Person:John Patterson (140)

Will Abstract

Page 118 John PATTERSON

Written: Feb 7 1837

Wife: Sally Patterson

Children: Avire, John N., Blackmore, Amanda, Monnie, Nancy, Polly, Thomas & James Patterson

Ex: Sally Patterson, John Beauchamp, Pleasant Whittow, William Frazer and James Patterson

Recorded: Feb 5 1838

Page: 124 John PATTERSON Inventory & Appraisment

Page 127 John PATTERSON List of Sales

Page 568 John PATTERSON Division of slaves

Heirs: James M. Read, Stewart H. Kinnard, Amanda & Maury Patterson, 4 youngest daughters (unnamed)

Recorded: Apr 1844

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Will Transcript

Adair County, KY Fabruary 7th 1837

In the name of God amen. I John Patterson of the above County and State being poorly in body but sound in mind, and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament revoking all others. To wit, I desire all my just debts to be paid as soon as it can be conveniently done.

I desire that my dear wife Sally Patterson and all the children now with me, To Wit: Avire Patterson, John Newton Patterson, Blackmore Patterson, Amanda Patterson, Menise Patterson remain with their mother on this place until sich time as any of them become of age or wishes to go to themselves and they are then the girls to receive a bed and furniture, cow and other property such a[s] can be spared from the general family then living with their mother at this place to the amount of one hundred twenty dollars in property saddle, and household furniture? and whereas I gave to my daughter Nancy that married Benjamin Wilcox in property to the amount of two hundred and twenty dollars in property worth at that time besides one black girl named Lucy worth three hundred dollars which is more than I am able to give to each of my other children at this time I therefore give and bequeath to her husband one dollar.

I also give to my daughter Polly that married James W. Findlay one black girl named Mary also beds, house and kitchen furniture, cow and calf, sheep, hogs, saddle, bridle and other property towards keeping house more than I can give to my other daughters I do therefore give, will, and bequeath her and husband one dollar.

I do also gave, and bequeath to my two oldest sons Thomas, and James Patterson all my lands that are deeded and patented [on] Madison Creek, and one entry surveyed b[y?] William McNeely adjoining the land the[y] live on all I gave them its in four difant [different?] surveys all adjoining that which the[y?] live on Thomas, and James are to be equal in said lands and to do with them as they may see proper.

James is to pay Thomas for improvements Thomas made before James went to himself I have giving said boys Thomas and James one horse each saddle and bridle worth seventy five dollars each this is all I can in justice to my other children gave them.

I gave and bequeath to my dear wife Sally Patterson during her natural life the traces of land and plantation I live on to be a support to her during live & the children under age if John Newton or Blackmore see proper to settle and to to themselves the that should marries first can settle on the Findley place and have as hereafter named [To wit] Beginning on the Northeast line of my lands that I live on near a little branch that empties into what the family calls the rocklick branch and make a corner and then ran a straight line frmo that to about four, or five, rods west of a chesnut tree that is in the lane where there is at this time a pair of bars thence straight the same coarse to the south line of my lands or out side thence with said line round the Findlay tract and others to the beginning near the lick branch this will include the lands I own east of the above named line throw [through] the plantation by the chesnut tree the lane. The tract or tracts of land I now live on not mentioned or before named.

I will and bequeath to my dear wife Sally during her natural life for a home and support to her and chldren till the[y] become of age or leave her and go to themselves or remain single and which of my youngest sons John Newton, or Blackmoore stays, and takes care of their mother during her natural life and their sisters that is Evire, Amanda and Menise untill they all leave their mother and go to themselves elsewhere I say that son that son that performes that duty faithfully to him I give and bequeath the aforesaid track tracks [tracts] I now live on all the lands west of the above mentioned line by the chesnut in the lane at the decese [decease] of their mother. Isyphena that married Harrison Kenaird her got part of what I allow her the balance she is to receive after my decese [decease] as soon as can well be spared from the family.

I do solemnly allow my black woman Sarah to live on the place with my wife during her natural live to aid, assist here and if she Sarah should out live her mistress then she may choose which of the youngest girls to live with during her live the two children that Sarah has now and any more she may have I will that the[y] be divided Equally amongst my four youngest daughters and if there should not be one black for each of the girls alluded to the[y] can draw lots and them that gets pay to the others in equal proportion or if the said Sarah should have more children or four with the two she has home now the[n] I allow the girls each if not as mentioned above so that each of the four give named fare as equal can this be my desire.

