mrs. Pearl Edwards {Gaddie} Hogan. Letters from Mrs. Pearl Edwards (Gaddie) Hogan to Ms. Gertrude (Trudy) Rhoton. (letters dated 11 May & June 1963).
  6. ↑ 1840 U.S. Census, Green Co., Siloma, Kentucky. (Heritagequest online)
    pg 209.
  7. ↑ 1840 U.S. Census, Green Co., Siloma, Kentucky. (Heritagequest online)
    pg 209.
  8. ↑ Trudy Rhoton, egaddie@@msn.com. Letter from Ms. G. E. Trudy Rhoton to Jerry Abshier. (dated 26 March 2003).
  9. ↑ Trudy Rhoton, egaddie@@msn.com. Letter from Ms. G. E. Trudy Rhoton to Jerry Abshier. (dated 26 March 2003).
  10. ↑ 1880 U.S. Census, Taylor Co., Saloma, Kentucky.
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