sources with notes, including note contents : Reed/Whitworth/Eley/Cullen Genealogy

#	sourceID	note	Tree
51	S249	Buford already had a small plantation on the small tract, at time ofwill.	tree1
52	S250	source: Graveyard records contributed by Phillip Rice & David Salyers, from book in Casey Co., KY Library.	tree1
53	S251	Source Tom Evans: Casey Co, KY Order Book 1, pp 349 and 353	tree1
54	S252	Mary (Polly) Ann and Austin moved to Honeygrove, TX, where fatherSamuel Augustus Erwin had been the surveyor who platted the communitymap and was a founding father. Her mother, Sarah Spears Riffe die dwhen she was young, and gr'father, Christopher Riffe raised her andher brother, William Carroll Erwin. (Christopher was a man ofprominance in the area, and had the guardianship papers for the twoyoun g minors.) She and Austin moved from KY to TX after her children were born inthe Casey Co, KY area. The name Erwin appears sometimes as Ervin in records.	tree1
55	S253	Her grandfather's grave, Samuel Augustus Erwin, founder of HoneyGrove, Fannin Co., TX had last name always used as ErWin, not ErVin.	tree1
56	S254	WWI Aviator; reached rank of Lt. Col; live all over US during thattime incl Colo Sps & Pueblo	tree1
57	S255	Per: Herman Peyton's letter dater Aug 1984,Valentine came from VA toLincoln Co, KY and setled at Peyton's Well, no more than 15 mi fromHustonville. PEYTONS OF VIRGINIA, published 1976; Valentine ha d beengranted land, first in Fayette Co, because of being a soldier; theland supposedly was not good for farming, and then founded Peyton'sWell, 3 mi n/e of Hustonville, Lincoln Co, KY (Vol II, pg 662 ,"History, of Kentucky" noted V. Peyton as a soldier of theRevolution." Birth info fro manuscript written by Mrs. James Arnsparger, 1946.	tree1
58	S256	Valentine's will was dated 14 Oct and probated 26 Dec 1831, LincolnCo., KY	tree1
59	S257	Vol II, pp 662, V. Peyton listed as soldier of the Revolution, andgranted land. He was a Lieutenant during the AmericanRevolution...source Mrs. James Arnsparger, 1946 manuscript.	tree1
60	S258	Abstract of Valentine Peyton's Will, Lincoln County, KY. "To Randolph, the plantation I now live on, all of which he is toenjoy during his life and at his death to go to Speed Peyton, toBuford Peyton, to Polly R. Peyton, the widow of Vincent Peyton untilhe r youngest child comes of age, then to her son Valentine. To LucyHill and her heirs, Simeon and Randolph Peyton, Simeon's son Edmundand his sisters Zuritha and Maria. My wife to be supported by Simeo nPeyton and she is to live in her own dwelling house. To BufordTinsley, Thos. and Jas. Tinsley, the children of Delia Tinsley, dec'd.The rest of my estate to be divided among my children andgrand-chi ldren. That is the children of Vincent Peyton, Rhoda Goode,Delilah Speed and Delia Tinsley." Signed in the presence of John E.Wright, Joseph Hooker and David Alcorn, Oct. 14, 1831 " In addition, Igiv e to Edmund Peyton, to him my negro girl, Zuritha Peyton, to MariaPeyton, my negro girl, Martha.." Lincoln County Will Book L, 1831-33, p. 256 Executors were Randolph, Buford and Simeon Peyton.	tree1
61	S259	Vol. I, pp. 400-402.	tree1
62	S260	BURIED AT FOREST LAWN, HOLLYWOOD HILLS/BURBANK	tree1
63	S261	CHILD WAS ADOPTED	tree1
64	S262	Herman Peyton gave me much handwritten information about the family,as he had carefully journeled it. He remained on the Peyton family inCasey Co., KY farm land his whole life, and his son, William and wife remain on the land (2006). Patricia JoanAllen's manuscript info on this was provided by Fay Peyton SpiresAyers, sister of Bernard Peyton, Sr. Faye had the original KY LandPaten t in her possession, purchased for Vincent Peyton for his own byhis father, Lt. Valentine Peyton, the son of Philip. (KY Land Patent#N3149-Vincent Peyton, assignee of Valentine Peyton, 6 Jul 1820.)	tree1
65	S263	info:Betty Knipple Turner	tree1
66	S264	source birth & death:Tom Evans	tree1
