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Joseph Byerly
b.20 Apr 1766
Facts and Events
| Name |
Joseph Byerly |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1][2][3] |
20 Apr 1766 |
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| Other[7][9] |
1787 |
, Rockingham, Virginia, USATax List |
| Marriage |
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to Sarah (Sary) Meier (Moyer) |
| Marriage |
8 Nov 1796 |
, Rockingham, Virginia, USAto Catherine Landis |
| Death[1][2][3] |
17 Dec 1837 |
, Rockingham, Virginia, USA |
| Burial[4][3] |
Dec 1837 |
Byerly Family Cemetery, Pleasant Valley, Rockingham, Virginia, USA |
| Will[7][10] |
16 May 1872 |
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| Occupation[5] |
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Millwright |
| Other[6] |
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Mount Crawford, Rockingham, Virginia, USALand purchase Property |
| Other[6] |
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Pleasant Valley, Rockingham County, VirginiaLand purchase Property |
Name Suffix:<NSFX> II
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 John F. Byerly. The Byerly Family of the Valley of Virginia. (The Dietz Press - 1994)
p. 26. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 email from Gary BARTON to Dennis Chapman. (10 Nov 2002)
Lund, Janice Katherine, "E-mail to the author," 17 Nov 1999, [LANDES].
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 usgenweb.org
http://www.rootsweb.com/~varockin/HRHS/cem/byerly.htm.
- ↑ email from Gary BARTON to Dennis Chapman. (10 Nov 2002)
Joseph BYERLY II2, 5G Uncle. Born on 20 Apr 1766.2 Joseph died on 17 Dec 1837; he was 71.2 Buried in Byerly Farm, Pleasant Valley, Rockingham County, Virginia. Occupation: Millwright And Farmer.
- ↑ John F. Byerly. The Byerly Family of the Valley of Virginia. (The Dietz Press - 1994)
p. 41.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 John F. Byerly. The Byerly Family of the Valley of Virginia. (The Dietz Press - 1994)
p. 33.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 email from Gary BARTON to Dennis Chapman. (10 Nov 2002)
Byerly, John F. Jr., The Byerly Family of the Valley of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, The Dietz Press, 1994.
- GEDCOM file imported on 4 Oct 2002. merge of jim chapman & jody gloor.
- ↑ According to the tax list of 1787 "B" Rockingham County, Virginia, Joseph is listed with 2 males above 16 and under 21. His personal property is listed as 6 horses, 2 cattle, and 5 carriages. There was a tax called a "horse tax" because horses seemed to be the chief personal property. The number of horses credited to a person, in that day, would pretty accurately indicate his farming activities. They might aptly have referred to those early farmers as "three horse farmers" or six horse farmers", depending upon the number possessed.
- ↑ Joseph BIRELY's will was proved 16 May 1872 by wife Sarah, with a bond of $40,000 in 28 Sep 1850. Jacob BYERLY was appointed exec. Witnesses I.G. BROWN, Solomon GARBER, Jonah S. ROLLER.
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