Jane Wetherall m. Mr. Veach (sometimes spelled Weach, Wetch, etc.) in Kentucky, and they had two children, Harry and Elizabeth G., then Mr. Veach and Harry were killed by Indians
Letter to Mary Graham Walker from cousin [[Person:Florence Very (1)|Florence A. [Very] Blakely, Severance, Kansas, 15 Feb 1911 “ . . . great-grandmother . . . was left a widow like so many other women by having her husband slain by Indians . . . . Losing her husband & only son left her lost to the Veaches, Vetches
page 380 - Permelia Guthrie as "a granddaughter of a widow who came with two children [Elizabeth and Henry or Harry] from Virginia to Kentucky at an early day."
Harry Witch, a bound boy, was also killed crossing Elkhorn, this side of Johnson’s mill before we came out [account of brother of Samuel Spence; family “came out” in 1791]
About the 20th of June, 1788, three Indians made an incursion into Scott county, and stole three horses from the farm of Jacob Stucker, on North Elkhorn. On the succeeding day, a lad was killed near Col. Johnson's mill.