DESCENDANTS OF ABRAM SAILORSby Jane A. Leavelllittlecalamity@hotmail.comIf these families interest you, you definitely need to contact Phyllis Hackleman for a copy of herbook on the Hacklemans.

Never take anything on the Internet as a fact; consider it a good clue, and do the research toverify it. That goes for my stuff, too, because I am gullible.

Generation No. 11. ABRAM SAILORSwas born Abt. 1710 in Lucerne, Switzerland. He married CATHERINESEYLERIA. She was born Abt. 1715.Notes for ABRAM SAILORS:The descendants claim that John Sailors, born ca. 1756, was 20 years younger than his sisterMary, born ca. 1736 in Germany. She married Michael Hechelman/Hackleman. ElijahHackleman, a descendant, says siblings were Philip, Abram Jr., Leonard, Daniel, and severalothers whose names were no longer remembered, saying it was a "large family of children."

Abram is said to have come from Switzerland in 1737 to settle in Maryland. One source says heand his brothers landed at the Port of New Orleans. Another quotes Strassburger'sPENNSYLVANIA GERMAN PIONEERS, page 42, where among the Palatine passengers of theship "Pennsylvania Merchant," commanded by John Stedman, is one Abram Saler. That boatlanded at Philadelphia 10 Sept 1731 from Dover, and before that from Rotterdam. Other sourcessays our Abram may have settled along the Susquehanna River on the border between Marylandand Pennsylvania.

According to Louis Hasbrouck Sahler's THE GENEALOGY OF THE SAHLERS OF THE USA,an Abraham Sahler of Hesse-Darmstadt settled at Perkioman, where he married Elizabeth Dubois(born 10 Sept. 1724) and had:Issac Sahler.....married Eleanor HartlerAbraham Sahler, Jr...... b. Sept. 1783 Montgomery, PA, married Tryntje van WagenenElizabeth Sahler.....married Robert PattonRachel Sahler.....married John GrossCatherine Sahler.....married Christian GrossDaniel Sahler.....married Elizabeth van WagenenJohn Sahler.....married Ann BarlowThis Abram must have died cir. 1782, since volumes 16 & 17 of PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES(series 6) refer to many Sahlor men, with Isaac Sahlor and John Gross taxed for "Sahlor's estate."

L.H. Sahler's GENEALOGY OF THE SAHLER-GROSS FAMILIES (one volume, 38 pages)deals with Abrham Sahler (cir. 1724) of Montgomery, Lancaster, and York Co. PA

Other names that appear in the PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES in the 1780's include Conrad

Sahlor, Valentine Sahlor, Matthias Sahlor, Jacob Sahlor, Henry Sailor, Jacob Sailor, FrederickSeiler, Michael Seiler, John Seiler Jr.

Margaret Hofman, COLONY OF NORTH CAROLINA ABSTRACTS OF LAND PATENTS1735-65 (1984) lists:5274.....p. 244 Patent Book 15 Henry Heager 26 Nov. 1757 200 acres Andson Co. joining belowLeonard Seallers in a fork of Killions Creek976.....p. 158 Book 2: Jacob Sellers 23 May 1757 100 acres Duplin Co.4860.....Abraham Sellers 13 March 1756 100 acres Duplin Co. between Hays and Clarksplantations5697.....p. 339 Book 15: Peater Sealer 10 April 1761 240 acres Anson Co. on both sides ofMiddle Branch of Killyn's Creek joining Francis Beatey including his own improvements(There are various other Sellers deeds in this book)

HACKLEMANS IN AMERICA suggests as other children:JOSEPH SALER/SAYLOR/SAILOR, m. KatherinePETER SEALER/SAYLOR/SAHLERSJACOB SELLERS/SAILORSCONRAD SALER/SALLERSMICHAEL SAYLOR/SAILORSWILLIAM SAILOR, entered land on west side of Buffalo Creek, NC, in 1774HENRY SAILOR, resident of Stokes Co. NC in 1810GEORGE LEONARD SAILORS/SAYLOR. A George Leonard Sailors/Saylor was administratorof Peter Saylor's estate in October 1762. George and William Armstrong provided 200 poundssecurity on Gasper Keener's estate. On June 6, 1774, George Leonard, of Tryon (now Lincoln)County, sold land on the middle fork of Killian's Creek which he purchased from UlneckCrowder to Devlad Crites. On May 2, 1782, George Leonard sold to John Rudisill part of a grantto Grasper Keener. George Leonard, now of SC, sold to John Cutfreeterant land on both sides ofLeopard's Creek. (Could George Leonard Sailors be Leonard Sailors?)

Are ANY of these people related to us? Is the tradition of John's father being Abram correct?

Your guess is as good as mine, at this point....

New data: from angieat mtwest.net 26 Jan 1999, gives Grantee data naming severalSailors/Saylors men. Also shows various spelling for the surname Sailors (Except Zach Salyerscame from New Jersey, and may not be a relative at all):file 21 Grantee Michael Heckleman, 1768 chainbearers Philip Sailor and Jacob Heckleman, onAndersons Mountain Creek.file 272 Grantee Repentance Townsend, 1770, cb John Adam and John Saler, on Fishing Creekfile 496 Grantee John Bumgarner, 1772, cb James Martin and Phillip Sailler, on Leepers Creekof Catawba Rivrfile 680 Grantee Elias Moyer, 1771, cb Frederick Nestor and Leonard Saler, on Gay Creekfile 681 Grantee Frederick Stanker, 1771, cb Leonard Saler and Frederick Nestor, on MiddleCreek

file 802 Grantee Jacob Heckleman, 1774, cb Zachariah Sayller and Petter Sailer, on AndersonMill Creek of Catawba Riverfile 860 Grantee Frederick Reaper, 1768, cb Leonard Salers and Elias Moyer, on Middle Creek ofCatawba Riverfile 1005 Grantee Jacob Stroupe, 1775, no cb listed, on Sailers Branchfile 1774 Grantee Zachariah Salyers (sic), 1783, cb Benjamin Saylers (sic) and Jonathan Salures(sic), on Hickory Creekfile 1840 Grantee Zachariah Salures (sic), 1783, cb Benjamin Salures (sic) and Jonathan Salures(sic), on Hickory Creek.

Abraham Saylors> SwitzerlandPosted by: Janel Woodbury Date: July 14, 1999 at 08:41:13In Reply to: Re: Nancy Sailors married John Tyner by JaneLeavellIn my genealogy and notes Abraham Saylors or Zoellers was born 1710 in Lucerne, Switzerland.He married Catherine Seyleria about 1731 in Switzerland. Some say that Seyleria was not hermaiden name, only another variation of Saylors. Abraham came on the ship Harle toPhiledelphia, PA 1 Sep 1736. I have the same children you do listed. My ancestor was LeonardSaylors who married Mary___? Their son Leonard married Amy Gant, their daughter SarahSaylors married Elijah Hickey. Migration from MD or PA to Pendleton, SC to NC then to WhiteCo., TN. Glad to share info.Janel Woodbury.

MISC. SAILORS DATAWASHINGTON COUNTY ILLINOIS MARRIAGES BOOK A (1833-1836)Abram Sailors ..........& .....Winzan Copeland .....~ ~ ~ ~ ~http://www.iltrails.org/washington/records/marr_a.html

Children of ABRAM SAILORS and CATHERINE SEYLERIA are:2......i......MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1736; d. June 08, 1824, South Carolina......ii......PHILIP SAILORS, b. Abt. 1738.

Notes for PHILIP SAILORS:dear jane, i came across the article on john sailors on the lincoln co. message board. i'm veryintrested in aquiring as much data on both the sailor and hackleman families that were in lincolnco.n.c. i'm decended from the earwood /yearwood families that lived next to both in lincoln co.one john yearwood of rutherford co. tn. stated in 1839 that he had known phillip sailors dec.[7-4-1818]since 1775 both in lincoln co. n.c. and in ruth. co. tn. phillips wife was mary ann, lastname unknown. i'd like to know where the sailors were from maybe my yearwoods were from thesame place.any information will be appreciated, also phillip and john yearwood served togetherin the rev.war in 1781. james smith antiochspeedway at msn.com

http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=7&q=http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/lotsofnames/ncpetition.html&e=7689The Names Of Petitioners of Lincoln Co NC19 Oct 1779

If this is your first encounter with the records of NC please be aware that the clerks spellednames in any and all ways, even within the same document. You will not be able to use the "find"key in these abstracts. You need to look at each name.The original list is found in NC Legislature Papers, Box #27, Folder 19 Oct 1779, NC Archives. Iabstracted this data in 1982. I later found the data listed in:"Burke County, North Carolina Land Records 1779-1790 and Important Miscellaneous Records1777-1800, Volume II." Edith Warren Huggins and published 1981. Mrs. Huggins' four-volumeseries of Burke Co. are still available from Southern Historical Press Inc., P.O. Box 738, Easley,South Carolina 19641-0738.(Katherine Sullivan sully at vnet.net was kind enough to furnish the following information) Thefirst known petition was dated 25 December 1778 and presented to the General Assembly on 23January 1779 (the one you have listed). There were three others: two dated 9 [or possibly 19]October 1779, and one dated 1782.On 4 May 1782 the General Assembly approved the annexation of a portion of Burke Co. toLincoln Co. A further annexation of part of Burke Co. to Lincoln Co. occurred in 1784. The areaannexed in 1784 was the same area that in December 1842 became the new county of CatawbaCo.The original petitions are available at North Carolina Archives filed under the category of"General Assembly Sessions Records." To see the original petitions, email the NC Archives atarchives@ncsl.dcr.state.nc.us.A part of Burke County was annexed to Lincoln Co, NC. The act of 1783 was amended in 1818... from the three cornered Island in the Catawba River to the bent of Little River in James Fox'sland .. agreeable to the act of 1793 to have a portion of Burke county annexed to Lincoln county1779 ....Signatures on the petition are as follows: (they are not in alpha order, but in the order they appearon the original petition).Robert BlackburnWm CumberlandDanl McKesickWm (x) KennerJames MartinMiekl (x) HackelmanJohn (x) LindesJohn Guice (?)Wm GantReuben (x) GuttryJacob (x) HecklemanJohn (x) BumgarnerAndres ChrislarJohn (x) KeenerMichal (x) MillerIsaac (x) Lollar, SrIsaac Lollar JrJacob LollarThomas Lollar

Thomas WelshPhilip (x) SalarJohn WillsonFras. McCorkelDavid McHorerPetter (x) LinbargerMichael (x) HoukNiclass (x) HellemonJames FlemingZachriah SaylersPettor (x) Saylor (Sayler?)Iseah SaylersMartain (x) SaylerWm TuperWm BrisonSamuel BrisonJoseph CrankletonJames HenryStephen GasknJohn HawkinsAdam PerkinsVincent .....Richd FlemingDavid HodsonCornalous ClarkRobt BarklayJohn CronkeltonJoseph Cronkleton JrSamuel ThompsonSamuel FisherJames B .....Thomas ClarkJohn ThompsonHernry ThompsonAlexander ThompsonRobert McCusickWm ThompsonRuben SimpsonThomas DuncanElijah SherrillJames LittenJohn RobinsonJacob PaintarJohn SallingJohn Paintor

Archebel HamiltonJames WhiteNathan (x) GoinsWm Hanby (?)Samuel HollandsworthMoses SherrillJames ClarkWm ClarkWm SimpsonJames HoldsclawJacob SherrillWm SherrillAdam SherrillJoshua SherrillThomas OrsbornJacob OrsbornJohn McCailJames RankinWm AllexanderJohn AlexanderJames AllexanderWm LoydJohn LoydJacob GabrilJohn (x) HorsebergerJohn BorlandDavd RobinsonCanl McKesickJoseph JonsJacop FradrickGraff .. YortyHenry HollmonFredricke HoselbergerJacob Sids (Sides?)Conrate MengmensPeter ...John ShuferdJohn Shufred (two different signatures - Sr, Jr ??)John MollDaniel SuferdDavid ShuferdJohn ShuferdDavd RobinsonPhilip WhitenerJoseph Smith

Isaac Vanhorn........ SummeyMartin ColterThos. WasdinJohn Martin ShuferdPhilip BostinWm CumberlandHenry GroseIsaac WilliamJohn (x) HorseWm DossonRichd WestJb WeaverWm (x) KinerW Bernhard (x) SchaeiserHenry SumrowMichael SumrowMichael Grindstaff.....iii......ABRAM SAILORS JR., b. Abt. 1743.3......iv......LEONARD SAILORS, b. Abt. 1748; d. Anderson, Pendleton, South Carolina.4......v......DANIEL SAILORS, b. Abt. 1753, Maryland.5......vi......JOHN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1756, Maryland; d. April 03, 1833, Lincoln County, NorthCarolina.

Generation No. 22. MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS (ABRAM) was born Abt. 1736, and died June 08, 1824 inSouth Carolina. She married MICHAEL HECKLEMAN March 1750/51. He was born Abt. 1720in Germany, and died Abt. 1808 in Abbeville Co., South Carolina.

Notes for MICHAEL HECKLEMAN:A Wabash County, IN, history article on Elijah Hackleman says the name means "little hookman," from the German "hakel," or "little hook."

According to descendant Elijah, Michael Hechleman emigrated to America at age 17 fromGermany and was bound to a Maryland or Pennsylvania farmer for 3 years to cover the cost ofhis passage. Eventually he cleared 60 acres of land and squared his account, and married MarySailors in March, 1751.

One source says Michael and his brothers Abraham and Leonard landed at the Port of NewOrleans.

Others quote Rupp, p. 198, and Strassberger, p. 399, who have a Michael Hackleman emigratingfrom the Wirtemberg, Alsace, and Zeibrucken area and landing Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1749 toPhiladelphia on the ship CHRISTIAN, captained by Thomas Brady, from Rotterdam to Cowes,

England.

From Elijah Hackleman's Diary (with his spelling corrected):"Michael Hackleman was born in Germany about the year 1720. The precise time cannot now beascertained. He emigrated to American in the 17th year of his age and was bound to a Marylandor Pennsylvania farmer for three years to pay his passage. He finally cleared 26 acres of land andsquared the account. He married Mary Sailors in March 1751 and settled on the SusquehannaRiver near the lines between the states of Pennsylvania and Maryland. He was quite illiterate asregards an English Education, could hardly speak the English language so as to be understood.He died some time in the year 1808 in Abbeville District, South Carolina.