67	S265	Was believed to have beenone of the first practicing dentists in thenewly formed territory of OK, after having moved from MO.	tree1
68	S266	source:1880 Lincoln Co. Census, as listed in Family Search. Born inGarrard Co., KY (per obit notice)	tree1
69	S267	She was united with the Fork Baptist Church in early girlhood andbaptised in the Dix River, Garrard Co. (per obit article)	tree1
70	S268	source Patricia Allen	tree1
71	S269	He first married Nancy, approx 1960; 0 children; next he married hisbrother George's ex-wife, Mary, and they had two children, Robbie and?; and last, married, Jerri, had 0 children together.	tree1
72	S270	Death may have been due to a brain tumor.	tree1
73	S271	per: Sam Booth, ltr 1987	tree1
74	S272	middle name shown as both Lee and Lafayette...not sure which iscorrect	tree1
75	S273	Aunt Margaret was his mother, Clarissa's, sister.	tree1
76	S274	dates from Genealogy of Herbert Russell, Dee Bottom'familyfindings.homestead website; birthplace source Nina Overstreet,gr-granddaughter of Marcellas S. Russell, in a KY Historical abstract.	tree1
77	S275	source Genealogy of Herbert Russell, Dee Bottom (Gotkin?)website	tree1
78	S276	on South Fork Creek.	tree1
79	S277	served in the VA Militia during the Rev. War, and the KY SixthRegiment, during War of 1812, under Lt. Col. Davenport and CaptainJesse Coffee (This regiment took part in the Battle of the Thames, inCan ada, during which the great Indian Chief Tecumseh was killed.)	tree1
80	S278	source: Genealogy of Herbert Russell...Dee Bottom's familyfindingssite.	tree1
81	S279	She had a son, Pat, when they married. When he was an adult, theymoved next door to him, in FLA.	tree1
82	S280	source; USGen Web archives cemetery records, Boyle Co., KY.	tree1
83	S281	source; fam Search IGI	tree1
84	S282	death certificate lists cause of death as intestinal obstruction (3wks) due to adhesions from previous operation.	tree1
85	S283	info: gravesite/stone info	tree1
86	S284	He was shot in the neck at the Battle of Mill Springs, 10 Jan 1862,and survived nearly 30 years after as an insane paralytic, cut offfrom off enjoyments of life. (source: Arnsparger manuscript) My family sources tell of the various Peyton family members takingcare of him over the years.	tree1
87	S285	Lists him as 32, living wi Mary, 33, Elvira, 9, Eliza T, 3, Thomas J, 1/12; also in household was Sarah Dunn, 27; he was a farmer wi 600 A.	tree1
88	S286	SUFFERED HEART ATTACK ON TRAIN, RETURNING FROM VISIT WI SON, FRANK; TAKEN OFF TRAIN & DIED AT OKLA CY HOSP	tree1
89	S287	lists him in household, as 32, with wife Mary, 20, son Adam, 2, andBernridge Parker, uncle, 39. They were living next to his brother, Vincent, wife Amanda Wald (whowere also listed wi household members (cousin?) Nannie Johnson, 22,Grand Johnson, 7, Mattie Johnson 5 and Minnie Johnson 4. Nearb y wasJohn Russell, 40, wife Mary, 41, and family .	tree1
90	S288	William migrated from KY to Lafayette Co., MO, after some of theirchildren were born in Casey Co.	tree1
91	S289	died as a young man of poss. typhoid fever; never married.	tree1
92	S290	source: Gravestone info. from printed info from Hustonville Cemetery, Lincoln Co., KY	tree1
93	S291	dates and middle initial source: Family Search.org, IGI file. This notthought to be our Russell, as our James is James F...probably forFranklin. Our James F has a different birth date, as well.	tree1
94	S292	source: 1880 census Linc. Co, Dist 70, Hustonville.	tree1
95	S293	source: Tom C	tree1
96	S294	lived and died in the same house where he was born; Milledgeville is ~10 mi so of Danville, KY; birth date discrepancy...same article liststwo different dates...quote from himself lists date of 1885 , articlefrom gr-gr.dau, Nina Overstreet shows 1855, article publisher may havemisread number.	tree1
97	S295	Actual day of 18 is not certain for birthdate of 18 July 1865	tree1
98	S296	source: gr-niece Judith	tree1
99	S297	born at a Marine base in the CA desert.	tree1
100	S298	b. also listed as ~ 1840	tree1

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