Person:Peter Eads (2)

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Peter Eads, of Monroe Co., [W]VA
m. 28 May 1803
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Name Peter Eads, of Monroe Co., [W]VA
Alt Name[1] Peter Anderson Eads
Gender Male
Birth? 13 Oct 1777 Albemarle County, Virginia
Marriage 28 May 1803 Albemarle County, Virginiato Sarah H. "Sallie" Sandridge
Death? 1870 Wolf Creek, Monroe County, West Virginia

Notes

From "History of West Virginia"; By Virgil Anson Lewis; pub. 1887:
The Last Indian Incursion.
After the signal defeat at Donnally's Fort, the Indians made but two more incursions into the Greenbrier country, and these in small parties. In the first they came to Muddy creek. and there wounded Captain Samuel McClung and killed Mr. Munday and his wife. In the second they visited the same place, and Thomas Griffith, the last victim of savage butchery in Greenbrier county, was killed. His son was carried away prisoner, but while descending the Great Kanawha, they were pursued and overtaken by a body of whites. One Indian was killed and the boy released and returned to his friends. Thus ended the period of savage atrocity in Greenbrier county in the year 1780.
About one mile southeast of the Graham place, on what has since been known as the Eads farm, there lived William Withrow, who moved away in [a] short time. This property was afterwards occupied by Peter Eads and family [who] came from Albemarle County, Virginia, and settled here about 1830. There also lived at the same time of Graham's locating here, a family by the name of [McGraw], about two miles to the south on what has since been known as the [ lan] place. Eastward, about three miles, at the mouth of Griffith's Creek, lived a family by the name Griffith. The head of the family, Thomas Griffith, was killed by the Indians in 1780. He was the last victim of the savages in this section of the Country. This place was afterwards occupied [by] Enos Ellis and is still occupied by his descendants. It is thought that [Ellis] may have lived in this place before the Graham Settlement.
References
  1. Find A Grave.

    Peter Anderson Eads
    BIRTH 13 Oct 1777
    Albemarle County, Virginia, USA
    DEATH 1870 (aged 92–93)
    Wolfcreek, Monroe County, West Virginia, USA
    BURIAL Wolf Creek Cemetery
    Wolfcreek, Monroe County, West Virginia, USA

    He was the son of
    John Isaac Eads, Sr.
    and
    Huldah Eads (born Clark)

    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181865037/peter-anderson-eads

  2.   United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432).

    Name Peter Eads
    Gender Male
    Race White
    Age 77
    Birth Year abt 1773
    Birthplace Virginia
    Home in 1850 District 39 and A Half, Monroe, Virginia, USA
    Occupation Farmer
    Industry Agriculture
    Cannot Read, Write Yes
    Line Number 3
    Dwelling Number 450
    Family Number 450
    Inferred Spouse Sarah Eads
    Inferred Child Geo W Eads
    Household Members (Name) Age
    Peter Eads 77
    Sarah Eads 66
    Geo W Eads 23
    Benjm Dehart 12
    Elizth Lizer 10

  3.   United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653).

    Name Peter Eades
    Age 81
    Birth Year abt 1779
    Gender Male
    Race White
    Home in 1860 Rallingsburg, Monroe, Virginia
    Post Office Peterstown
    Dwelling Number 435
    Family Number 429
    Occupation Farmer
    Personal Estate Value 75
    Cannot Read, Write Y
    Inferred Spouse Sarah Eades
    Household Members (Name) Age
    Peter Eades 81
    Sarah Eades 78