Person:John Gass (8)

m. 1760
  1. Mary "Polly" Gass1761 - 1828
  2. Thomas Gass1762 -
  3. John Gass1765 - 1855
  4. Sarah "Sally" Gass1767 - 1859
  5. Jenny Gass1769 - 1782
  6. Margaret 'Peggy' Gass1771 - 1858
  7. Susannah Gass1774 -
  8. James Gass1777 - Bef 1841
  9. William Gass1779 -
  10. David Gass, Jr.1781 - Bef 1841
m. 17 Jan 1793
  1. Sarah Gass1795 -
  2. David Gass1797 - 1868
  3. Betsy Gass1798 - 1873
  4. James Gass1799 -
  5. Jane GassAbt 1800 - Bef 1832
  6. John Gass1802 -
  7. Polly Gass1804 - 1850
  8. Mitchell Morris Gass1806 - 1895
Facts and Events
Name John Gass
Gender Male
Birth[1] 8 Dec 1765 Albemarle, Virginia, United States
Marriage 17 Jan 1793 Madison, Kentucky, United Statesto Ann Anderson
Death[1] 24 Dec 1855 Bourbon, Kentucky, United States

Research notes

  • John Gass is sometimes said to have been born in Castle's Woods Virginia, in 1765. If his year of birth, and parents, are correct, this would not be possible. Southwest Virginia was not open to settlement until 1769, and his father David, is believed to have been in Albemarle County until after this date.


Contents

Gass Tapestry
Register
Data
Notebooks
Analysis
Graphics
Bibliography
Index
……………………..The Tapestry
Families Old Chester OldAugusta Germanna
New River SWVP Cumberland Carolina Cradle
The Smokies Old Kentucky

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References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Perrin, William Henry, ed. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky. (Chicago, IL, USA: O. L. Baskin, 1882)
    467.

    ... John Gass was born in the year 1765, and was with his father [David] in the fort [Boonesboro]. He grew to manhood, and turned his attention to farming pursuits, and became prominently identified with the interests of Madison County, and served as Sheriff. He removed to Bourbon County in 1793, locating on the Stoner, upon lands now owned by Geo. M. Bedford, and engaged in farming pursuits, and remained here until his death, which took place Dec. 24, 1855. He was a man that was esteemed for his virtues, and was a respected member of the community, a member of the Presbyterian Church and an Elder in the same. ...