My books I do allow to stay with my wife for the use of the family untill such time as the youngest son Blackmoore is of age then my executors to divide them amongst my four sons equally as the[y] can I do bequeath to each of my daughters one bible and testament to John N. Patterson one testament in large print it did onst belong to my parents the[y] brought it from Ireland also the Blackmoore my shaving glafs that was a present to me when young the same to keep as long as he sees proper the four girls each of them I do allow to have Wats Psalms and hymns as soon as the[y] can well be got or sent for as my I allow to stay with the use of the family and to keep all the papprs [papers] in as may be necessary my gun I allow for the benefit of this farm untill such time as the youngest son is of age then all the boys cast lots for her and that one that she salls to to keep her.

It is my desire that my executors hereafter named will sell either at public or private sell such property as can well be spared from the ganeral family that is living with their mother and under age the money arising therefrom to pay my just debts whis is little the balance to go to the benefit of my dear wife, my children with their schooling the youngest of them ?

It is my most solemn an[d] ernest desire that if any dispute or misunderstanding should arise among my children or otherwise as to the meaning, or construction of this my will and testament I do solemnly protest against it ever going to Court or law about it but it shall be the duty of my executors in that case to choose two or more good well and qualified men determine the matter of dispute and their word shall be binding on all concerned.

Lastly I do hereby appoint my dear wife Sally Patterson, my friends John Beauchamp, Pleasant Whitlow, and William Frazer and James Patterson as my executors to this my last will, and testament as witness my hand and seal this the seventh of February eighteen hundred and thirty seven.

[Signed] John Patterson

Test:

James B. Walbert

Samuel M. Moran

Andrew Hipkins

I do request Thomas and James to good care of all my papers untill Blackmoore and Newton is of age or able to take care of them amonng them I do hereby since writing the Above do make and ordain John Beauchamp my full executor to see to all my affares after my desire my privet papers to do with them as he sees my desire is.

[Signed] John Patterson 1837

At a County Court began and held for the County of Adair at the courthouse in Columbia on Monday the 5th day of February 1838 this last will & testament of John Patterson deceased was proven by the oaths of James B. Wallbert & Samuel M. Moran subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded, and on the motion of James Patterson one of the executors named in said will The execution thereof was granted him he having taken the oath required by law, and together with William F. Grady, Hesekiah Price, James P. Walbert, Samuel M. Moran his security executed & acknowledged bond in the penal sum of two thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs.

Teste: Wm. Caldwell

Deeds

Deed, Adair Co., KY. Miller &w. to Patterson, Vol. A, pg. 200.

This Indenture this 17th day or March 18[04] Between Joseph Miller and Betsy his wife the one part and John Patterson of the other part witnesseth that the said Joseph Millar & Betsy his wife for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds to them in hand paid the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and sold & by these presents do well and convey unto the said John Patterson his Heirs & g. One hundred acres of land on the Pettitt? fork of Russells Creek and County of Adair & State of Kentucky and bounded as follows (To wit) Beginning at a buckeye and two Sugartrees thence South 45 E127 poles to a hickory black oak & white thorn thence N. 45° E127 poles to a hickery dogwood and black oak thence N45° W 127 poles to a poplar and two Sugar trees On the Old line thence with said line S45° W127 poles to the Begining with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances be the same more or less unto him the said John [Patterson] his heirs and Assigns forever to his and their only proper use and behoof and the said Joseph & Betsy for themselves their heirs & do further covenant and agree to and with the said John [Patterson] his heirs & Assigns that the aforesaid tract of land with its appurtenances they will warrant and forever defend against the claim or claims of all person or persons whatsoever pretending to claim the same.

In testimony where of they have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals this day and years firstwith in written.

[Signed] Joseph Wallace [Seal]

Deed, Adair Co., KY. Walker to Patterson, Vol. B, pg. 142.