Note: Michael Hackleman was born probably in Nassau County, Germany, about 25 miles NorthWest of Frankfort on the River Main and probably East of Koblenz on the Rhine. Some of myGerman neighbors say that there are some Haglomers still living there."

One Indiana county history says 3 brothers sailed from Germany to Mississippi and one, Jacob,with his wife Mary, moved to South Carolina. Michael did have two sons who ended up in theLowndes County, Mississippi area.

Michael and wife Mary settled on the Susquehanna River near the line between Maryland andPennsylvania. He spoke barely understandable English.

"Records of the Williams Township Congregation Churchbook at the Augsburg Confession inSancon at Phillip Schlauch's, not far from the Big Lehigh and forks of the Delaware," inPENNSYLVANIA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS, Vol. II, Baltimore: GenealogicalPublishing Co. Inc. (1983) has the baptism of Johann Conrad and of Margaretha CatharinaHechelman, daughter of Michel and wife Elisabetha, born Nov. 25, 1753, baptized January 26,1754, sp. Johannes Michel Lutz and wife Margaretha.

His name appears on a Burke County, South Carolina petition to have parts of Burke and Rowanformed into a new county, Lincoln. By October, 1770, he appears in Lincoln County, NorthCarolina deeds with wife "Elizabeth."

He had 60 acres and 9 slaves in 96th District, Abbeville, South Carolina in the 1787 tax lists.

Edith W. Huggins, BURKE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA LAND RECORDS, vol. II (1981)has:#1705, p. 565 Michael Hackellman, 300 acres both sides Leopards Creek joining Brysons andJohn Bumgarners including his own improvements for complement. Entered 26 July 1779.

Brent Holcomb, TRYON-LINCOLN DEEDS, vol. I (1977) has:p. 590-1 Oct. 1770Michael Heckelman and wife Elizabeth of Tryon Co. to Saml. Martin of same for L10 land onboth sides of Anderson Mountain Creek granted to sd. Heckelman 22 December 1768 adj.Sailors line. Wit: Isaac LeClare, Henry Lollar. (Heckelman signed with X's.)

p. 698-9 4 Oct 1784.....Michael Heckelman & wf. Elizabeth of Lincoln Co. to Valentine Little ofsame, for L140, land on both sides Leopard Creek adj. Thompson granted to sd. Heckelman 300A 22 December 1768. (He signs with an M, she with a +)

1787 in census for Abbeville District, SC

Estate managed by Conrad & George Hackleman.

Climbing around on ladders in the County Recorders office in Abbeville several years, a cousinfound original "Receipts and Expenditures of the Estate of Michael Hackleman." (The Will,assuming there was one, was lost when part of the Courthouse burned years ago.) One sheetlisted on the payments from people who owed the estate: Cash from John Roberts $12.00, FromBenjamin Ball $12.25, etc. showed 2 slaves (Lydia and Esther) valued at $475.00. There are acouple of interesting items on the disbursement side: To Reuben Brock for 3 gal, 1 quart, 1 pintof Brandy for the sale $3.37. To Archibald Reid, Whiskey for the sale $2.00. (A proven way toget the bids flowing.)

Children of MARY SAILORS and MICHAEL HECKLEMAN are:.....i......LYDIA HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1754, Maryland; d. Abt. 1769.6......ii......JOHAN JACOB HACKLEMAN, b. July 16, 1752, Springfield Twp., Bucks County,Pennsylvania; d. January 16, 1829, Rush County, Indiana......iii......MARGARETHA CATHARINA HACKLEMAN, b. November 25, 1753, BucksCounty, Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARGARETHA CATHARINA HACKLEMAN:"Records of the Williams Township Congregation Churchbook at the Augsburg Confession inSancon at Phillip Schlauch's, not far from the Big Lehigh and forks of the Delaware," inPENNSYLVANIA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS, Vol. II, Baltimore: GenealogicalPublishing Co. Inc. (1983) has the baptism of Johann Conrad and of Margaretha CatharinaHechelman, daughter of Michel and wife Elisabetha, born Nov. 25, 1753, baptized January 26,1754, sp. Johannes Michel Lutz and wife Margaretha......iv......JOHANN CONRAD HACKLEMAN, b. April 27, 1758; d. Abt. 1833, Columbus,Lowndes County, Mississippi.

Notes for JOHANN CONRAD HACKLEMAN:"Records of the Williams Township Congregation Churchbook at the Augsburg Confession inSancon at Phillip Schlauch's, not far from the Big Lehigh and forks of the Delaware," inPENNSYLVANIA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS, Vol. II, Baltimore: GenealogicalPublishing Co. Inc. (1983) has the baptism of Johann Conrad and of Margaretha CatharinaHechelman, daughter of Michel and wife Elisabetha, born Nov. 25, 1753, baptized January 26,1754, sp. Johannes Michel Lutz and wife Margaretha.

Conrad’s godparents were Johann Conrad Dankel and his wife Catharina.

He never married. In an early time, probably 1810, he journeyed tothe state of Mississippi, and

died there about 1833 or 1834.7......v......GEORGE E. HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1770, Maryland; d. 1844, Columbus, LowndesCounty, Mississippi......vi......JOHN HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1772; d. Abt. 1784, Iredell County, North Carolina. Johndrowned in the south fork of the Yadkin River, chasing the thief who stole two of his father'shorses. At the ford was a shooting match, with most participants too drunk to warn him thatrecent rains flooded the river. He and a friend plunged in, and John alone drowned, 10 miles NEof Slatesville Court House, Iredell County, North Carolina

3. LEONARD SAILORS (ABRAM) was born Abt. 1748, and died in Anderson, Pendleton,South Carolina. He married MARY ?.

Notes for LEONARD SAILORS:The North Carolina Booklet, Vol. IXThe History of Lincoln CountyBy Alfred NixonAt July Term, 1770, "Thomas Camel came into court and proved that the lower part of his earwas bit off in a fight with Steven Jones, and was not taken off by sentence of law; certified bywhom it may concern." At a later term, "James Kelly comes into open Court of his own free willand in the presence of said court did acknowledge that in a quarrel between him and a certainLeonard Sailor on the evening of the 2nd day of June, 1773, he did bite off the upper part of theleft ear of him, the said Leonard Sailor, who prays that the same be recorded in the minutes of thesaid court." This confession gave James Kelly such standing in the esteem of his Majesty'sJustices that at the same term it was ordered by the Court that James Kelly serve as constable inthe room of George Trout and that he swear in before Thomas Espy, Esq." From the court entriesbiting off ears was a popular way of fighting, but whole ears were at least an outward sign ofhonesty.

Posted by: Robin Saylor Davis Date: August 01, 1999 at 04:53:32In Reply to: Re: Abraham Saylors> Switzerland by Janel Woodbury of 115Janel, My William Alexander was born 1852 in White Co. TN. He was believed to be don ofJesse Saylors. Jesse parents were Frederick "Fed" Saylors married to Elisabeth Cameron. Fedwas son of Leonrad SaylorsJr. and Amy Gant. Leonard son of Leonard Sr. Saylors and Mary ???.Leonrad Saylors son of Abraham Sayler and Catharina Seylerin. Ginger told to also to link upwith you she says you have lots of info!!! Please email me I still have not been able to emailyou!! Thanks!!

The history below disagrees with the descendants I’ve outlined for Leonard in this version of theSailors history (and unknown to me, my FTM’s memory gave out before the entire history wasrecorded…):

The Saylors of Saylors Crossroads Anderson S. C.Posted by: Jackie Story Shaw Date: February 05, 2002 at 15:05:27The Saylors of Saylors Crossroads, Anderson County, South Carolina

...I received this family history several weeks ago and I have reviewed this information, seen thedocumentation concerning the wills and testate papers. Also this information is combined fromthe history written by Albert Bruce Pruitt in 1976, the history of the Ashley Family written in1986, also the research of Cheryl Ann Lowe. I have been to the Mt. Bethel Cemetery andpersonally seen the graves of the family members who are buried there....There is so much family information here and I wanted to share with others who may beresearching. Maybe this will give others a starting place. I have much more concerning thefamilies of William Jasper Sr. and William Jasper Jr. and their families. If anyone hasinformation concerning these families I would love to hear form you.GENERATION NUMBER ONETHE FAMILY OF LEONARD SAYLORS SR AND MARYLeonard and Mary were both born before 1755 according to census records. Albert Bruce Pruittwrote a history of this family and their descendants in 1976 and said it was unclear whereLeonard or Mary may have been born or who their parents were. However today there seems tobe a lot of new documentation that Leonard and Mary lived and owned land in North Carolinabefore moving to South Carolina....Census records indicate Leonard appeared in Pendleton District South Carolina as early as1790. Aside from census records and maybe some land records, according to the author of thishistory, the only South Carolina records of the couple is Leonard’s will dated October 14, 1811and probated on October 29, 1811. The will was filed in a part of Old Pendleton District, whichlater became part of Anderson County....The Estate of Leonard Saylor, Anderson County, Estates Roll 610, South Carolina Archives:Leonard started his will with his name I Leonard Saylor Senior. Leonard signed the will "L S."After bequeathing his soul to his maker and body to dust, Leonard gave most of his belongings tohis wife, Mary. She received a bay filly branded on the right shoulder with a single S; two cowsand calves; all cooking and table furniture; all beds and furniture; loom and it’s furniture; houseand land as long as she remains his widow; sufficient meat and bread for 1 year. Son George’schildren 3 dollars each; daughter Margaret, and daughter Eve, son Abraham and son Leonard wasgiven an equal share of the remaining estate after debts were paid....The personal property of the estate, which was not designated in the will of Leonard’s, weresold on the Second Day of November 1811. Notable among these possessions were Thomas andPriscilla two Negro slaves appraised at one hundred dollars for the pair. Eve Faith, Leonard’sdaughter, bought both of them at a price of one hundred and twenty-two dollars from the estatesale. Also there were four books written in DUTCH, appraised at one dollar each which Abrahampurchased. All the children purchased different items from the estate sale.THE CHILDREN OR LEONARD SAYLOR SR. AND MARY1. George Saylors2. Margaret Saylors3. Eve Saylors married James Faith4. Abraham Saylors5. Leonard Saylors Jr. was born 1786 died May 14, 1856 married Sarah Johnson born Feburary 7,1793 died August 16-1881. Leonard Saylors Jr. and his descendants are buried in Mt. BethelChurch Cemetery near Saylors Cross Roads located about 12 miles south of the town ofAnderson on Abbeville Highway. The location of this land is near the Abbeville county line.

THE WILL OF LEONARD SAYLOR 1811Source of document Estate of Leonard Saylor, Anderson Co. Estates Roll 610, SC ArchivesIn the name of God I Leonard Saylor Senior of the State of South Carolina of Pendleton District,hereby make my last will as follows; that is first, my soul to God and my body to the dust.Secondly I give to my wife Mary my bay filly, three years old branded on the right shoulder witha single S. I also allow her two cows and calves, also all my cooking and table furniture, all mybed and furniture, my loom and all it furniture. I also allow her my house and land as long as sheremains my widow. I allow her sufficient meat and bread for one year after my death. Secondly, Iallow to my son George’s children, three dollars each. In the next place, I allow my daughterMargaret, my daughter Eva, my son Abraham, and my son Leonard to have an equal of theremainder of my estate, real and personal after paying of my just debts.Lastly I allow Samuel Black Esquire to execute this my will. In witness where of I have placedmy hand this the fourteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundredand eleven, on the thirty-six year of American Independence.hisLeonard L S Saylormark

Witness present and signed the will with their mark were Pivmenis Davis and John Davis

WILL WAS PROBATED OCTOBER 29, 1811South Carolina Pendleton District by John Harris Esquire Ordinary of Pendleton District.Personally appears before me, John Davis and being dully sworn on the Holy Evangelist of theAlmighty God, make oath that day he saw Leonard Saylor sign, seal, publicly pronounce, anddeclare the within to contain his last will and testament that the Leonard Saylor was then ofsound mind, memory, and understanding to the best of the deponents knowledge and belief. Andthat he John Davis did sign his name as a witness at the request of the deceased at the same time.John Harris did appoint Samuel Black as the executor on the 29th day of October 1811. JohnHarris signed the document as Esquire Ordinary of Pendleton District.

GENERATION NUMBER TWOTHE FAMILY OF LEONARD SAYLORS JR. AND SARA JOHNSONLeonard Saylors Jr. was born 1786 in North Carolina according to information he gave thecensus taker in 1850. Leonard’s parents were Leonard Saylors Sr. and Mary (Maiden name isunknown). Leonard may have moved with his parents to South Carolina as early as 1790.Leonard died May 14, 1856, 70 years old and a consistent member of the Baptist faith as statedon his tombstone. Leonard Saylors is buried in Mt. Bethel Church Cemetery along with his wifeSara Johnson Saylors born February 7, 1793 and died August 16, 1881, age 88 years 6 monthsand 9 days. Sara was a consistent member of the Baptist faith as stated on her tombstone. Thereare two tombstone located at Mt. Bethel with the above information inscribed in the stone locatedwith some of their children and grandchildren who were buried in the Cemetery. Lenard is howhis name is spelled on his tombstone. However, on all the testate papers filed in AndersonDistrict, South Carolina his name is spelled Leonard. The tombstone cutter must have made amistake with the spelling. Below are picture of the tombstones. Leonard married Sarah Johnsonsometime in the period 1810-1814, judging from the ages of their children. Sarah’s parents were

born in Virginia and moved to South Carolina where Sara was born. Leonard and Sarah had fourdaughters and five sons.

