Person:Benjamin Pulliam (1)

!Data from Researcher and DAR records on Karen Yvonne Tyndall Miller.

From family group sheet prepared by Josephine Conway in 1962, it says that Benjamin Pulliam is shown on 1790 tax list Fayette Co. and on 1800 Tax List, Barren Co.

12 Dec 1770 Benj. Pulliam and Lucy, his wife, of Culpeper Co., to Joseph Holloday of Spt. Co. tract of land in Spotsylvania Co., Wit: Jos. Brock, Lewis Holloday, Janes Holloday. June 20, 1771.

!Research by Geraldine Phillips, 1703 Buckner, Longview TX. 75604

!Benjamin Pulliam who reside in Culpeper Co., VA. during the American Revolution was a patriot. His claim was for payment for beef, flour, and corn impressed by the Commissioners of Provisions under the act for procuring a supply of provisions and other necessaries for the use of the army, May 1780, was validated at a meeting Mecklenburg County Court April 9, 1782. (Auditors Department public Service Claims, Mecklenburg Co., Va. Court Booklet Pages 1 and 4.

!Barren Co., Kentucky LDS film 606176 Benjamin Pulliam-- Inventory May 21, 1818 List of slaves and personal estate. Wit: R. Daugherty and William Shirley. Book A

!12 Dec 1770 Benj. Pulliam and Lucy, his wife, of Culpeper Co., to Joseph Holloday of Spt. Co. tract of land in Spotsylvania Co., Wit: Jos. Brock, Lewis Holloday, Janes Holloday. June 20, 1771.

!MARRIAGE: Married before May 14, 1770 to Lucy Stuart (Stewart) as she is mentioned in her father's will of that date as Lucy Pulliam. Moved to Kentucky (now Hart Co.) in 1796 and settled on Green River.

LAND: from Curd Surveys- Barren Co., Kentucky

LAND: PULLIAM, Benj, 10 Nov 1805, Cert 656. Same, 21 June 1816, one mile south of Green River, Cert 878. Same, 29 June 1816, Cert 876. PULLIAM, John, 12 Oct 1815, Cert 559, Green River.

1.   Auditors Department public Service Claims, Mecklenburg Co., Va. Court Booklet
   Pages 1 and 4.

   Benjamin Pulliam who reside in Culpeper Co., VA. during the American
   Revolution was a patriot. His claim was for payment for beef, flour, and
   corn impressed by the Commissioners of Provisions under the act for procuring
   a supply of provisions and other necessaries for the use of the army, May
   1780, was validated at a meeting Mecklenburg County Court April 9, 1782.

2.   Barren Co., Kentucky List of slaves and personal estate..

   Benjamin Pulliam-- Inventory May 21, 1818 Wit: R. Daugherty and William
   Shirley. Book A

3.   Eva Coe Peden. Barren County Will Book No. 1. (1979)
   97.

   BENJAMIN PULLIAM SENR. (dec'd as per will) Will recorded in Book 2) May 4, 1818. Wife: Lucy Pulliam. Children: Charles, Wm. John, James Pulliam, Beckey Amon, Lucy Brooks, Sucky Jameson, Milly Owens. To Robert Pulliam, Mary Dicken, Benjamin Pulliam Jr., Thomas Pulliam, Joseph Pulliam, Nancy Thomas.
   Appraisers: Wm. J. Wood, Joshua Crump, Ranson Amos. Returned May court 1818 & OK.