This Indenture made this 19th day of August in the year Eighteen Hundred and Eight between Joseph Walker and Hetty his Wife of the County of Adair of the One part and John Patterson of the County aforesaid of the Other part and State of Kentucky Witnesseth that the said Joseph & Hetty for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred pounds to him in hand paid at or before the selling and delivery of these presents the Receipt Whereof do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and Sold & by these presents to grant bargain & Sell unto the said John [Patterson] One certain tract or parcel of land Situate lying and being in teh County of Adair on Butlers fork of Russell Creek containing One hundred and thirty two acres and bounded as follows [boundaries omitted] in a line of George Elliott's Survey thencewith his line..... to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land unto the said John Patterson his heirs and assigns forever to his and their only proper use and behoof and the said Joseph Walker and Hetty his wife for themselves and their heirs the tract or parcel of land....

[Signed] Joseph Walker [Seal]

[Signed] Hetty Walker [Seal]

Deed, Adair Co., KY. Patterson to Brafford, Vol. B, pg. 194.

This Indenture made this 6th day of January 1809 Between John Patterson of the County of Adair and State of Kentucky, of the one part and Robert Brafford of the County and State aforesaid of the Other part. Witnesseth that the said John Patterson for and in consideration of the sum of Seven Hundred & Twelve Dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof the said John [Patterson] doth hereby adknowledge have granted bargained & Sold and by these presents doth grant bargain & sell unto the said Robert Brafford his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and thirty two acres Situate lying and being in the County of Adair On Butlers fork or Russels Creek and bounded as follows (To wit) Beginning at a beech on Butlers fork corner to John Patrick's Survey thence with his line North 20° West 15 poles to the beech thence west 20° South 8 poles thence East 20° North 8 poles to a Stake in the Old line thence North 20° West 144 Poles to a Beech in Seinon MCartees? line thence terth? his line South 47° West 64 poles to a beech & Hickory thence North 81° West One hundred and five poles to a beech & Sugartree corner to Rucker & Creels? Survey thence with said Creels line South 25° West 64 poles to a beech and poplar in a line of George Elliott's Survey, thence with his line South 66° East 230 poles crossing a branch of said fork to beech corner to said Elliott's survey thence down the said fork to the Beginning with its appurtenances to have and to the said One Hundred and Thirty two acres of land with its appurtenances to the said Robert Brafford his heirs and assigns forever to his and their Only proper we benefit and behoof and the said John Patterson for himself his heirs & c. doth further covenant and agree to and with the said Robert [Brafford] & his heirs &c. the aforesaid tract or parcel of land and appurtenances to the said Robert [Brafford] he will warrant and forever defend from the claim of himself his heirs &c. and from the claim or claims of all and every person or persons Whatsoever. In Testimony whereof the said John Patterson hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and Year within Written.

[Signed] John Patterson [Seal]

Adair County Sct.

I Oliver G. Waggoner deputy Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do hereby certify, that the within Indenture of bargain & sale was this day Acknowledged before by John Patterson to be his act & Deed and that I have recorded the said Indenture together with this certificate as required by law. Given under my hand this 6th day of January 1809.

G. Waggener D.C.

Deed of Gift, Adair Co., KY. Hughes to Patterson, Vol. B, pg. 396.

For Value received I Blackmore Hughs of Adair County do by these presents bargain Sell & legally convey to Nancy Hughs Patterson and Mary Patterson the infant Daughters of Mr. John Patterson by his first wife. Jointly One negro Girl named Lucy being about Eleven Years of age with her increase Forever to the Sale use and behoof of the said Nancy & Mary & their Heirs forever And the said Blackmore Hughs do bind myself my Heirs & c. to warrant & Defend the title of said Negro Girl to the said Nancy H. & Mary Patterson as secure and inviolate to them & their Heirs forever. Given under my hand this 28th day of March in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Eithe Hundred & Ten.

Blackmore Hughes [Seal]

Teste:

Dudley Hughes

George Hughes

Adair County Sct.

I William Caldwell Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do Certify that the within Deed of Gift was acknowledged before me in my office by Blackamore Hughes party thereto to be his act and Deed & that I have recorded same together with the Certificate as required by law. Witness my hand this 3rd day of Septr. 1810.

Wm. Caldwell

Deed, Adair Co., KY. Patterson to Walker, Vol. B, pg. 368.