THE CHILDREN OF LEONARD AND SARAH SAYLORS1. Nimrod Saylors born about 1815 (lived out of the state of South Carolina in 1856, according totestate papers and his wife, if he had one was never listed on any of the documents.2. Nancy Saylors born about 1817 and married William Thomas Shaw3. John B. Saylors born Feburary 20, 1820 and died January 25, 1867, and wife, Sarah she wasborn June 11, 1821 and died June 30, 1895 (Tombstone Mt. Bethel).4. Leonard Pickney Saylors born 1821 and died 1836 (death recorded in Mount Bethel History,states he was 15 years old at death.)5. Elizabeth Saylors born October 26, 1826 and died August 10, 1906. She married John Dove(They lived out of the state of South Carolina in 1856, according to testate papers in1856)6. Anna Saylors born May 1829 and married Nicholas Callaham born May 1832 and died 1911.7. Sarah Saylors about 1831and married George Dove (lived out of the state of SouthCarolina according to testate papers in 1856)8. David Washington Saylors born December 17, 1831 and died July 18, 1865 (tombstone Mt.Bethel) wife Caroline M born 1827 who died November 3, 1905 age 78 (Tombstone Mt. Bethelfor both David W and Caroline)9. William Jasper Saylors Sr. He married Lucinda Ashley the year his father died 1856. Williamwas born July 7, 1838 and died April 10, 1919. Lucinda was born January 24, 1835 and diedNovember 10, 1919.Source: The testate papers filed in Anderson, South Carolina concerning the Estate of LeonardSaylors Jr.; South Carolina Archives, Anderson County, Estates Roll 1475. Also the tombstonesin Mt. Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Route 1, Belton, South Carolina, 29627.

THE CIVIL WARThree of Leonard Saylors Jr. sons were in the civil war.1. David Washington Saylors private Company A 12th Regiment South Carolina Infantry;enlisted May 14, 1862, captured April 3, 1865 at Amelia Court House, released June 6, 1865 atPoint Lookout, Maryland.2. John B Saylors Private Company L Orr’s Rifles South Carolina Infantry, Captain John BMoore’s Company; enlisted July 20, 1861 for one year; private Company C 1st South CarolinaState Troops on roll August first – December 1863.3. William Jasper Saylors his record can be seen in the next chapter.

THEIR CHURCHMount Bethel Baptist Church was constituted on Saturday, February 13, 1836, and the family ofLeonard Saylors Jr. lived nearby and was members of the new church. The church started outwith a total membership of 35. The first burial at Mt. Bethel Cemetery was Leonard PickneySaylors, the son of Leonard Saylors and Sara. During the churches first year children wereplaying on the church grounds located next to the school and Leonard Pickney Saylors who was15 years of age developed a nose bleed and he bleed to death that day and was buried in thechurch cemetery.

Source: Mount Bethel Baptist Church History1836 – 1982.

FARMING WAS THEIR WAY OF LIFELeonard’s farm in the 1850 agriculture census. There were 80 acres of improved land, 100 acresunimproved with land value of $750 and $150 in implements. There were two horses, threecows, six cattle, five sheep, and 30 swine, with live stock value of $180. Fifty pounds ofpotatoes, three bales cotton, six bushels beans, eighty bushels sweet potatoes, one hundred fourpounds of butter, twelve pounds of honey, $30 home manufacture, and $40 in slaughteredanimals.

LEONARD SAYLORS DIES WITH NO WILLLeonard Saylors Jr. left no will. On July 14, 1856 Herbert Hammond, Esquire Ordinary ofAnderson District, appointed as administrators of the estate three of Leonard Saylors sons JohnB. Saylors, William J. Saylors, and David W. Saylors....John B. Saylors (son of Leonard, the deceased) supplied a letter on July 14, 1856 to HerbertHammond Ordinary of Anderson District requesting the estate of Leonard Saylors Jr. be sold ordivided. Leonard’s estate consisted of 183 acres more or less, on the waters of Bear Creekbounded by Col. James Robinson, James Drake and others. This land was located in the MartinTownship of Anderson County, which is near the Mt. Bethel Church Community. The land wasappraised at $1000.00. In his letter to the court John B. Saylors list those who are entitled toreceive their distributive share first Sarah Saylors, widow of the deceased, Nimrod Saylors, JohnDove and his wife, Elizabeth Dove, George W. Dove and his wife, Sarah Dove. John B. Saylors,William T. Shaw and his wife, Nancy Shaw, Nicholas Callaham and his wife Anna Callaham.David W. Saylors, and William J. Saylors. The three first named live beyond the limits of thisstate and the remaining five reside in Anderson District.Sara (his widow) received what was known as lot number one, containing 84 acres appraised at$376.00. The remainder known as lot number two, containing 154 acres was appraised at$752.00 and the three sons recommended the land to be sold at Anderson Court House on acredit of 12 months. Lot number 2 was bid off by John B. Armstrong, for David W. Saylors andWilliam J. Saylors at $600.00 with that being the highest bid, on Dec. 5, 1856....The appraisers appointed to appraise his property were James Drake, Enock H. Drake, andJames Robinson. His land was appraised for $1000.00 His personal property was appraised andsold at the deceased home on October 15th 1856. The family members bought many of the itemsfrom his home and farm. Below is a list of some of the items and who purchased them.Two beds and furniture @ 12.00 Purchased by widow SaylorsLot of bed cloths @ 12.00 purchased by widow SaylorsOne chest and cover @2.50 Purchased by Widow SaylorsOne Spinning Wheel and lot of chairs @2.50 Purchased by widow SaylorsLot of Jars and Jugs @2.50 Purchased by Isaac SaddlerCupboard and contents @2.50; Purchased by widow SaylorsLot of books and looking glass @2.00 Purchased by widow SaylorsTable and water vessels @1.50 Purchased by widow SaylorsRifle gun @7.00 Purchased by John B. Saylors2 saddlers @ 6.00 Purchased by Wm. T. ShawLot of flour @ 3.50 Purchased by Widow Saylors

Mattock @ 3.35 Wm. J. SaylorsLot of hoes and sundries @ 1.00 Purchased by Wm. J. SaylorsRoad wagon @20.00 Purchased by Edward AshelyLot of Hogs @ 25.00 Purchased by Wm. J. Saylors2 Sheep @2.00 Purchased by Wm. J. SaylorsWash pot @ 2.00 Purchased by Widow SaylorsOne Sorrel horse @ 50.00 Purchased by Wm. T. Shaw3 heard of cattle @16.00 Purchased by Wm. J. SaylorsCoffee mill @ 00.20 Purchased by Widow Saylors....After Leonard Saylors Jr. died in 1856 Sarah survived until August 16, 1881 spending most ofher time with her children and their families in the Mt. Bethel community. William Jasper theiryoungest son married Lucinda Ashley the same year that Leonard died and most probably theylived in the home with Sarah.

GENERATION NUMBER THREE THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM JASPER AND LUCINDAASHLEY SAYLORSWilliam was born July 7, 1834 the youngest of nine children and the forth son of LeonardSaylors Jr. and Sarah Johnson Saylors. In 1850 William is listed in the census as attending schoolduring the previous year....William, who was 22 years old, married Lucinda C. Ashley in 1856. The same year his fatherLeonard died. Lucinda, 21 years old, was the daughter of Edward Ashley and Elizabeth Able.The picture is of William and Lucinda made around 1910....Lucinda was born on January 24, 1835. Her family, the Ashley’s lived in the same area that theSailors lived and both families attended Mount Bethel Baptist Church. Shortly after the birth oftheir third child, the Civil War arrived and William was going to enlist. At the insistence of hiswife, the new baby was named William Jasper Junior.

THE CIVIL WAR YEARSThe great struggle came as a thunderbolt from the storm that had been brewing for some time. Itwas neither welcomed nor expected but the people of the South responded to the call to armswith earnestness and decision. It was South Carolina who took the initiative. The Confederacywas formed February 8,1861. The Confederates troops aimed their guns at Fort Sumter in SouthCarolina and fired the first shot that began the Civil War on an April morning in 1861...Never has such patriotism and such zeal to help been shown of the South. They wiped all tearsaway and started to work. The women of Mount Bethel Community, just like all the otherwomen in communities all across the South, they forgot their fears and anxiety and began tomake comfortable outfits for their sons and husbands. Everything was made by hand. Womenwere busy with their needles, men with their rifles, both preparing for a great and common cause.Young men, as much as they disliked leaving loved ones at home, were thrilled with the warspirit and longed to reach Columbia where companies and regiments were formed...William enlisted at the Anderson Court House, December 28, 1861. Then he was transferred toColumbia. William was placed in Company A of the 12th Regiment South Carolina Volunteersalong with many of his neighbors and kinfolk from the Mount Bethel community...This regiment was first sent to defend Charleston Harbor, which seemed almost mandatory forSouth Carolina troops. In the spring of 1862, the regiment was sent to Richmond as a part of

Gregg’s Brigade so named for their commander General Maxcy Gregg. This brigade participatedin all the battles of the Army of Northern Virginia until the surrender. The brigade is mostnotable mentioned for service during the first day of the Second Manassas, where about 50% ofthe men were killed or wounded, and during the first day of Gettysburg. General Gregg wasunintentionally killed, by his own troops, at Fredricksburg. The regiment was then commandedby General Pender until Gettysburg, at which time the boys on the other side of the line woundedGeneral Pender. After Gettysburg, General Samuel McGowan commanded the regiment.Through all these battles, William Saylors’ record is very scarce. There is one mention that heserved as guard for horses of Hampton’s Leigon during Gettysburg, along with other of hisregiment. Then William was captured about a week before the surrender. This happened at theBattle of Five Forks southwest of Petersburg. The generals in command were off having friedchicken, and most of the 12th Regiment was captured. William was sent to Hart’s Island in theHarbor of New York City. He was finally released in June 1865, about two months after thesurrender....During the war, in August 1862, William received a furlough to visit home. During his visit,his only daughter Sarah became sick with Dyptheria. Sarah died August 20, 1862 and Williamhad to return to the war immediately after the funeral. Little Sallie, as Sarah was called, wasburied in the Mount Bethel Cemetery near the graves of her Sailors grandparents because thiswas the only site available on such short notice. Because he was on furlough at this time, Williammost probably missed the Second Battle of Manassas where so many of his regiment and brigadewere killed or wounded....Meanwhile back home in the Mount Bethel Community, families were struggling just as theywere all across the south. Most families had farms to maintain and with no men folk around tohelp. The women and small children had to take on the responsibilities of running the farm,tending to the farm animals and equipment, working the fields to prepare for crops, andpreserving food. As you can see feeding the family became a daily struggle. Also, soon after thewar had began all the seaports of the Southern States were blockaded. Everything went upenormously in price and what little dry goods and groceries that were available soon sold. Therewas a great scarcity in cloth and sewing notions, like needles and buttons, grain, sugar, coffee,tea, salt, soda, castor oil, paper and envelops. Then commenced the lesson of thrift, make shiftand invention that developed so wonderfully during the struggle. Most families wore the samecloths for four years, thread bare and patched many times also they used thorns from the wildlemon bush for pins and buttons had to be made out of persimmon seeds; Grain had to be raisedand ground into flour; people substituted parched wheat and rye for coffee; sweet potatoes, cutinto tiny squares and dried in the sun were used for sugar; dried leaves of blackberry, sassafrasroots, spice wood, and other herbs were used for tea; to have salt Lucinda like all of herneighbors would dig up the ground in the smokehouse, where the salt had dripped from the meat,which hung above. The dirt was put into a hopper and dipped down into a vessel then boiled,getting the sediment, which was a brown salt. Soda, too, was scarce; it had to be made by burningcloth using one-half pint of castor oil. Castor Oil also was scarce and was kept in a secret hidingplace. Letters were written on any kind of paper they were able to get and envelops were madeout of wall paper or any paper blank on one side. Ink was made of oak balls or walnut juice...Then came a time when few things could be bought with Confederate money and every onebartered with everyone else. It is said that one woman swapped 30 yards of home spun cloth forone- half-pint of castor oil.

..News from the army was precious and when anyone in the community received a letter from asoldier it would be sent around to all the neighbors and read so that every one might keep up withthe operation of the army....Mount Bethel Baptist Church was a source of hope and faith for the small community duringthe struggles, the adversity, and the sorrow that invaded the life of it members during thesedifficult times that were consequences brought about from this war....Lucinda, like all the other wives, lit their homes with tallow, wax candles and even pine knotsduring the late evening, as the family read from their Bible and prayed to God to bring their lovedones home safely....Lucinda’s children were just babies and she had to depend on her sisters, Millie AshleyMurdock, Lize Ashley, and Sarah Jane Ashley Mitchell to help out and occasionally they wouldgive her food. William’s family lived nearby also, and they helped as they could. Just providingfor the needs of your own family was almost all anyone could do during these difficult times....The War ended on April 9, 1865. William was released from prison about two months later andhe walked home with two of his friends. William also had a Springfield rifle he was bringinghome. When the three were a little way north of Anderson, William announced he would have tosit down and rest a while. The other two men were younger and eager to get home being so closeand they left William sitting. In a little while William caught up with them, before they got home.William’s family was worried that he might have been killed, since there was little word aboutthe people who had been captured and the people from Lee’s and Johnston’s Armies had alreadysurrendered and most were home. The family saw William coming down the road and ran towelcome him home. But he stopped them and yelled that he had lice. He told them to put out awash pot and some clean clothes by the barn for him to use. After he washed and dressed, theyburned his uniform that Lucinda had made before the war, because it was infested with lice....While William was in the war he developed a childhood disease called the Mumps. Forchildren the disease is uncomplicated with about a week of recovery. However, for an adult malethe Mumps can be a serious illness, leaving the adult male sterile, unable to father children.William and Lucinda only had the three children even though they tried to have more childrenafter he returned from the war.

HOW SAILORS CROSS ROADS CAME TO BE THEIR Home...William bought the first part of the land at Saylors Crossroads, the intersection of S C highway185 and 284, in the following way. The land was for sale at an auction. Another man outbidWilliam. The man later met William and remarked, “You really wanted that land.” He then madea deal to trade the land to William for $400.00 and a shotgun, which William had, and the manadmired. The deal was made and William owned the first part of his land. This part later went tohis younger son William J. Saylors, Jr. William later bought the adjacent land across the roadwith the understanding that his two sons would share equally in paying for that land. This secondplot was later given to William’s older son John Thomas Saylors.

THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM AND LUCINDA SAYLORS...The old house is the Saylors home place located at Saylors Cross Roads in the Mount BethelCommunity. Which was the site of numerous Family Reunions over the years. William built theirhome at Saylors Crossroads. He started with one room then built additions, as more room wasneeded. In the beginning the kitchen was separate with a dirt floor. William and Lucinda began

with a small family of two boys; little Sallie died as a young child. However, as you can see thefamily soon multiplied producing twenty-three grandchildren. Many of the grandchildren livednearby and always filled their home with laughter and childhood amusement. They referred toWilliam as “Pap” and Lucinda as “Mam”. The photo above was their family; Pap and Mam are inthe center and he has a long white beard. John Thomas and his family are on the left side andWilliam Jasper Jr. and his family are on the right side. This photo was taken at the home ofWilliam Jasper Jr. around 1910-1911. Cheryl Ann Lowe Haguewood, the daughter of WayneClark Lowe graciously shared this print. The original picture belonged to Marvin Lowe, thefourth child of Bessie Saylors.

