Person:Travie Meadors (1)

Travie Meadors
 
d.Bet Mar 1819 and 8 Nov 1827
m. Bef 1795
  1. Travie Meadors - Bet 1819 & 1827
  2. Mary Meadors1795 - 1855
  3. Elizabeth Meadors1796 - 1883
  4. Thomas Moberly Meadows1799 -
  5. Sarah MeadorsAbt 1802 - Aft 1850
  6. Pleasant Winkler Meadors1803 - 1865
  7. William Troy Meadors1803 - 1862
  8. Nancy Meadors1807 - 1882
  9. Dorcas Meadors1810 - 1888
  10. Harrison W Meadors1811 - 1852
  11. Jemima Meadors1814 - 1885
  12. Jane S MeadorsAbt 1815 - Abt 1890
Facts and Events
Name Travie Meadors
Gender Female
Other[1] Mar 1819 Whitley, Kentucky, United Statesnamed as father's heir
Death[1][2] Bet Mar 1819 and 8 Nov 1827 probably Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Property[2] 8 Nov 1827 Whitley, Kentucky, United Statesmissing from list of father's heirs
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Hieronymus, Goldie Smith. Descendants of Nathaniel Smith, Knox/Whitley County, Kentucky: son of Elijah Smith, Revolutionary War patriot from New Jersey and Virginia. (Arlington, Virginia: G.S. Hieronymus, 1982)
    p. 84.

    Order Book 1, p. 53, Mar Term, 1819, Whitley, KY
    Order that the following persons be certified to the register of the land office as the proper heirs of Thomas Meadows: Tarvie, Polly Shelley, Betsy Campbell, Thomas M. Meadows, William T. Meadows, Pleasant Meadows, Sally Meadows, Nancy W. Meadows, Darky Meadows, Harrison W. Meadows, Jamima Meadowes, and Jane S. Meadows

  2. 2.0 2.1 Schmidt, Cindy, and Janice Worley. Survey book no. 1 for Whitley County, Kentucky: surveys beginning in 1818 through 1827, warrants of Knox and Whitley counties beginning in 1801. (Cordova, Maryland: C.V. Schmidt, c2003-)
    p. 83.

    8 November 1827
    Surveyed for Polly Shelly, Betsey Campbell, Thomas M. Meadors, William T. Meadors, Pleasant Meadors, Sally Meadors, Nancy W. Meadors, Darkey Meadors, Harrison W. Meadors, Jemima Meadors, Jane L. Meadors heirs of Thomas Meadors 100 acres of land in pursuance of an act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky approved February 6th 1819 being part of Knox County Court certificate No. 192 granted to Israel Mayfield on the first day of August 1813.
    Situate in Whitley County on Cumberland River including the improvement Elizabeth mother of said children now lives on beginning on a chestnut and hornbeam on the north bank of Cumberland River thence up the same with the meanders N41E44 poles thence N27E42 poles to a hickory on the bank of the river thence leaving the river N44W215 poles to a double dogwood and a white oak thence S34W88 poles to a stake thence S42E215 poles to the beginning.
    William Mayfield HK [House Keeper], William T. Meadors ChM [Chain man], Harrison White marker
    Joseph Gilless sureyor