This Indenture made this 25th day of June 1810 Between John Patterson of the County of Adair & State of Kentucky of the one part and Joseph Walker of the County & State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that for & in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds to him the said John Patterson paid the receipt Whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained & Sold and by these presents, doth grant bargain & Sell unto the said Joseph Walker a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres lying in Adair County on Pettits fork of Russels Creek & bounded as follows to wit, [boundaries omitted] with its appurtenances to have & to hold the said tract or parcel of land with all & Singular its appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any __ appertaining to bind the said Joseph Walker his heirs & assigns forever and the said John Patterson for his heirs doth Covenant & agree to with the said Joseph Walker his heirs &c. that the aforesaid tract or parcel of land __ they will warrant & forever defend from the clause? of himself and his heirs & from the claim of every person or persons Whatsoever. In Testimony he the said John Patterson hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day & year aforesaid.

[Signed] John Patterson

1.   Letter from Jacob Bumgardner to John Patterson.

   Jacob Baumgardner to John Patterson, 7 July 1816. - Baumgardner, Jacob (Wythe County, VA) to John Patterson. Letter. 7 July 1816. Privately held by Bruce Patterson, [address for private use]. 2008.
   (To) Mr. John Patterson, Adair County, State of Kentucky 22 miles from Columbia Courthouse
   (From) Wythe Co, July 11, 1816 (date of arrival to Adair)
   Wythe County, VA July the 7, 1816
   
   Dear Brother and sisters,
   
   By this I let you know that we received your letter which give us grate satisfaction to here from you (…?) move in this life. But believe me (sis/this?) it has afflicted us very much to here that you have lost your wife and likewise sister Polly to think that a cold and silent grave (grace?) should embrace (there hands?).
   
   I received your letter the 29 of June last. Dear brother I have wrote 4 or 5 letters to you but it appears to be a thing impossable for you to git them. I should have come to see you but hurry of buysness and urgance of afairs have hindred my willingness in the first place. Rebeckah has been sick very much since we have been married. We have two children both boys George Washington and John (B?) Nye. With her first one she lost her left brest and lay (quie?t) 4 months and bett (hole in letter - maybe bettered?) and then with the next she she lost her write brest. But they have both mended and she gives (seed or suds?) out of both. Sir it appears that it pleases god to keep us seperated from one another ever since I have been (hurried?) (by?) our family. We can’t (have?) no more at this time but write a few lines to each other. But I hope that we will one day meet face to face so that our joy may be filled. You need not to look for me this fall for I expect to start to Rusel County the 25th of this month in order to purchice a lot and a small track of land containing 150 akers that I have partly agreed for it is not more than one mile from the coast.
   I dwo (do?) think it will be the gratist place for me that I can find. The best kind of wheat is selling there for fifty cts and excelant water. I dwo expect to du grate bysness there if I (wonst) git (fixed?) there. I should be very glad if you would come and see us this fall if any of you can make it (….?) with out ingering your selves. I dwo expect you will find us in Russell County VA where the court house is now to be.
   
   I wrote a letter to Mr. James Kidmane (?) Kidmore (?) and have not rcvd any answer yet. I have no more.
   
   Friends
   But remember our love to all (there is giving?)
   
   https://gw.geneanet.org/darelmass?lang=en&n=baumgardner&p=jacob
   
   Note: Jacob Bumgardner was the brother-in-law of John Patterson. Jacob married John's sister Rebecca Patterson 1812 in Augusta County, VA.

2.   United States. 1810 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M252).

   Name John Patterson
   Residence Date 6 Aug 1810
   Residence Place Columbia, Adair, Kentucky, USA
   Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44 1 [b. bet. 1766-1784]
   Free White Persons - Females - Under 10 2
   Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25 1 [b. bet. 1785-1794]
   Number of Household Members Under 16 2
   Number of Household Members Over 25 1
   Number of Household Members 4

3.   United States. 1820 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M33).

   Name John Patterson
   Enumeration Date 7 Aug 1820
   Home in 1820 (City, County, State) Adair, Kentucky, USA
   Free White Persons - Males - Under 10 2
   Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15 1
   Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44 1 [b. bet. 1776-1794]
   Free White Persons - Females - Under 10 2
   Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44 4 [b. bet. 1776-1794]
   Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25 2
   Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture 2
   Free White Persons - Under 16 5
   Free White Persons - Over 25 5
   Total Free White Persons 10
   Total Slaves 2
   Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other 12

4. ↑ ^4.0 4.1 United States. 1830 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M19).