FARMING WAS THEIR WAY OF LIFE..William was a farmer and his farm was listed as following in the agriculture census forAnderson, South Carolina. 1860 William had zero acres; perhaps he used some of the acres of hisbrother David Washington Saylors. There was $75. in implements, one horse, two cows, threecattle, 7 swine, with livestock value of $50. Production was seventy- five bushels corn, one balecotton, twenty bushels beans, fifty pounds of butter, one ton hay, $10. Home manufacture, and$40 in slaughter....By 1870, William’s farm had progressed all the way to ten whole acres improved land withvalue of $200 and $5 in implements. There were one horse, one cow, two cattle, four Sheep, twoswine, with livestock value $114. Production fifty-two pounds of butter, $25 home manufacture,$25 in slaughter, with total value of $ 262...Then in 1880 William is listed with 40 acres improved land, implements, $10 in building repair,$45 spent for fertilizer, livestock value of $183, and production value $772. There were twomules, two cows, two cattle, one calf, four swine, and nine chickens. Production was fifty poundsbutter, fifty-two dozen eggs, and fourteen acres corn yielding one-hundred-fifty bushels, twoacres cotton yielding ten bales, twenty bushels peas, twenty-five bushels sweet potatoes, andfifteen cords of wood sold for $22....William died April 10, 1912 and was buried in Mt. Bethel Cemetery. He was 78 years old andhad lived about 35 years longer than his brother JB. He lived in the same area all of his adult life....Lucinda lived long enough to receive a pension for her husband’s service in the Civil War. Shereceived twenty-nine dollars in 1916, thirty dollars in 1917, and thirty-two dollars in 1919 orninety-one total for the final three years of her life. Lucinda died on November 10, 1919, and wasburied beside her husband in Mt. Bethel Cemetery.

MT BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH RECORDSThe Saylors families were members of Mount Bethel Baptist Church located less than a milefrom their home. The information below was recorded in the church minutes and later added to abook about the History of Mt Bethel...He was elected a deacon in May 1876. Deacon William J. Saylors Sr., who was a member ofMt. Bethel for 49 years and a deacon for 40 years, died in April of 1912, and resolutions ofrespect to his memory were drawn up in the church minutes.Source: Recorded on page 6 and 13 of the History of Mount Bethel Baptist Church 1836-1982

From the Church Minutes of Mount Bethel Baptist Church, recorded April of 1912.In Memory of William J Saylors Sr.

Deacon W J Saylors Sr. departed this life April 10th 1912 after an illness of several months inthe 78th year of his age he leaves an aged widow, two sons and a host of relatives and friendswho will miss him in his church and community.In 1855 about 57 years ago he was married to Miss Lucinda Ashley and together they have toiledand worshipped caring each others burdens and sharing each others joys and now she weepsalone waiting for the summons to call her home.In 1853, about 59 years ago Brother Saylors joined Mt Bethel Church and was baptized by thelate David Simmons of blessed memory. And in 1872 about 40 years ago was ordained as adeacon of the church which he has filled with satisfaction to the church as long as he lived, hiswas a sincere pure honorab

Children of LEONARD SAILORS and MARY ? are:8......i......GEORGE LEONARD SAILORS, b. 1778, Abbeville, Abbeville, South Carolina; d.Aft. 1850, White County, Tennessee......ii......MARGARET SAILORS......iii......EVE SAILORS......iv......ABRAHAM SAILORS.

4. DANIEL SAILORS (ABRAM) was born Abt. 1753 in Maryland. He married SALLEE ?.

Child of DANIEL SAILORS and SALLEE ? is:9......i......DANIEL PHILIP SAILORS, b. Abt. 1786, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.January 19, 1857, Tippah County, Mississippi.

5. JOHN SAILORS (ABRAM) was born Abt. 1756 in Maryland, and died April 03, 1833 inLincoln County, North Carolina. He married (1) FANNY OSBORN Abt. 1775 in LincolnCounty, North Carolina, daughter of THOMAS OSBORN and ELIZABETH SIMPSON. Shewas born February 02, 1759 in Baltimore County, Maryland, and died Abt. 1784 in AbbevilleDistrict, South Carolina. He married (2) ? GRUBBS Abt. 1785. She died January 03, 1826 inRush County, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN SAILORS:Elijah Hackleman's REMINISCENCES says:"At the commencement of the dispute of the Colonies and Great Brittain [sic], the neighborhoodin which Sailors lived from its remoteness from seaboard, and from the difficulty of obtainingnews, remained tranquil and peacible [sic] for a long time. Finally people began to take sides,and controversy sprang up. It was understood that there was to be a meeting of some kind at astore at the crossroads in the neighborhood. It was generally understood that there would bedifficulty at that time. Finally the day of the meeting arrived, and the whole surrounding country,by common consent, rushed together at the store at the crossroads, men, women, and children.Some came armed, others came merely through curiousity to see the crowd. Among the latterwas the subject of this sketch, having no idea as he afterwards related, that there would be anytrouble, and in crossing a cornfield on his way, he cut a cornstick cane, and carried it along withhim, supposing it would answer every purpose as a military weapon for him on that occasion.

But mark his astonishment, when he came in sight of the store. He saw squads of men riding inall directions, some dashing up the road, some rushing a cross the fields, and presently the sharpcrack of rifles from almost every fence corner before him, and also from the woods, and bushesjust across the little field, came the quick response.

Then John Sailor stood a moment in amazement at the scene before him, then flashed across hismind the appaling [sic] fact, that WAR had actually commenced in the Western PioneerSettlements of North Carolina. In this moment of consternation he cast his eye on the weapon inhis hand, A CORNSTOCK CANE.

There turning on his heel, fled from the scene of carnage, making his way home as fast aspossible, taking down his trusty rifle and putting it in order to defend his country.

Prior to this time, what cared the hardy Western Pioneer of North Carolina for the paltry tax on apound of tea? Why the whole country for miles around would not use a pound of tea in sixmonths.

True they occasionally feasted on tea, but it was made of spice brush or sassafras root.

This first contest for Liberty in the Pioneer Settlements of North Carolina has almost faded awayfrom the memory of man. It has always since been known as the "Battle of the Old Store" foughtby Whigs and Tories, friends and nieghbors [sic] of former years, and here for the first timemeeting each other as enemies on the field of Battle.

Here was laid the foundation for hard capacity for self defence that afterward showed itself onthe battlefield. Ramsour's Mill and King's Mountain, in both of which the subject of this sketchwas a participant...."

Abt 1775 to Lincoln Co. NC

October 19, 1779 signed petition to have Burke Co. NC annexed to Lincoln Co.

About 1784, to Abbeville, South Carolina; in 1786 owned South Carolina land. In 1787, in taxlist, had 60 acres for 96th District, South Carolina. They had three children in SC, moved toKentucky, then to Indiana.

In 1810, from Scott Co. KY to Franklin Co. IN

In 1822 settled in Rush County, Indiana

Living with son Conrad when he died. Buried on South bank of Little Flat Rock Creek; bur. SEqtr. of section 7, range 11, twp 13, 6 mi. SE of Rushville

A John Sahlor is on pg. 607 of PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES (Series 6, v. 16):John Sahlor.....1783.....2 horses, 1 cattle

However, this is most likely the John Sahler, son of Abraham, who married Ann Barlow. (LouisHasbrouch Sahler, THE GENEALOGY OF THE SAHLERS OF THE USA). That familyincluded Isaac, Abraham Jr., Elizabeth, Rachel, Catherine, and Daniel.

Children of JOHN SAILORS and FANNY OSBORN are:10......i......JACOB SAILORS, b. Abt. 1776, Bruke (now Cawtaba) County, North Carolina; d.November 29, 1836, Rush County, Indiana.11......ii......BENJAMIN SAILORS, b. 1780, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. Fort DesMoines, Polk County, Iowa.12......iii......THOMAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1780, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. November17, 1842, Wabash County, Indiana.13......iv......MICHAEL SAILORS, b. Abt. 1782, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. Abt.1838, Rush County, Indiana.14......v......CATHERINE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1783; d. Abt. 1850, Rush County, Indiana.15......vi......CONRAD SAILORS, b. Abt. 1776, Lincoln County, North Carolina; d. January 25,1846, America, Wabash, Indiana.

Child of JOHN SAILORS and ? GRUBBS is:16......vii......ELIZABETH SAILORS, b. October 07, 1786, South Carolina; d. April 18, 1848,Rush County, Indiana.

Generation No. 36. JOHAN JACOB HACKLEMAN (MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) was born July16, 1752 in Springfield Twp., Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died January 16, 1829 in RushCounty, Indiana. He met (1) MARY OSBORN September 23, 1773, daughter of THOMASOSBORN and ELIZABETH SIMPSON. She was born June 25, 1754 in Maryland, and died June08, 1824 in Rush County, Indiana. He married (2) MARY ANN ? October 10, 1824 in FayetteCounty, Indiana. She died November 27, 1824 in Rush County, Indiana. He married (3)REBECCA MCCARTHY November 09, 1826 in Rush County, Indiana. She died February 22,1845 in Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for JOHAN JACOB HACKLEMAN:EARLY GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS has one from Springfield Lutheran Church:Michael Heckelman, wf. Elisabetha: Johan Jacob born July 16, baptized Aug. 16, 1752. Sp. JohnJacob Hasel, son of Elias Hasel & Anna Maria Seiler, dau. of Peter Seiler.

in Revolution, wounded in right arm, hired John Gant to serve his time remaining

to west side of King's Mt., Lincoln Co., NC shortly after marriage

1784 in spring, moved to Abbeville District, SC for 18 years

Joined the Turkey Creek Baptist Church, Abbeville District, SC on 8 Sep 1786. Dismissed on 11Aug 1791 to organize the Hogskin Meeting House (later renamed Little River Meeting House.

This is located near the present town of Due West.

August 26, 1803 from KY, filed for land in Indiana survey

1804 in spring, moved to banks of Ohio River in Boone Co. KY, opposite North Bend, OH

Jacob, James, and John Hackleman signed a petition 1 Oct. 1805 as unable to meet their landcontracts due to crop failure. Petitioners lived in West Hamilton Co. Ohio, Dearborn andFranklin Co. IN. James Adair, Greenberry Lyons, and Moses Lyons also signed.

about 1806 to Whitewater, 3 mi. above Harrison, Indiana territory

1811 to Fayette Co., 2 mi. NW of Rush County, IN

10-22-1811, from Indiana Territory, filed for Indiana land

September 17, 1816, from Franklin County, IN, he filed again.

1821 in spring, to Rush County, IN, until his death

1829 left a will in Rush County in Book 1, page 60

Buried at Applegate Farm, six miles south of Rushville. Three wives are buried with him, in oldburying ground he donated, with round unpolished stone marker

Notes for MARY OSBORN: Buried in family plot on Jacob's farm with him.

Children of JOHAN HACKLEMAN and MARY OSBORN are:17......i......ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN, b. July 20, 1774, Lincoln Co., North Carolina; d.August 20, 1810, Fayette County, Indiana.18......ii......ABRAHAM HACKLEMAN, b. September 25, 1775, King's Mountain, Lincoln,North Carolina; d. October 16, 1858, Cedar Grove, Wabash County, Indiana.19......iii......SARAH HACKLEMAN, b. December 24, 1776, King's Mountain, Lincoln, NorthCarolina; d. September 02, 1865, Wabash, Wabash Co., Indiana.20......iv......KATHERINE HACKLEMAN, b. August 08, 1778, King's Mountain, Lincoln, NorthCarolina; d. Abt. 1846.21......v......ISAAC HACKLEMAN, b. March 26, 1780, King's Mountain, Lincoln, NorthCarolina; d. December 10, 1844, Harrison Twp. Fayette, Indiana.22......vi......MARGARET HACKLEMAN, b. November 17, 1781, King's Mountain, Lincoln,North Carolina; d. February 11, 1842, Rush County, Indiana.23......vii......JACOB HACKLEMAN, b. January 14, 1784, Georgetown, Scott, Kentucky; d. Bef.March 16, 1854, Boone County, Indiana.24......viii......JOHN HACKLEMAN, b. September 09, 1785, Abbeville District, South Carolina;d. February 19, 1864, Brookeville, Franklin, Indiana......ix......SUSAN HACKLEMAN, b. September 09, 1787, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.

June 1871, Attica, Warren, Indiana; m. (1) SAMUEL WILLIAMS; b. Abt. 1780; d. Abt. 1839,Warren County, Indiana; m. (2) WILLIAM SMITH; m. (3) EPHRAIM CURD......x......MICHAEL HACKLEMAN, b. April 12, 1789, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.June 09, 1864, Fayette County, Indiana; m. CATHERINE WEBB, August 18, 1814, FranklinCounty, Indiana.

Notes for MICHAEL HACKLEMAN:http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=7&q=http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/lotsofnames/ncpetition.html&e=7689The Names Of Petitioners of Lincoln Co NC19 Oct 1779If this is your first encounter with the records of NC please be aware that the clerks spellednames in any and all ways, even within the same document. You will not be able to use the "find"key in these abstracts. You need to look at each name.The original list is found in NC Legislature Papers, Box #27, Folder 19 Oct 1779, NC Archives. Iabstracted this data in 1982. I later found the data listed in:"Burke County, North Carolina Land Records 1779-1790 and Important Miscellaneous Records1777-1800, Volume II." Edith Warren Huggins and published 1981. Mrs. Huggins' four-volumeseries of Burke Co. are still available from Southern Historical Press Inc., P.O. Box 738, Easley,South Carolina 19641-0738.(Katherine Sullivan sully at vnet.net was kind enough to furnish the following information) Thefirst known petition was dated 25 December 1778 and presented to the General Assembly on 23January 1779 (the one you have listed). There were three others: two dated 9 [or possibly 19]October 1779, and one dated 1782.On 4 May 1782 the General Assembly approved the annexation of a portion of Burke Co. toLincoln Co. A further annexation of part of Burke Co. to Lincoln Co. occurred in 1784. The areaannexed in 1784 was the same area that in December 1842 became the new county of CatawbaCo.The original petitions are available at North Carolina Archives filed under the category of"General Assembly Sessions Records." To see the original petitions, email the NC Archives atarchives@ncsl.dcr.state.nc.us.A part of Burke County was annexed to Lincoln Co, NC. The act of 1783 was amended in 1818... from the three cornered Island in the Catawba River to the bent of Little River in James Fox'sland .. agreeable to the act of 1793 to have a portion of Burke county annexed to Lincoln county1779 ....Signatures on the petition are as follows: (they are not in alpha order, but in the order they appearon the original petition).Robert BlackburnWm CumberlandDanl McKesickWm (x) KennerJames MartinMiekl (x) HackelmanJohn (x) LindesJohn Guice (?)

