Person:William Cottle (6)

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Charles William Cottle
b.1763 Augusta County, Virginia
d.1830 Greenbrier County, Virginia
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Jedediah 'Dide' CottleEst 1760 - 1780
  2. Charles William Cottle1763 - 1830
  3. Ruth Cottle1770 - 1810
  4. Joseph Cottle1772 - 1852
  5. Elizabeth Cottle
  6. Sarah CottleBef 1779 -
  7. John Cottle - 1850
  8. Hannah Cottle
Spouse and Children
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m. 1 Jan 1804
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Facts and Events
Name Charles William Cottle
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1763 Augusta County, Virginia
Marriage 1 Jan 1804 Greenbrier County, Virginiato Hannah Campbell
Death[1] 1830 Greenbrier County, Virginia


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Records in Virginia

  • pg.132 4/20/1784, William Cottle produced sufficient proof to this court that he is the heir at law [Note: brother] of Didi Cottle who was enlisted during the late war and killed in the service, which is ordered to be certified. [Shuck, Larry G. Greenbrier County (W)V Records, Vol. I Athens: Iberian Press, 1988.]
  • 1785 April 20 Court Wm. Arbuckle assee of Wm. Cottle assee of James Morrow assee of Ambrose Williams VS John Ewing in debt, [Greenbrier Co. WVA Court Orders 1780-1850 transcribed by Helen S. Stinson.p 42]
  • pg.155 7/19/1785, ordered to be certified that Elizabeth Cottle, mother of Dide Cottle, deceased, proved to this court that the said Dide listed into Continental service in June 1779 and that William Cottle, brother of the said Dide is the lawful heir of the said deceased. [Shuck, Larry G. Greenbrier County (W)V Records, Vol. I Athens: Iberian Press, 1988.] (Note: it is quite probable that Elizabeth was their _step_ mother.)
  • pg.11 8/10/1785, William Cottle, 2 horses, 1 cow to James Richards for 1 military certificate of pounds 24:6:8.
  • pg.163 3/25/1786, William Johnston versus William Cottle, judgement - 2 pounds. [Shuck, Larry G. Greenbrier County (W)V Records, Vol. I Athens: Iberian Press, 1988.]
  • Greenbrier County 1786 Tax List: William Cottle, 1 tithe, 1 horse.
  • Greenbrier County 1787 Tax List B: William Cottle, 1 tithe, 1 horse, 18 cows.
  • 18 Oct 1791 Landy Bounty Warrant #4533 (William Cottle) surveyer directed to lay off 200 acres for Cottle's assignee William McClung. (Cottle listed as private Virginia line. Unsure if this is based on William Cottle's service or if it is based on his brother Jedidiah's service.
  • Greenbrier County 1796 Tax List: William Cottle - 1 tithe, 1 horse
  • pg. 160 James Morrow, sale, 7/1/1798. Thomas Wilson, James Morrow, Jr.; William Cottle, James Morrow, James Hannah. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • Greenbrier County 1799 Tax List: William Cottle - 1 tithe, 6 horses
  • pg. 57 10/29/1799, Thomas Lane of Berkley County Virginia via power of attorney to Alexander Welch 200 acres for 5 shillings to Peter Burr on Gauley river part of survey of William Gilliland and William Cottle, assignee of Joseph May on bank of Rock Camp Creek. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • Kanawha County (W)VA 1800 Census: William Cottle
  • pg. 77 9/28/1802 William Renick & wife, Pheby, of Davis County, Tennessee, 370 acres for 5 shillings to Francis Ludington in Big Levels granted to Mary Richard, William Renick in 1787, adjoining Robert Armstrong. Wit.: Joseph Hanna, William Cottle, Joseph Ross. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • pg. 81 5/12/1803 George Malohan & wife, Nancy, of Kanawha County, 353 acres for 5 shillings to Thomas Jones adjoining Burns, Lewis, & Williams, Joseph McClung. Wit.: C. William Cottle, James Robinson, George Molohan, Jr. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • pg. 84 10/22/1803 John Mathews & James William Mathews to William Renick for 650 pounds, Negroes: George, age 40 & Flora, Hannah, Delphia, Jack, Henry, Caty, all children of Hannah, furniture, livestock, etc. Wit.: Joseph Hannah, William Cottle, Joseph Meze. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • pg. 95 1/1/1804 William Cottle md. Hannah Campbell [Shuck, Larry. Greenbrier County Marriages]