   Name John Patterson
   Home in 1830 (City, County, State) Adair, Kentucky
   Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9 1
   Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14 1
   Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19 2
   Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49 1 [b. bet. 1781-1790]
   Free White Persons - Females - Under 5 1
   Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9 1
   Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14 2
   Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29 1
   Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39 1 [b. bet. 1791-1800]
   Free White Persons - Under 20 8
   Free White Persons - 20 thru 49 3
   Total Free White Persons 11
   Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored) 11

5.   Wikitree.com.

   John Patterson (1784 - 1838)
   Born 21 Dec 1784 in VA
   Died 19 Jan 1838 at age 53 in Adair County, KY, USA
   
   Husband of Elizabeth Polly (Hughes) Patterson — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
   Husband of Sarah Katherine (Selby) Patterson — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
   Father of Nancy Hughes (Patterson) Wilcox and Mary Patterson
   
   https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Patterson-4858

6.   Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).

   https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/6372795/person/-1299269390/facts

7.   Descendants of John Patterson who settled in Adair Co., KY, in Genealogy.com.

   Descendants of John Patterson
   
   1 John Patterson b: December 21, 1784 in VA or Ireland or born in 1777
   d: January 19, 1838 in Adair County, Kentucky
   . +Polly Hughesb: Abt 1784 d: 1808
   ........ 2 Nancy Hughes Pattersonb: September 13, 1805
   ............ +Benjamin Wilcox
   ................... 3 George W. Wilcox
   ................... 3 Noah Wilcox b: 1825
   ....................... +Elizabeth McCorkle Walker
   ........ 2 Mary "Polly" Pattersonb: March 03, 1808
   ............ +James W. Finley or Findley
   *2nd Wife of John Patterson:
   . +Sarah Katherine Selbyb: 1789 in Ohio. Vincennes Indianad: 1865 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky
   ........ 2 Thomas Whitfield Patterson b: May 06, 1811 in Adair County, Kentucky d: March 02, 1904 in Humboldt, Nebraska/or Metcalfe County, Ky Fact 1: 1870 Metcalfe co, ky census
   ............ +Sally Ann PaceSeptember 01, 1826 in KYd: November 02, 1873 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky?
   ................... 3 John T. Patterson b: 1849
   ....................... +Sarah
   .............................. 4 Virgil P. Patterson
   .............................. 4 Daughter Patterson
   ................... 3 James William Patterson b: Abt 1851
   ................... 3 Millard Selby Patterson b: December 14, 1851 in Kentucky d: April 23, 1943
   ................... 3 Joseph N. Patterson b: Abt 1854
   ................... 3 Henry A. Patterson b: Abt 1856
   ................... 3 Sarah D. Patterson b: Abt 1859
   ................... 3 Evire F. Patterson b: Abt 1860
   ................... 3 Valerie Patterson b: Abt 1864
   ........ 2 James W. Patterson b: December 25, 1812 in Adair County, Kentucky d: June 22, 1849 in Adair County, Kentucky
   ............ +Martricia Elliot b: 1818 in KY
   ................... 3 Mary Jane Patterson b: 1837 in married at 16
   ....................... +John D. Coats b: 1831 in Adair County, Kentucky
   ................... 3 Lusarah Patterson b: 1840
   ................... 3 Susan C. Patterson b: 1843
   ................... 3 Ann R. Patterson b: 1847
   ................... 3 James W. Patterson b: 1849
   ........ 2 Isyphenia Lavina Patterson b: February 08, 1815 in Adair County, Kentucky d: July 17, 1892 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky Fact 1: icyphenia Fact 2: 1892 June 17, 1892 Died
   ............ +Stuart Harbert Kinnaird b: December 20, 1812 in Metcalfe Co., KY d: March 09, 1871 in Metcalfe Co., KY Fact 1: 1812 12/28/1812 born Fact 2: 1871 3/9/1871 Died
   ................... 3 Isabel Ann Kinnaird b: Abt 1836 in Alabama
   ....................... +Leonard Hurt b: Abt 1829 in Barren Co., KY d: June 21, 1874 in Metcalfe Co., KY
   .............................. 4 Mary Elizabeth Hurt b: May 06, 1855 in Barren Co., KY d: January 11, 1924 in Kentucky
   .................................. +William Henry Oakes
   ......................................... 5 Eugene Shelton Oakes b: January 25, 1875 in Metcalfe Co., KY d: July 06, 1949 in Kentucky