Wm GantReuben (x) GuttryJacob (x) HecklemanJohn (x) BumgarnerAndres ChrislarJohn (x) KeenerMichal (x) MillerIsaac (x) Lollar, SrIsaac Lollar JrJacob LollarThomas LollarThomas WelshPhilip (x) SalarJohn WillsonFras. McCorkelDavid McHorerPetter (x) LinbargerMichael (x) HoukNiclass (x) HellemonJames FlemingZachriah SaylersPettor (x) Saylor (Sayler?)Iseah SaylersMartain (x) SaylerWm TuperWm BrisonSamuel BrisonJoseph CrankletonJames HenryStephen GasknJohn HawkinsAdam PerkinsVincent .....Richd FlemingDavid HodsonCornalous ClarkRobt BarklayJohn CronkeltonJoseph Cronkleton JrSamuel ThompsonSamuel FisherJames B .....Thomas ClarkJohn ThompsonHernry Thompson

Alexander ThompsonRobert McCusickWm ThompsonRuben SimpsonThomas DuncanElijah SherrillJames LittenJohn RobinsonJacob PaintarJohn SallingJohn PaintorArchebel HamiltonJames WhiteNathan (x) GoinsWm Hanby (?)Samuel HollandsworthMoses SherrillJames ClarkWm ClarkWm SimpsonJames HoldsclawJacob SherrillWm SherrillAdam SherrillJoshua SherrillThomas OrsbornJacob OrsbornJohn McCailJames RankinWm AllexanderJohn AlexanderJames AllexanderWm LoydJohn LoydJacob GabrilJohn (x) HorsebergerJohn BorlandDavd RobinsonCanl McKesickJoseph JonsJacop FradrickGraff .. YortyHenry HollmonFredricke HoselbergerJacob Sids (Sides?)

Conrate MengmensPeter ...John ShuferdJohn Shufred (two different signatures - Sr, Jr ??)John MollDaniel SuferdDavid ShuferdJohn ShuferdDavd RobinsonPhilip WhitenerJoseph SmithIsaac Vanhorn........ SummeyMartin ColterThos. WasdinJohn Martin ShuferdPhilip BostinWm CumberlandHenry GroseIsaac WilliamJohn (x) HorseWm DossonRichd WestJb WeaverWm (x) KinerW Bernhard (x) SchaeiserHenry SumrowMichael SumrowMichael Grindstaff

In 1829, a Michael Hackelman is on Fayette Co. IN taxpayers list

25......xi......THOMAS JEFFERSON HACKLEMAN, b. April 15, 1790, Abbeville District,South Carolina; d. Abt. 1878, Spencer Co., Indiana.26......xii......FANNY HACKLEMAN, b. May 12, 1793, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.March 24, 1876, Frankton, Madison County, Indiana......xiii......MORILLA HACKLEMAN, b. June 11, 1799, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.March 24, 1876, Parke County, Indiana; m. JAMES DAVIS, August 05, 1817.27......xiv......MARY HACKLEMAN, b. December 17, 1781, King's Mountain, Lincoln, NorthCarolina; d. August 27, 1852, LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana.

7. GEORGE E. HACKLEMAN (MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) was born Abt.1770 in Maryland, and died 1844 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. He married (1)ELIZABETH TAGGART. She was born Abt. 1772 in Maryland, and died Bef. 1840. He married(2) MARY HENRY.

Notes for GEORGE E. HACKLEMAN:George E. HACKLEMAN. Born ca 1770. George E. died in Lowndes County, Mississippi ca1843; he was 73. Buried in Lebanon Cem., Lowndes County, Mississippi. Number of childrennot known.George Hackleman, son of Michael, lived for a while in SC. Some of his childrenwere born there and some in Mississippi. All of his sons died prior to the Rebellion except Jesse,who went toTexas after the war. Some of George's daughters were still living in Mississippi in1885. George died at his home two miles east of Columbus, Lowndes Co., MS.

George E. married Mary HENRY. Mary died bef 1840.

Posted by Jari Sinnwell on October 21, 1998 at 22:22:35:In Reply to: George Hackleman posted by Jane Leavell on October 20, 1998 at 20:40:00:I have Conrad's wife as Catherine Edmondson. I have Rachel Matilda's husband as AmbroseEubanks, born 12 Jan 1816 in Alabama and died 2 Nov 1861 in Columbus, Mississippi

Some say George married Mary Henry, others say ELizabeth Taggart.

Children of GEORGE HACKLEMAN and ELIZABETH TAGGART are:.....i......JAMES HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1805, South Carolina; d. January 12, 1865......ii......ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN, b. May 08, 1806, South Carolina; d. September 11, 1871.28......iii......CONRAD HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1811; d. Bef. October 06, 1857, LowndesCounty, Mississippi.29......iv......MARY M. HACKLEMAN, b. October 25, 1811, South Carolina?; d. January 16,1871.30......v......GEORGE BENSON HACKLEMAN, b. September 01, 1816, South Carolina; d.February 04, 1878, Sadler, Grayson County, Texas.31......vi......JESSE C. HACKLEMAN, b. May 07, 1818, South Carolina; d. March 23, 1900,Millport, Lamar County, Alabama......vii......CATHERINE HACKLEMAN, b. 1819, Mississippi; d. November 26, 1872, LowndesCounty, Mississippi.32......viii......RACHEL MATILDA H. HACKLEMAN, b. January 30, 1826, Mississippi; d.February 14, 1850, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.

8. GEORGE LEONARD SAILORS (LEONARD, ABRAM) was born 1778 in Abbeville,Abbeville, South Carolina, and died Aft. 1850 in White County, Tennessee. He marriedABIGAIL GANT Abt. 1797 in Pendleton, 96th District, South Carolina, daughter of WILLIAMGANT and ANNA WOOD. She was born Abt. 1775 in Rowan, North Carolina, and died Aft.1798 in Pendleton County, South Carolina.

Notes for ABIGAIL GANT:Abigail was the "...wife of Lenard Saylors..." according to the will of Cador Gantt in "ACollection of Upper South Carolina Genealogical and Family Records".

Children of GEORGE SAILORS and ABIGAIL GANT are:.....i......THOMAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1798.

33......ii......FREDERICK SAILORS, b. Abt. 1799, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. October 25,1873, White County, Tennessee......iii......TABITHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1799, Pendleton District, Anderson County, SouthCarolina......iv......NANCY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1801.34......v......WILLIAM M. SAILORS, b. February 08, 1802, Abbeville, South Carolina; d.September 27, 1850, Hancock County, Illinois......vi......JOHN "CAIN" SAILORS, b. Abt. 1803.

Notes for JOHN "CAIN" SAILORS:Source: Tennessee Public Health Vital Records: Deaths, 1933 White CountyCertificate: #10996Deceased: Irene Eveline SaylorsBirth: 9 Nov 1878Birth Place: TNDeath: 22 May 1933Father: William HatfieldFather's Birth Place: TNMother: Nancy SimsMother's Birth Place: TNSpouse: Marvin SaylorsCemetery: Saylors Cemetery

Certificate: #15636Deceased: Luiza J. SaylorsAge: abt 84yBirth Place: TNDeath: 18 Jul 1933Father: Cain SaylorsFather's Birth Place: TNMother: Dina LydaMother's Birth Place: TNSpouse: George SaylorsCemetery: Old Zion.....vii......ANN SAILORS, b. September 15, 1806.35......viii......ELIZABETH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1808, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1881, PutnamCounty, Tennessee.36......ix......SARAH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1810, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. WhiteCounty, Tennessee......x......CHARLOTTE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1812.37......xi......ABRAHAM SAILORS, b. August 11, 1817, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. April 19,1880, White County, Tennessee.

9. DANIEL PHILIP SAILORS (DANIEL, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1786 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died January 19, 1857 in Tippah County, Mississippi. He married (1)

RACHEL HENRY Abt. 1817 in Tennessee, daughter of GEORGE HENRY and BETSYHACKLEMAN. She was born Abt. 1786 in Ireland, and died in Tennessee. He married (2)BETSY MOODY March 26, 1848 in Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1804 in North Carolina.

Notes for DANIEL PHILIP SAILORS:: Kristen says: Source:Letters from Barbara Roberts,1167 So. Peach #101, Fresno Ca. 93727.1812 Tax List, Franklin Co., In (Oct., 1992) 1840 and 1850 Cencus, Lawrence Co., TennLawrence Co., Tn Marriage Records Tippah Co., Miss Marriage Records Daniel Sailors, (b.1786) is in the Lawrence Co., Tn. census of 1840. He also shows in this Co. in 1850. His listedchildren are: James b. 1820-1835 Philip b. 1820-1830 John b. 1821 On the same page of thatcensus are listed a "Lancaster" family: Father Joseph b. 1770-1780 Joseph b. 1810-1820Nathaniel b. 1810-1820 Our notes say that John Sailor married a Malinda Lancaster,(b. abt 1823)on the 8th of Sep. 1844, in Lawrence Co., Tn., and that Niclas Sailor, a younger son of Daniel,married a Nancy Lancaster (b. abt 1828) on the 18th of Nov. 1846.

Children of DANIEL SAILORS and RACHEL HENRY are:38......i......JAMES SAILORS, b. Abt. 1818, Tennessee; d. January 19, 1857, Tippah, Mississippi......ii......MARY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1819, Tennessee; m. WILLIAM WALDROUP, December 14,1843, Tennessee.39......iii......PHILIP SAILORS, b. Abt. 1820, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee.40......iv......JOHN H. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1821, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee......v......NICLAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1826; m. NANCY LANCASTER, November 19, 1846,Mississippi; b. Abt. 1828, Mississippi......vi......ANNA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1828, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1830, Tennessee.41......vii......SALLIE SAILORS, b. October 08, 1831, Tennessee; d. January 09, 1911, TippahCounty, Mississippi.

10. JACOB SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1776 in Bruke (now Cawtaba) County,North Carolina, and died November 29, 1836 in Rush County, Indiana. He married NANCYLACY Abt. 1799 in Abbeville Co., South Carolina, daughter of JOHN LACY and ALICESYDNOR. She was born Abt. 1780 in Hallifax County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1874.

Notes for JACOB SAILORS:In 1804, to Scott County, Kentucky. In 1806, to Brookville, Franklin, IN. In 1812, Gov. Jenningsappointed Jacob a Capt. in 7th Reg. Indiana Militia for 5 yrs. In 1821, to Rush County, Indiana.

Property: February 06, 1841, Estate papers Rush Co., Ind batch # 7130815

Residence: Montgomery Co., Virginia

Probate book 3, 1841-3, p. 220 says Conrad Sailors was appointed administrator 19 Oct 1836 ofJacob Sailor's estate. In final settlement were widow; W.G. Sailors; M. Sailors; John Sailors;Fanny Sailors; J.L. Sailors; C. Sailors. Feb. term 1842.

Jacob's body was dug up in March 1845 from Hackleman farm cemetery and taken to Pleasant

Run Cemetery 5 miles SW. The body had petrified and was hard as a rock.

Notes for NANCY LACY:Two different parentages are offered for Nancy: Zilpha and an unknown Lacy, and John Lacy &Alice Sydnor. Who's right? Who knows?

Zilpha Lacy's will was dated 18 October 1804 Abbeville District, SC and recorded in January,1805. Children named are Nancy, Elizabeth, Charles, Caleb, Stephen, and Fields. Fields (orFielding) moved to Fayette Co. IN and then to Fountain Co. IN. Zilpha's husband is unknown.