  • pg. 374 District Court Deeds: 1/31/1806, William Cottle of Kanawha to Lewis Stuart of Greenbrier, $1000 for 1000 acres on Cherrytree Meadows of Gauley River in trust. Witnesses: Allen Taylor, Charles McClung, John Mathews. [Shuck, Larry. Greenbrier County (W)V Records]
  • Monroe County Deed Book DC - p. 198 1/31/1806, William Cottle of Kanawha County to Lewis Stuart of Greenbrier County. William Cottle indebted to William Rennick $1000 - Lewis Stuart 1000 acres in Kanawha County on North Branch Gauley River known as Cherrytree Meadows granted to William Cottle 10/31/1788.
  • p. 145 6/14/1813 - William Cottle & wife, Hannah Cottle, late Hannah Campbell, 187 acres for $5 to Nathan Gillilan adjoining Christopher Wahop, John Handley. Land conveyed to John Campbell by William Elliot & wife, Rebecca, in 1796. Hannah being the daughter of John Campbell by his will of 9/1/1798. Wit.: William Renick, William H. Hanna, William Armstrong. [Shuck, Larry G., compiler. Greenbrier County Deed & Will Records, Volume 5. Athens: GA, Iberian, 1992.]
  • History of Nicholas Co by William Griffee Brown: p. 16 - "Cottle Knob was named for C. W. Cottle, a man prominent in the settlement of the county. He had a cattle farm in the glades near by."
  • pg 33 - "C. W. Cottle had come to Strouds Glades at an early date. The natural meadows furnished abundant pasturage and hay for his stock, and he became the first successful cattleman in the county. The Glades were soon known as Cottle Glades and the high hill to the west became "Cottle Knob". He was an energetic business man, widely and favorably known, and was Sheriff of Kanawha County a short time before Nicholas County was organized."
  • pg 34 - " In 1814 the population of Kanawha County was about five thousand. The law of Virginia provided that a new County must have a population of one thousand or more. In 1815 a committee consisting of C. W. Cottle, Samuel Neil, Edward Ryan, and others, had drafted a rough outline of a new County, containing the requisite population.
  • pgs 46-47 - from the memoirs of Colonel Edward Campbell published in 1883: "The organization was on the second Tuesday in April, 1818 and according to an act of the Virginia Legislature. ...Esq. (Samuel) Neil administered the oath of office to his associates, to-wit: ... C. W. Cottle..." The following day there was an election held for two delegates to the General Assembly. E. Rian and C. W. Cottle were elected.
  • pg 51 - "At the May Term, 1818, Samuel Neil, William Cottle, John Hamilton...were the justices attending."
  • Greenbrier Co., VA Court Orders 1780-1850 by Helen Stinson: p 284 - December 22, 1818 - Deed from David Hanna and Rebecah Hanna his wife to Eli Perkins for 2 pounds acre in this county and certificate of the due acknowledge thereof by said David as the relinquishment of dower by Rebecah as taken before Gent. Justices C. W. Cottle and Isaac Gregory of Nicholas County and same is admitted to record.
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).

    http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/31647307/person/20442361252

  2.   .

    Charles William Cottle, son of Uriah
    and probable ancestor of all of the the Cottles who stayed in (W)VA.]
    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
    - and to my Son William I give my bay two year old Colt with
    - a bleas Face ...
    (excerpt from Uriah Cottle's will inserted here for documentation)

    http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/COTTLE/1998-07/0900941508

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