Nicholas was apparently a cripple, from what cause is unknown. He served in the militia in Montgomery County, Virginia. In 1788, he paid tithe on three horses; in 1790 paid tithe on 4 horses, February 19, 1796 shows he and brother Joseph in Land Grant at Walkers Creek, Wolf Creek, Lee County, Virginia.
They moved from Lee County, Virginia to Knox County, Kentucky before 1810 and then on to Edwards County, Illinois before 1822.
March 10, 1810 Barbourville, Kentucky - a Bill of Sale
From Nicholas for one Negro wench, et cetera, all his right and title to certain improvements lying on Cane Creek in Lee County, all working tools conveyed to Joseph Daugherty of Lee County for value received. June 7, 1822, Edwards County, Illinois, appointed Adren Anglen, Power of Attorney to convey land in Lee County, Virginia (that was a gift from his father) to Jonathan Bishop for $500 )Adren is Elizabeth's brother)
Sources:
Notes on the Daugherty Family - Renetta Stribling
1810 Bill of Sale - Lee County, Virginia
1822 Bill of Conveyance - Lee County, Virginia
Researchers:
Bob Kinsman Half Moon Bay, California
Renetta Stribling
Kansas City, Missouri