Looking for descendants of Zilpah Lacy. She died in 1804 in Abbeville, SC and had six children.Most of her children settled in Franklin Co., Indiana; Hamilton Co., OH and Fountain Co., IN.The six children were 1) Nancy who married Jacob Sailors 2) Elizabeth 3) Charles who marriedPatsy ? 4) Stephen married Elizabeth ? 5) Caleb (I believe this is the Caleb who married LucyLydia Horton) 6) Fielding married Martha Glover.Question 9759 submitted by Rochelle Riordan pj5 at ix.netcom.com on 01/11/97

http://www.gengateway.com/genealogy/zilpah.htm.....Zilpah was the mother of our ancestor, Fielding. Zilpah means "vanishing" in Hebrew. Herhusband's name is unknown at this time. Her husband was probably was Thomas and her maidenname may have been Fields with Obediah being either her brother or father. Obediah Fields'estate was administered in 1802 in the Abbeville District. His wife's name was Catherine.Douglas Burton made bond and Thomas Osborn inventoried her estate. A Thomas Lacey joinedthe militia in Abbeville and served under Lt. William Conaway and Captains John Lindsay andJohn Norwood during 1781 and 1782. He lost a horse and saddle. In addition, he supplied 150pounds of pork for the militia. In July, 1791, Thomas Lacy and Obediah Fields were dismissedfrom the Turkey Creek (of Saluda) Baptist Church. (This church was constituted January 29,1785.) In the 1800 census, Zilpah is listed at "Sils" and has with her 2 males under 10, 2 males10-16. She is listed as being 26-45. Zilpah wrote her will October 18, 1804 and it was provedJanuary 7, 1805 in Abbeville Co., SC. "...I dispose of in manner and form following to each ofmy daughters viz Nancy one shilling sterling, to my daughter Elizabeth one shilling like money,to my son Charles one shilling sterling, to my son Caleb one shilling sterling but first theproperty to be sold at twelve months credit and after paying the aforesaid the estate to be equallydivided between my two sons Stephen and Fields and I do nominate my worthy friends JohnOakley and John Cunningham to see this my last will and testament performed and fulfilled andas to my son, Fields, I leave him to the disposal of Executors to what they think best for hisbenefit and I do appoint these my executors to collect from B____ M_____ on account of his______. Tom seven dollars and 37 1/2 cents from David McWhiter three dollars and 82 centsand dispose of it for to defray their expenses or otherwise as they shall think best." Witnesseswere William L. Paris and Douglas Burton. Some of Zilpah's possessions included: 1 set ofwashing spoons, 2 chairs, bed clothes, cotton, a petticoat, 1 bedstock, 1 lot of clothes, a sifter, 6spoons knives and forks, 2 pairs of cards, 1 basket, lumber, a quantity of corn, some leather, aspinning wheel, 4 reeds and 2 pairs of harnesses, a loom and a cow and calf. It is not known whoZilpah's daughters, Nancy and Elizabeth married however they were probably the oldest andmarried by 1800 for they were not listed with her in the census of that year. Fielding and his

brother Charles moved to Franklin Co., Indiana by 1811. The "Franklin County History Atlas"says "at Brookville, there were Lacy's on the west fork". In 1811, Charles had one horse and wastaxed $.50 on himself and 37 1/2 cents for his horse. In 1817, Charles is the only Lacy inFranklin Co., Indiana to appear on the tax list. On March 2, 1819, Charles and his wife, Patsy,sold land in the SW corner of Township 14, range 12, section 20 in Fayette County, Indiana for$2000.00. He had gotten this land in a Cincinnati land grant. The Fayette County, Indiana Historyhas the following: "In March, 1819, Charles Lacy came to Connersville. He did not bring hisfamily with him. He came for the purpose of building a cabin and putting out a small field ofcorn. The implements brought with him were carried on horses, pack-saddle fashion." Anotherbrother, Stephen settled in Hamilton Co., OH before coming to Indiana. In the 1820 census ofHamilton Co., Stephen lists his age as 26-45. He is still residing in Hamilton County in MiamiTownship in 1830 and his age is listed as 40-50. The first record found for Stephen in FranklinCo., Indiana was on March 1, 1850 when be bought land in Township 11, range 13, section 15 onSt. Mary's Road there. Whether Charles and Patsy remained in Franklin Co. is unknown. Theonly Charles Lacy listed in the 1820 census lived in Delaware County, Indiana and was 26-45years old. This Charles lists two males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 4 females under 10, 1 female10-16 and 1 female 26-45. In the 1830 census of Hamilton Co., OH there is a Charles listed. Thewhereabouts of Caleb is unknown. There was a Caleb Lacy in the 1820 census of Lincoln Co.,TN and another in the 1840 census of St. Clair Co., IL. FIELDING AND MARTHA (GLOVER)LACY Fielding was born between 1790 and 1797 in South Carolina. The exact date is not knownand three different references list him as different ages. Martha was born in February of 1801......Fielding and his brother Charles moved to Franklin Co., Indiana by 1811. On March 13, 1813,Fielding Lacy was a private in Captain William T. Huff's Company of the 7th Regiment of theIndiana militia. This was the date he mustered in and the expiration of his service was June 13,1813. He was paid $8.00 per month with the total pay being $25.29. On August 30, 1816Fielding married Martha Glover at Brookville in Franklin Co., Indiana. In 1820 Fielding and hisfamily are living in Connersville in Fayette Co., Indiana.

Children of JACOB SAILORS and NANCY LACY are:42......i......FANNY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1799, Little River, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d.Abt. 1858.43......ii......NANCY SAILORS, b. December 10, 1799, Little River, Horry Co, South Carolina;d. August 31, 1876, LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana.44......iii......REUBEN SAILORS, b. February 09, 1801, Little River, Abbeville District, SouthCarolina; d. September 09, 1870, Ashland, Wabash County, Indiana.45......iv......DELILAH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1803, Little River, Abbeville District, South Carolina;d. April 25, 1870, Lafountaine, Wabash, Indiana.46......v......LETTA SAILORS, b. November 08, 1804, Little River, Abbeville District, SouthCarolina; d. June 26, 1845, Rush County, Indiana.47......vi......MAHALA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1805, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. 1879,Lafontaine, Wabash County, Indiana.48......vii......FALLACIA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1806; d. April 22, 1845, Rush County, Indiana.49......viii......JOHN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1810; d. May 28, 1845, Rush County, Indiana.50......ix......CHARLES HOMER SAILORS, b. Abt. October 14, 1811, Franklin (now Rush)County, Indiana; d. October 12, 1887, Wabash County, Indiana.

51......x......JACOB L. SAILORS, b. August 23, 1813, Franklin (now Rush) County, Indiana; d.June 26, 1888, Wabash County, Indiana.

11. BENJAMIN SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born 1780 in Abbeville District, SouthCarolina, and died in Fort Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. He married (1) MARGARET ?. Hemarried (2) KERVILLES EVANS July 23, 1822 in Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for BENJAMIN SAILORS:Married four times. Two known children.Benjamin lived some time in Tennessee, thenKentucky, then inFranklin Co., IN. Of his children little is known

Hi, I hope one of you can help me witth the downline past Benjamin. My cousin and I disagreeon the line that we are in. She shows us in your line but I don't. Do you show a John B Saylor(Sailor) who was married to Mary Howard as the son of Benjamin. IShe shows Benjamin marriedfour times where I show two and possilby three. One of the wifes that I show has the same lastname as one that she list but a different first name. The one I show is Curilla Evans and she islisted as wife on the censuses that I have, and she shows a Kervillez Evans. The Benjamin that Ishow in my line was a brick mason and according to her note he owned a tavern. The one I havewas from a strict Presbyterian back ground and I'm inclined to think that that doesn't fit in with atavern owner. Any help that you can give us is greatly appreciated. Her Benjamin was born 1780,in Abbeyville District SC and My Benjamin was born June 13, 1781 in Charleston SC. I don'tknow where Abbeyville District is. This could be the sme Benjamin and if it is I can provide a lotof information about his line. It just doesn't seem to me to match up. Help! Elaine Christensen,Oklahoma City, OK

Elijah Hackleman says, "A man of great energy " and he was a "fit speciman of Pioneer times."Married four times, once to Kervilles Evans on 23 July 1822 in Rush County, IN. Kids includeSally (married her cousin Thomas Pogue), Fanny (married Rueben Lines, died 25 March 1884),and John (a doctor, died shortly before 1878. He was a son of a later wife). Ben died in Fort DesMoines, Polk County, Iowa.

Phyllis Hackleman's book says "Benjamin left South Carolina to live in Tennessee for a while.From here he brought his two daughters to Kentucky, then to Franklin County, Indiana. In 1821,he moved to Rush County, Indiana. Here, in August of 1823, he was granted a license to operatea tavern. Benjamin lived in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, for a while, then moved nearDes Moines, Polk County, Iowa, where he died."

I hadn't thought of a Tavern being a hotel so I guess that works. He was a businessman and astone mason. In some of my paper work it shows him one of the first to own land in theSaylorville area because he provided food and supplies to the military fort before the Indianswere moved from their land. In every thing that I have and there are quite a few articles aboutJohn B Saylor, there was never a mention of him being a doctor. He contracted to build the firstCounty Court House of Polk County, and I guess was pretty much the backbone of thatsettlement. He went as a suttler with the Civil War troops from Iowa, He was too old to serve inthe war, and contracted some kind of disentery at Vickburg from living for days at a time on wild

fruits, berries etc and died in Vivksburg, MS in 1863. I just can't see how Dr John and Our JohnB. Could be one and the same but I have a lot of information from John B. to the present to share.The wives that I show for Benjamin were Margaret ???, who he married about 1800 when hewould have been only 19. Margaret after 1816. Margaret was the mother of, Elizabeth, MargaretAnn, Sarah, John B., Thomas T., Hiram H., Mary, and Benjamin S., the second wife I have isCurilla Evans, who was only 18 to Benjamin's 42 when they married and they had Jehu Perkins,Martha, Noah Noble, Emily Caroline, and I have several other names including the Fanny andSally, but show them with this mother. . They are Conrad, Jane, Nancy, Snyder.( I Just foundwhere I got these names of the other children). Most of my inforamtion is from family journalsand Bibles etc. this list of Children were from a manual family tree from the 1960 complied by adescendent of Thomas Jefferson Saylor, grandson of Benjamin. These children were listed in thehome on a census ??? and she questions that they may have been grandchildren that lived withthem at that time. They are all listed with the last name of Saylor. If he married Margaret at 19and was married 1800-1816+ and married Curilla at in 1823 and had another pascel of kids, andthe 1850 Census of Polk County shows him still married to Curilla.Was there one before he was19, the one you show as the first wife?. He might have had a period of 7 years between Margaretand Curilla for another wife.

In an article written by Avis Saylor McQuiston, daughter of John and grand-daughter ofBenjamin Saylor, she wrote, "My grandfather Benjamin Saylor and family were the first to settlein the fall of 1845. They settled in the Fort Cory Grove area and Three Rivers County, IA. Myfather John B Saylor's place was a stopping place for the immigrants. He first kept the post officenorth of Des Moines. He was never known to charge for a nights lodging nor for favor he couldconfer upon them but was likely to give them a ham or a sack of seed or other things that theymight need."

In another document it says" Benjamin Saylor, the father of John B., came to Polk County andsettled near his son soon demonstrated that he was an active and public-spirited citizen. At thecounty election in 1846 he was chosen as one of the three county commissioners and dischargedhis duties too the general satisfaction of the people. The first meeting of the commissioners washeld in a log cabin April 13, 1846 and one of their first orders was that the eagle side of the halfdollar should be used as the County Seal. He was an active member of the Settlers Claim Club,really a law and order league, and ably performed his part in forwarding the interests of thecounty." Thius is from "Cityof DesMoines and Polk County" Vol 11, The S.J. Clarke PublishingCompany, 1911 Pages 1073-1074

Benjamin's oldest son by Curilla Evans, Jehu Perkins was born in 1823 in Indiana, whichmatches the dates that you have for Benjamin there.

A letter from another "cousin" written in 1979 to my mother show Benjamin Saylor Sr. was bornin South Carolina according to a 1850 County Census and was shown to be 69 years of age. He isnot in the census record os 1856 in Polk County, but do not know when, where he died or wasburied.

The notes that I have from the descendent written in the 1960 doesn't show Benjamin being the

son of John, grandson of Abraham. This line goes to Benjamin's father being Henry, whose fatherwas Jacob (1740-1800), whose father was Jacob B. (1701-1796) and back to Jacob (Seiler) babout 1680. This is very confusing because all the rest sems to correspond with minor differencesafter Benjamin.

Let me know what you think and if you need some of what I have let me know. Thanks forresponding Elaine----- Original Message -----From: Little CalamityTo: Elaine ChristensenSent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 6:46 PMSubject: Re: Descendents of Abram Sailors, John Sailors, Benjamin Sailors

Elijah Hackleman says, "A man of great energy " and he was a "fit speciman of Pioneer times."Married four times, once to Kervilles Evans on 23 July 1822 in Rush County, IN. Kids includeSally (married her cousin Thomas Pogue), Fanny (married Rueben Lines, died 25 March 1884),and John (a doctor, died shortly before 1878. He was a son of a later wife). Ben died in Fort DesMoines, Polk County, Iowa.

Phyllis Hackleman's book says "Benjamin left South Carolina to live in Tennessee for a while.From here he brought his two daughters to Kentucky, then to Franklin County, Indiana. In 1821,he moved to Rush County, Indiana. Here, in August of 1823, he was granted a license to operatea tavern. Benjamin lived in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, for a while, then moved nearDes Moines, Polk County, Iowa, where he died."

Sounds to me like they DO match up. That John must be the one you have marrying MaryHoward. And Kervillez/Curilla are practically identical. Names get really weird spellings,especially in census and government records. I have an ancestor named Bernard Brady, and heshowed in in a census as Barnhart Brady...which only makes sense if you say his name with abroad Irish drawl. Also, a tavern in those days was a place that provided a place to sleep and foodto eat, as well as liquor--rather like a cheap hotel, not just a bar.

I'd love to see what data you have!

Jane----- Original Message -----From: Elaine ChristensenTo: mschipbien@aol.com ; rapepper_2000@yahoo.com ; fozzwad@indy.net ;nickiraell@aol.com ; level3@ix.netcom.com ; kinfolk@bnnorth.net ; tilston@pe.net ;LESH@earthlink.net ; springer@ibm.netSent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 6:32 PMSubject: Descendents of Abram Sailors, John Sailors, Benjamin Sailors

Hi, I hope one of you can help me witth the downline past Benjamin. My cousin and I disagreeon the line that we are in. She shows us in your line but I don't. Do you show a John B Saylor

(Sailor) who was married to Mary Howard as the son of Benjamin. IShe shows Benjamin marriedfour times where I show two and possilby three. One of the wifes that I show has the same lastname as one that she list but a different first name. The one I show is Curilla Evans and she islisted as wife on the censuses that I have, and she shows a Kervillez Evans. The Benjamin that Ishow in my line was a brick mason and according to her note he owned a tavern. The one I havewas from a strict Presbyterian back ground and I'm inclined to think that that doesn't fit in with atavern owner. Any help that you can give us is greatly appreciated. Her Benjamin was born 1780,in Abbeyville District SC and My Benjamin was born June 13, 1781 in Charleston SC. I don'tknow where Abbeyville District is. This could be the sme Benjamin and if it is I can provide a lotof information about his line. It just doesn't seem to me to match up. Help! Elaine Christensen,Oklahoma City, OK

Children of BENJAMIN SAILORS and MARGARET ? are:.....i......ELIZABETH SAILORS......ii......MARGARET ANN SAILORS......iii......SARAH SAILORS......iv......JOHN B. SAILORS......v......THOMAS T. SAILORS......vi......HIRAM H. SAILORS......vii......MARY SAILORS......viii......BENJAMIN SAILORS.

Children of BENJAMIN SAILORS and KERVILLES EVANS are:.....ix......SALLY SAILORS, m. THOMAS POGUE, July 25, 1819, Franklin County, Indiana......x......DR. JOHN SAILORS, d. Bef. 1878. died shortly before 1878.....xi......JEHU PERKINS SAILORS, m. MARTHA ANN BALES, November 19, 1848, SaylorTownship, Polk, Iowa......xii......MARTHA SAILORS......xiii......NOAH NOBLE SAILORS......xiv......EMILY CAROLINE SAILORS.