   ............................................. +Maude Lee Pedigo
   .................................................... 6 Harold Oakes
   ........................................................ +Betty Jane Westlake
   .............................................................. 7 Barbara Denise Oakes
   .............................................................. 7 Dennis Eugene Oakes
   .............................................................. 7 Deborah Kay Oakes
   .............................................................. 7 Douglas Guy Oakes
   .............................................................. 7 Daniel Lee Oakes
   .............................................................. 7 Dean Eric Oakes
   ................... 3 Napoleon W Kinnaird b: 1838
   ................... 3 Mary Selby Kinnaird b: April 20, 1841 in Adair Co. KY d: October 03, 1917 in Adair Co. KY
   ....................... +Otho Breeding b: August 23, 1838 in Adair Co. KY d: September 22, 1865 in Adair Co. KY
   .............................. 4 Isyphenia Lavinia Breeding b: 1861 in Adair Co. KY d: 1917 in Metcalfe Co., KY
   .................................. +George Louis Shive b: June 27, 1857 in Metcalfe Co., KY d: September 11, 1934 in Pike Co. IL
   ......................................... 5 Corinna Melissa Shive
   ......................................... 5 Lula Mae Shive
   ......................................... 5 Charles Breeding Shive
   ......................................... 5 Otho Griggs Shive
   ......................................... 5 Mary Frances Shive
   ......................................... 5 Ora Vera Shive
   ......................................... 5 Mabel Claire Shive
   ......................................... 5 Robert Ashby Shive b: October 29, 1882 in Metcalfe Co., KY d: September 11, 1934 in Pike Co. IL
   ............................................. +Maude Shastid Weeks
   .................................................... 6 Maude Weeks Shive b: March 12, 1918 in Pike Co. IL d: July 09, 1967 in La Puenta, CA
   ........................................................ +Leroy Altum b: in PRIVATE
   .............................................................. 7 Andrew L. Altum
   .................................................................. +Connie
   ......................................................................... 8 Jacob Altum
   .................................................... *2nd Husband of Maude Weeks Shive:
   ........................................................ +Wallace Marion De Long
   .............................................................. 7 Robert Grover De Long
   ................... 3 James H Kinnaird b: 1843
   ................... 3 Seward D Kinnaird b: 1848
   ................... 3 Fillmore P Kinnaird b: 1851
   ................... 3 Clay C Kinnaird b: 1853
   ........ 2 Avire Patterson b: December 24, 1817 in Adair County, Kentucky
   ............ +James Reed b: Abt 1815 in Tennessee Fact 1: also spelled Reed
   ................... 3 Thomas N. Reed b: Abt 1842
   ................... 3 Amanda J. Reed b: Abt 1844
   ................... 3 William A. Reed b: Abt 1849
   ................... 3 John M. Reed b: Abt 1851
   ................... 3 Sarah F. Reed b: Abt 1855
   ................... 3 Martha E. Reed b: Abt 1856
   ................... 3 Henry S. Reed b: Abt 1859
   ........ 2 John Newton Patterson b: July 26, 1819 in Adair County, Kentucky d: February 24, 1906 in Waterloo, Okalahoma Territory
   ............ +Nancy Hill Jackson b: Abt 1819
   ................... 3 Jerrett Patterson b: Abt 1843
   ................... 3 Sarah Ellen Patterson b: April 19, 1846
   ................... 3 John B. Patterson b: Abt 1847
   ................... 3 Elizabeth E. Patterson b: Abt 1850
   ................... 3 Edwin Clay Patterson b: Abt 1851
   ................... 3 William P. Patterson b: Abt 1854
   ................... 3 Milford F. Patterson b: Abt 1856
   ................... 3 Thomas Jackson Patterson b: 1861
   ....................... +Laura Belle Henderson
   .............................. 4 Lena Belle Patterson b: 1897 in MO.
   .................................. +Elvin Lee Loyd b: November 1894 in MO.
   ......................................... 5 Leland Loyd Nicoll b: 1916 in MO.
   .............................. *2nd Husband of Lena Belle Patterson:
   .................................. +Clifford Nicoll