12. THOMAS SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1780 in Abbeville District, SouthCarolina, and died November 17, 1842 in Wabash County, Indiana. He married (1) ? WAYNE.He married (2) SUSANNA CASE December 16, 1815 in Wayne County, Indiana, daughter ofJACOB CASE and DORCAS GASPYE. She was born Abt. 1797 in Wayne, Indiana.

Notes for THOMAS SAILORS:.....He was among the 1811 Franklin Co. IN taxpayers.1821, he moved to Rush Co. IN, becoming one of the first Justices of the Peace there in 1824. Helost the 1838 Rush Co. election for Associate Judge.In 1841, he moved to Wabash County, Indiana.Per Elijah Hackleman: "In the fall of 1842, when deadening or girdling some land he cut a smallgash above his knee, shortly after he came to Rush County on a visit. He accidentally gave hisknee a slight strain when it inflamed and he died at my house on the 17th day of November1842."

Children of THOMAS SAILORS and ? WAYNE are:.....i......BENJAMIN HARRISON SAILORS, b. Abt. 1801; d. Abt. 1870, near bluffs of WhiteRiver, Indiana; m. DARCUS CASE, Abt. 1835, Indiana.52......ii......GEORGE WASHINGTON SAILORS, b. February 27, 1814; d. March 1854, WabashCounty, Indiana.

Child of THOMAS SAILORS and SUSANNA CASE is:53......iii......TOBITHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1816, Indiana; d. Abt. 1850.

13. MICHAEL SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1782 in Abbeville District, SouthCarolina, and died Abt. 1838 in Rush County, Indiana. He married POLLY LOGAN. She wasborn Abt. 1795 in Vermont.

Notes for MICHAEL SAILORS:Event: Land Grant 30 AUG 1778 330 a in Rush Co., Indiana. (By 1782 he was delinquent in histaxes.)Event: Taxpayer 1811 Franklin Co., Indiana

He was a brickmason by trade, was in several Indian fights--including Battle of Thorntown,Indiana--and the War of 1812, and had a fine singing voice, often singing pioneer songs for theneighbors. Elijah Hackleman wrote entertainingly of Michael's buffoonish behavior; seeHACKLEMANS IN AMERICA 1749-1988.

Children of MICHAEL SAILORS and POLLY LOGAN are:.....i......JANE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1814.54......ii......WILLIAM D. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1816, Grant County, Indiana; d. March 25, 1892......iii......BETSY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1817.55......iv......PEGGY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1819.56......v......THOMAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1823; d. December 01, 1884, Marion, Grant County,Indiana.

14. CATHERINE SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1783, and died Abt. 1850 in RushCounty, Indiana. She married JOHN LINES 1802, son of HENRY LINES. He was bornUnknown.

Notes for JOHN LINES:They lived in Kentucky; Franklin Co. IN; and Rush Co. IN, and had 13 children, 4 dying ininfancy.

Children of CATHERINE SAILORS and JOHN LINES are:57......i......BENJAMIN F. LINES, b. Abt. 1822, Kentucky; d. February 10, 1895, LaFontaine,Wabash County, Indiana......ii......JEHU LINES. Jehu died at age 18......iii......MICHAEL LINES. Possibly the Michael Lines who married Elizabeth Landers 5 June1826 in Rush County, Indiana?

58......iv......SEABERRY LINES, d. Abt. 1862.59......v......RUBEN LINES, b. Abt. 1801, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1854.60......vi......THOMAS S. LINES, b. April 23, 1811, Franklin County, Indiana; d. June 28, 1896,Henry County, Indiana.61......vii......ALFRED LINES, b. Abt. 1813, Kentucky......viii......FANNIE LINES, b. Abt. 1814, Kentucky. Fannie Lines, daughter of John, may havemarried a Mr. Rodgers or Mr. Bridges62......ix......GEORGE WASHINGTON LINES, b. Abt. 1820, Licking River, Kentucky; d. Abt.1853.63......x......JANE LINES, b. Abt. 1826, Kentucky.64......xi......MAHALA LINES, b. Abt. 1826, North Carolina; d. February 1878, Wabash County,Indiana.

15. CONRAD SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1776 in Lincoln County, NorthCarolina, and died January 25, 1846 in America, Wabash, Indiana. He married KATHERINEHACKLEMAN in Abbeville District, South Carolina, daughter of JOHAN HACKLEMAN andMARY OSBORN. She was born August 08, 1778 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina,and died Abt. 1846.

Notes for CONRAD SAILORS:Conrad's first wife died three weeks after the marriage, possibly in Abbeville Co. SC. A ConradSailors married a Mary Runan 19 June 1792 in Shenandoah Co. Virginia; could this be him?

Second wife was cousin Katherine.

Conrad was a Baptist. In 1806, he was a prime mover in building Little Cedar Grove church, andfirst in building Little Flat Rock Creek church, Rush Co. IN.

Elijah Hackleman, in REMINISCENCES, describes his home: "...two miles below Brookville,Franklin County, Indiana Territory. This was then the border County. The great expanse of thewest then remained an unbroken solitude and after the Battle of Tippiecanoe Indian depredationsbecame frequent. In the neighborhood erected fortifactions for their defense, called BlockHouses. Houses were made of large logs of trees and built to the height of fifteen or twenty feet.The logs were then projected about two or three feet over the wall of the main building andfurnished with a suitable number of port holes for defense. The house was then reflected in witha wall and made of slods or logs, standing upright and sunk some three or four feet into theground with bostins at each angel of the fort for its protection, made of same material, and tothese Block Houses people often repaired for their protection and not infrequently were farmhouses pickled in this manner. The house of Lewis Deweez at the mouth of Cedar Creek, and thehouse of Conrod Sailors one mile farther down were protected in this manner."

In 1811, he was on the 1st Franklin Co. Grand Jury. In 1816, Conrad was a major of militia in6th Brigade 3rd Division, where Jacob Sailor was a captain. In 1817, Conrad was Justice ofPeace for Franklin Co. IN, and he represented Franklin Co. in legislature 1818 and 1820.

In 1821, they to Rush County, Indiana; in the fall of 1845, to America, Wabash, IN to live withson-in-law Elijah Quick; that year at Christmas time, moved in with Judge Jesse D. Scott 1 mi.W of Ashland.

Children of CONRAD SAILORS and KATHERINE HACKLEMAN are:.....i......RILLER SAILORS, m. GILBERT MOORE, May 20, 1843, Rush County, Indiana.65......ii......SUSAN SAILORS, b. 1798, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. 1847, Burlington,Desmond County, Iowa.66......iii......ANNA SAILORS, b. August 20, 1799, Abbeville District, South Carolina; d. June25, 1887, Rush County, Indiana.67......iv......HEZEKIAH SAILORS, b. 1802, Kings Mountain, Abbeville District, SouthCarolina; d. August 10, 1835, Rush County, Indiana.68......v......FRANCES SAILORS, b. 1806; d. March 08, 1879, Wabash County, Indiana.69......vi......HARRIETT SAILORS, b. Abt. 1808, Rush County, Indiana; d. March 08, 1879,Grant County, Indiana.70......vii......WILLIAM GIPSON SAILORS, b. April 16, 1813, Franklin County, Indiana; d. May30, 1860, Rush County, Indiana.71......viii......ELIZABETH SAILORS, b. October 11, 1813, Franklin County, Indiana; d.February 06, 1839, Rushville, Rush County, Indiana.72......ix......JACOB SAILORS, b. Abt. 1815; d. July 08, 1876, Wabash County, Indiana......x......PEGGY SAILORS, b. 1817, Franklin County, Indiana; m. JOHN RAY MCDANIEL,January 07, 1841, Wabash County, Indiana. Peggy Sailors had 8-9 children with John Ray,moved to Grant County, IN, after his death.73......xi......POLLY SAILORS, b. 1804, Franklin County, Indiana; d. Abt. 1843, America,Wabash County, Indiana.

16. ELIZABETH SAILORS (JOHN, ABRAM) was born October 07, 1786 in South Carolina,and died April 18, 1848 in Rush County, Indiana. She married JEHU PERKINS, son ofAUGUSTUS PERKINS and MARTHA LINES. He was born February 1785 in Lincoln Co.,North Carolina, and died May 31, 1836 in Rushville, Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for JEHU PERKINS:Jehu Perkins settled in Franklin County IN in 1810, then in Fayette Co. IN until 1821, then toRush Co. IN.

In 1820, he entered section 27 of Noble Township in Rush Co. and erected the first mills(water-driven and horse-powered), tavern, distillery, and store.

Baptist Church at Pleasant Run, Rush Co., IN has:"Lord's Day Nov. 2 1823 Received by letter Delilah Alexander, Nancy Tyner, Alesey Cary,Elvera Taylor.Brother Jehu Perkins received by letter from the church at Little Flat Rock. .....John PerkinsClerk pro tem"

17 June 1822 County Commissioners Amaziah Morgan, Jehu Perkins, and John Julian selected

the site for the county seat, and April 1, 1822 at his home Jehu Perkins was named a countycommissioner, per Mary Alexander's 1915 book SKETCHES OF RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA.He had a distillery and hosepower treadmill for the grinding of corn, then built a mill on LittleFlat Rock, where Pleasant Run Baptist Church was later built.

Allegedly he had 21 children, but we have not identified them all. They are listed in the Perkinshistory on this website.

Generation No. 417. ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM)was born July 20, 1774 in Lincoln Co., North Carolina, and died August 20, 1810 in FayetteCounty, Indiana. She met WILLIAM DOVER TYNER Abt. 1793 in Lincoln County, NorthCarolina, son of HARRIS TYNER and NANCY ADAIR. He was born April 09, 1771 inAbbeville Co., South Carolina, and died September 18, 1855 in Decatur County, Indiana.

Notes for ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN:Elizabeth Hackleman was a Baptist. On August 2, 1810, she was bur. in Old Brick MeetingHouse Cemetery 2 mi. below Brookville, Franklin, IN.

Notes for WILLIAM DOVER TYNER:William Tyner was a Baptist, buried at the Baptist Meeting House Southwest of Greensburg, IN.Some believe his middle name was Jasper, not Dover.

Elijah Hackleman, on the 4 families of Tyner, Hackleman, Osborn, and Sailors:"On the 18th of March 1802, the families of William Tyner and Abraham Hackleman becamebrothers-in-law for each married the other's sister. They then started by packhorse to the newcountry of Kentucky, being the first of the four families to leave the neighborhood in theAbbeville District......They came the immigrant route over Clinchhuts, past the crab orchards to Georgetown, ScottCounty, Kentucky. After a journey of five long weeks they stopped to make that country theirhome, but William Tyner and family soon moved to Ohio where he organized and established thefirst Baptist church in that state, their next move was to Brookville, Indiana. They joined theBaptist Church there, build in 1812, three miles from town......They spent the remainder of their lives there and were buried in the churchyard...that cemeterywas eventually abandoned and many bodies were removed to Brookville Cemetery but amonument still stands to mark the graves of William Tyner and wife. The old church has beentaken over by the Indiana Historical Society."

Children of ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN and WILLIAM TYNER are on this website but in theTyner history.

18. ABRAHAM HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM)was born September 25, 1775 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and died October 16,1858 in Cedar Grove, Wabash County, Indiana. He married MARGARET TYNER September

01, 1796 in North Carolina, daughter of HARRIS TYNER and NANCY ADAIR. She was bornNovember 17, 1778 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died June 20, 1845 in Rush Co,Indiana.

Notes for ABRAHAM HACKLEMAN:Baptist

March 18, 1802 stopped at Scott Co. KY by packhorse w/Wm. Tyner, their families, 4 hired men

In 1803 to Boone Co. KY on north bend of Ohio RiverJune 20, 1806 from Dearborn, IN filed onland in Indiana Survey.

Abraham Hackleman went up White River by boat in 1804 with William Tyner and JacobHackleman, and saw Indiana where Brookville now stands; journeyed on east to Richmond; andreturned by way of Miami, Ohio.

In 1806 took family to Little Cedar Grove, Franklin, IN in spring

fought in War of 1812, 3 mons. under Capt. John Lyran in Franklin Co. IN

February, 1821 moved to Little Flat Rock Creek, Rush Co. IN

In the fall of 1835, to Morgan Co. Illinois but dissatisfied with what he found there

In 1836 to Rush County, IN.

In 1839 to Wabash County, IN.

September 21, 1848 had a stroke; died October 16th

Children of ABRAHAM HACKLEMAN and MARGARET TYNER are:96......i......RICHARD HACKLEMAN, b. August 17, 1797, Abbeville, South Carolina; d.September 14, 1873, Hancock County, Indiana.97......ii......JAMES HACKLEMAN, b. August 14, 1799, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. April 27,1869, Henry County, Indiana.98......iii......NANCY HACKLEMAN, b. January 11, 1801, Abbeville, South Carolina; d.December 18, 1850, Huntingdon County, Indiana.99......iv......ABRAHAM HACKLEMAN, b. October 16, 1802, Georgetown, Scott, Kentucky; d.October 30, 1846, Mount Pleasant, Des Moines County, Iowa.100......v......JACOB TYNER HACKLEMAN, b. August 06, 1804, Boone County, Kentucky; d.September 26, 1843, Iowa.101......vi......MATILDA HACKLEMAN, b. January 20, 1806, Boone County, Kentucky; d.December 16, 1862, Ashland, Huntington County, Indiana......vii......PRESTON HACKLEMAN, b. October 20, 1808, Franklin County, Indiana; d.December 29, 1813, Franklin County, Indiana. Abner/Abraham Hackleman was examining

father's old-fashioned flint-lock when it fired a load into the chest of little Preston, who was atthe table eating dinner. Abner was horribly upset......viii......POLLY HACKLEMAN, b. February 11, 1810, Franklin County, Indiana; d. June1812......ix......ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN, b. July 27, 1816, Franklin County, Indiana; d. January24, 1817, Franklin County, Indiana.102......x......ELIJAH HACKLEMAN, b. October 18, 1817, Franklin County, Indiana; d. January16, 1901, Wabash County, Indiana.