   ......................................... 5 Betty Nicoll
   .............................. 4 Thomas Jesse Patterson
   ........ 2 Blackmore Patterson b: July 12, 1821 in Adair County, Kentucky d: August 29, 1900 in Slaughters, Webster County, Kentucky
   ............ +Polly Bennett Rodgers b: 1831 in KY
   ................... 3 John William Patterson b: October 30, 1849 in Adair County, Kentucky
   ....................... +Mary Emma Nisbet
   ................... 3 Sarah Amy Patterson b: December 12, 1851 in Adair County, Kentucky d: October 23, 1886
   ....................... +Unknown Brooks
   ................... 3 Lizzie b: March 04, 1854 in Adair County, Kentucky d: September 07, 1925
   ....................... +Unknown Brooks
   ................... 3 Thomas B. Patterson b: May 29, 1856 in Adair County, Kentucky d: October 27, 1935
   ................... 3 Mollie Susan Patterson b: December 22, 1858 in Adair County, Kentucky d: April 24, 1916
   ....................... +Unknown Prather
   ................... 3 Jimmie b: May 14, 1862 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky d: December 23, 1932
   ................... 3 Elloie C. Patterson b: January 26, 1866 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky d: September 26, 1882
   ................... 3 Birtie Fannie Patterson b: April 25, 1866 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky d: September 28, 1951
   ....................... +J.B. Taylor
   ................... 3 Annie Patterson b: December 20, 1868 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky d: October 18, 1870
   ................... 3 Modie Bennett Patterson b: February 10, 1871 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky d: January 29, 1934
   ........ 2 Amanda Patterson b: August 19, 1823 in KY d: April 27, 1927 in Hart, Wright, Missouri 1880 Census bur. in Bethel Cemetery
   ............ +William McHenry Turner b: September 16, 1821 in KY d: September 28, 1868 in Hart, Wright, Missouri Hartville, MOFact1: aka Henry Pollard Turner
   ................... 3 John P. Turner b: 1846
   ................... 3 Sarah E. Turner b: 1848
   ................... 3 Jeremiah (Jerry) Turner b: 1852
   ................... 3 Jenantha Turner b: 1855
   ................... 3 Minnie Turner b: 1858
   ....................... +Alfred Eli " Rock" Robinett
   ........ 2 Menisa Patterson b: February 18, 1828 in aka Merrisu d: 1915 in Oakwood Cemetery,Rubicon twp, Greene Co., Illinois
   ............ +Andrew Beard b: February 21, 1827 in KY
   ................... 3 Sarah M. Beard b: April 16, 1850 in Monroe Co., KY d: July 11, 1924
   ....................... +George William Fraser b: January 22, 1850 in Monroe Co., KY d: February 22, 1901 in Macoupin Co., IL
   .............................. 4 Meisa Eeila Fraser b: August 14, 1874
   .............................. 4 William A. Fraser b: June 20, 1879 in Edmonton, Metcalfe Co., KY d: April 22, 1931 in Litchfield, Montgomery Co., IL
   .................................. +Nona Bell Gimlin b: September 25, 1879 in Carlinville, Macoupin Co., IL
   ......................................... 5 Nellie Willard Fraser b: March 19, 1898
   ......................................... 5 Ernest Elwood Fraser b: June 28, 1899
   ......................................... 5 George W. Fraser b: January 18, 1901
   ......................................... 5 Milton Merle Fraser b: February 11, 1913
   ......................................... 5 Fraser
   ......................................... 5 Fraser
   .............................. 4 Thomas G. H. Fraser b: September 23, 1878
   .............................. 4 Charles Fraser b: September 14, 1879
   .............................. 4 J. Howard Fraser b: January 18, 1882
   .............................. 4 Elsie Merrisa Fraser b: August 31, 1885
   .............................. 4 G. Newton Fraser b: June 16, 1889
   ................... 3 John W. Beard b: May 12, 1853 d: December 06, 1898 in Buried w/ Menisa
   ................... 3 Quintilla aka Queenie Ann Beard b: Abt 1855 in Metcalfe Co., KY
   ....................... +William Martin b: 1846 in Green Co., KY
   ................... 3 Mary E. Beard b: 1856
   ................... 3 Isa F. Beard b: 1858
   ....................... +Lewis aka Louis Edgar Fraser b: February 05, 1852
   ................... 3 Albert A. Beard b: 1860
   ................... 3 Andrew M. Beard b: August 17, 1860
   ................... 3 Nancy M.L. Beard b: 1864
   ................... 3 Menice V. Beard b: 1868