19. SARAH HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn December 24, 1776 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and died September 02,1865 in Wabash, Wabash Co., Indiana. She met (1) WILLIAM MILNER March 03, 1814 inEaton, Preble County, Ohio. He was born 1773 in Eaton, Preble County, Ohio, and diedSeptember 07, 1827 in Rush County, Indiana. She married (2) AUGUSTUS PERKINS June 12,1832 in Rush County, Indiana, son of ROBERT PERKINS and ELIZABETH LOLLAR. He wasborn Abt. 1763 in Mountain Creek, Lincoln Co., North Carolina, and died September 05, 1834 inRush County, Indiana.

Notes for SARAH HACKLEMAN:Sarah Hackleman moved in 1841 to Wabash Co. IN. She lived alternately with dau. Anna Sailors& son Jacob Milner, and died at home of son-in-law Job Sailors; plain unassuming marble slabon grave at Ashland Cemetery.

Notes for WILLIAM MILNER:older man and Baptist ministerConradSailors administered estate, and A. Hackleman was the guardian

Notes for AUGUSTUS PERKINS:He was called "Boss" Perkins in Rush County, where he died in 1836 (though ElijahHackleman's Reminiscences say he died 5 September 1834 Rush Co. IN).

A Revolutionary War Pay Voucher in the NC State Dept. of Archives, #4214: "This certifies thatthe Board of Auditors have allowed Augustus Perkins nine pounds of Militia Service agreeableto an act of Gen'l Assembly Such case made & given under our Hands this 30th day of July AnDom 1784."

Lincoln Co. NC Court Minutes for July Session 1793 "Ordered by the Court that AugustinPerkins be overseer of the road leading from Lincolnton to Sherrills Ford from branch called DryAllen until he meets the Burke Road."

Baptist Church at Pleasant Run, Rush County, Indiana has:"The church at Pleasant Run met at the house of Brother Augustus Perkins on Sat. 1st day ofNov. 1823. After prayer proceeded to business. Brother Jacob Hackleman chosen moderator.A door was opened for the reception of members and received Brother E. Armstrong, alsoBrother Beverly Ware and Sister Nelly Ware.

Agreed tthat Brother Blades and Brother Jacob Hackleman serve the church by turn asmoderator.Agreed that our next church meeting be held at Brother Hezekiah Sailors.Adjourned......Augustus Perkins"

Baptist Church at Pleasant Run, Rush Co. IN has:"Meeting 2nd of Dec. 1826Brother Augustus Perkins was appointed to visit Brother Hezekiah Sailor and wife and knowtheir reasons for not attending church meetings for months past."

North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 (ancestry.com)Bride: Jean LollarGroom: Peter BodineBond Date: 16 Aug 1792County: LincolnRecord #: 01 020Bondsman: Augustus PerkinWitness: Joseph SteelBond #: 000071200

1790 LINCOLN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL CENSUSFields:NAME -- Head of the household1 -- Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families2 -- Free white males under 16 years3 -- Free white females including heads of familes4 -- All other free persons5 -- SlavesOrder of entry -- Order in which the names were transcribed"PERKINS, Adm" 2 0 2 0 0 1135"PERKINS, Augutn" 1 1 2 0 0 0030"PERKINS, Ben" 1 6 1 0 0 1096"PERKINS, Jesse" 2 0 3 0 0 0209"PERKINS, Jno." 5 1 3 0 12 0060"PERKINS, R. Bigm" 3 3 3 0 0 1074"PERKINS, Rich'd" 3 1 5 0 0 0023"PERKINS, Wm., Jr." 2 0 1 0 0 1094"PERKINS, Wm., Sr." 1 1 1 0 1 1095

Children of SARAH HACKLEMAN and WILLIAM MILNER are:103......i......ANNA MILNER, b. July 05, 1816, Eaton, Preble County, Ohio; d. February 27,1876.104......ii......JACOB MILNER, b. Abt. 1820, Eaton, Preble County, Ohio; d. January 28, 1880,Wabash County, Indiana.

20. KATHERINE HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS,ABRAM) was born August 08, 1778 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and died Abt.1846. She married CONRAD SAILORS in Abbeville District, South Carolina, son of JOHNSAILORS and FANNY OSBORN. He was born Abt. 1776 in Lincoln County, North Carolina,and died January 25, 1846 in America, Wabash, Indiana.

Notes for CONRAD SAILORS:Conrad's first wife died three weeks after the marriage, possibly in Abbeville Co. SC. A ConradSailors married a Mary Runan 19 June 1792 in Shenandoah Co. Virginia; could this be him?

Second wife was cousin Katherine.

Conrad was a Baptist. In 1806, he was a prime mover in building Little Cedar Grove church, andfirst in building Little Flat Rock Creek church, Rush Co. IN.

Elijah Hackleman, in REMINISCENCES, describes his home: "...two miles below Brookville,Franklin County, Indiana Territory. This was then the border County. The great expanse of thewest then remained an unbroken solitude and after the Battle of Tippiecanoe Indian depredationsbecame frequent. In the neighborhood erected fortifactions for their defense, called BlockHouses. Houses were made of large logs of trees and built to the height of fifteen or twenty feet.The logs were then projected about two or three feet over the wall of the main building andfurnished with a suitable number of port holes for defense. The house was then reflected in witha wall and made of slods or logs, standing upright and sunk some three or four feet into theground with bostins at each angel of the fort for its protection, made of same material, and tothese Block Houses people often repaired for their protection and not infrequently were farmhouses pickled in this manner. The house of Lewis Deweez at the mouth of Cedar Creek, and thehouse of Conrod Sailors one mile farther down were protected in this manner."

In 1811, he was on the 1st Franklin Co. Grand Jury. In 1816, Conrad was a major of militia in6th Brigade 3rd Division, where Jacob Sailor was a captain. In 1817, Conrad was Justice ofPeace for Franklin Co. IN, and he represented Franklin Co. in legislature 1818 and 1820.

In 1821, they to Rush County, Indiana; in the fall of 1845, to America, Wabash, IN to live withson-in-law Elijah Quick; that year at Christmas time, moved in with Judge Jesse D. Scott 1 mi.W of Ashland.

Children are listed above under (15) Conrad Sailors.

21. ISAAC HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn March 26, 1780 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and died December 10, 1844in Harrison Twp. Fayette, Indiana. He met (1) ELIZABETH HAWKINS July 02, 1801, daughterof JOSEPH HAWKINS and ELIZABETH ?. She was born May 22, 1783, and died July 30, 1835in Indiana. He married (2) RACHEL COTTON June 26, 1836. She was born Abt. 1800, and diedOctober 25, 1881.

Notes for ISAAC HACKLEMAN:On June 30, 1814 Isaac Hackleman filed for Ohio lands from Dearborn, IN

Children of ISAAC HACKLEMAN and ELIZABETH HAWKINS are:.....i......POLLY HACKLEMAN, b. August 25, 1802; d. July 30, 1833; m. JOSEPH PUTNAM,February 10, 1823, Fayette County, Indiana......ii......ANNE HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1805; m. HENRY BRADBURN, April 28, 1823, FayetteCounty, Indiana......iii......ELIZA HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1808; m. NEWTON WEBB, April 04, 1830, FayetteCounty, Indiana.105......iv......HAWKINS HACKLEMAN, b. January 06, 1810, Dearborn County, Indiana; d.October 10, 1894, Fayette County, Indiana......v......PLEASANT HACKLEMAN, d. August 01, 1855. Birth listed as cir 1813 Fayette Co., oras 16 Feb. 1816.....vi......UNNAMED FEMALE HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1815, Fayette County, Indiana.106......vii......WILLIAM HACKLEMAN, b. January 17, 1818, Harrison Township, FayetteCounty, Indiana; d. July 23, 1856......viii......NANCY HACKLEMAN, b. April 25, 1820, Fayette County, Indiana; m. JOHNHAWKINS; b. December 03, 1794, South Carolina; d. April 16, 1882, Rising Sun, Iowa.

Notes for JOHN HAWKINS:HACKLEMAN, HAWKINS posted by John Matrow on Tuesday, January 13, 1998Am seeking ancestors/descedants of: John HAWKINS (b.12/3/1794-NC) & NancyHACKLEMAN (b.1/11/1801-SC): Children: James HAWKINS (b.12/3/1816-IN), MatildaHAWKINS (b.c.1822-IN), Uriah HAWKINS (b.c.1827-IN), Abraham HAWKINS(b.c.1829-IN), John HAWKINS (b.c.1833-IN), Jacob HAWKINS (b.c.1832), MargaretA. HAWKINS (b.c.1837-IN), Rachel HAWKINS (b.c.1838-IN) Rebecca HAWKINS(b.c.1841-IN). Residence: Franklin Co., IN; Huntington Co., IN Cathy,Saw your post on genforum about the Hackelman and Hawkins from Rush Co IN. I am alsointerested in this connection. I have some information on John Hawkins b. 3 Dec 1794 in NCmarried Nancy Hackleman b 11 Jan 1801. They were married either 27 Sept 1815 or 7 Nov 1815.They had 15 children, I have some information on the seventh child Abraham HacklemanHawkins b. 15 Apr 1829 in Rush Co. IN. I am looking for more information on two daughters(Elizabeth and Clarissa) along with the rest of the children. If this is the same family you areworking on I would be gland to here from you.Herb Larsonjhlarson at oz.net.....ix......MATTHEW HACKLEMAN, b. January 19, 1823, Fayette County, Indiana; d. October31, 1858......x......JOHN HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1824, Fayette County, Indiana; d. 1852, Falmouth.Notes for JOHN HACKLEMAN:1850 FAYETTE COUNTY, INDIANA CENSUSPAGE# LINE# FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME AGE BIRTH_PLACE FILE_NAME264a 23 HACKLEMAN John 26 Ind pg0262b.txt264a 24 HACKLEMAN Susan 24 Ky pg0262b.txt

264a 25 HACKLEMAN Mary C. 4 Ind pg0262b.txt264a 26 HACKLEMAN Amanda J. 1 Ind pg0262b.txt.....xi......BENJAMIN HACKLEMAN, b. September 22, 1828, Fayette County, Indiana; d. July17, 1872, Fayette County, Indiana; m. ? MOFFETT.

Notes for BENJAMIN HACKLEMAN:1850 FAYETTE COUNTY, INDIANA CENSUSPAGE# LINE# FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME AGE BIRTH_PLACE FILE_NAME214b 30 HACKLEMAN Benjamin 22 Ia pg0204b.txt

22. MARGARET HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS,ABRAM) was born November 17, 1781 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and diedFebruary 11, 1842 in Rush County, Indiana. She met (1) HENRY LINES in South Carolina, sonof HENRY LINES. He was born Abt. 1773 in South Carolina?, and died August 14, 1837 inRush County, Indiana. She married (2) CORNELIUS CUMMINS July 16, 1836 in Rush County,Indiana. He died Abt. 1837.

Notes for HENRY LINES:1807 Henry moved to White Water, Indiana. 1821 he moved to Rush County, Indiana. EarlyJanuary of 1836, Henry Lines (b. 1773), reportedly drunk, went on horseback to Brookville,Indiana, but his horse was frightened as he left the mill at the crossing at Old Sommersell andthrew him. Henry drowned. Will mentions Abner, Charity, Conrad, Edward, Elizabeth, Fanny,Michael, Thomas, Sarah, Riller, and Polly lines. (7201906 97 and 81)

The Probate record for Henry Lines in Rush Co. covers 5 years. It includes the remarriage of thewidow, Margaret (Hackleman) Lines, the list of Lines children and their married names, andDaniel Kyger's guardianship for Lines granddaughter. The inventory and sale of the householdgoods, the many IOUs used for payment when banks were not available. A great picture of thetime frame in Rush Co., IN.

9-3-98Have a Henry Lines, born about 1773. He married a Margaret Hackleman. Only show his father,John J. Lines Jr. born around 1747 Abbeville District, North Carolina. emailing you because ofdates, I am having a hard time with this linage.Maxine Ryanellis at triton.net

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Grant DIVISION: Sims TownshipREEL NO: 123 PAGE NO: 206BREFERENCE: 8th Augt 1850; H. J. Lenox, Ass't Marshal; MF# 412======================================================LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACEMRD. SCH. R/W DDB======================================================32.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Ephraim....36. M.... Farmer.... 500... Ky..............X

33.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Tebitha....32. F.................Ind............. X34.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Susan.....15. F.................Ind35.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Ellen.....13. F.................Ind36.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Thomas.... 11. M.................Ind37.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Nancy.....8..F.................Ind38.34. 34.FRAZEE.... Sally Anne.. 6..F.................Ind39.34. 34.FRAZEE.... George W....3..M.................Ind40.34. 34.FRAZEE.... James R.... 1..M.................Ind41.35. 35.LINES.....Henry.....33. M.... Farmer.... 500... Ind............. X42.35. 35.LINES.....Margaret... 30. F.................Ind1. 35. 35.LINE..... William F... 8..M.................Ind2. 35. 35.LINE..... Marshall... 2..M.................Ind3. 35. 35.LINE..... Anne..... 2/12 F.................Ind

ROOTSWEB BOARD FOR GRANT CO.

TAYLOR CEMETERY, HUNTINGTON COUNTY, INDIANALines, Avrie T., b. 1891, d. 1918, s/w Gladys M. LinesLines, Barbara, b. 1833, d. 1911, s/w William LinesLines, Charley F., d. 1 June 1892, age 18y 9m 19d, Son of William & BarbaraLines, Dorn T., b. 1898, d. no date, s/w Gladys M. LinesLines, Elizabeth A., b. 1868, d. 1944, s/w John D. LinesLines, Elizabeth A., b. 1871, d. 1872Lines, Gladys M., b. 1892, d. no date, s/w Avrie T. LinesLines, Gladys M., b. 1902, d. 1966, s/w Dorn T. LinesLines, Infant, d. 23 Jul 1894, age ?m 12d, Dau of Jno D & LizzieLines, Iris, b. 4 Jul 1905, d. 18 Jan 1906Lines, John D., b. 1868, d. 1931, s/w Elizabeth A. LinesLines, Lorine, b. 1903, d. 1998, s/w Vane LinesLines, Vane, b. 1902, d. 1986, s/w Lorine LinesLines, William, b. 1832, d. 1903, s/w Barbara Lines

TRACT BOOK, BLACKFORD CO. INWilliam Lines 17 Oct 1838

Children of MARGARET HACKLEMAN and HENRY LINES are covered in the Lines historyat this website.

23. JACOB HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn January 14, 1784 in Georgetown, Scott, Kentucky, and died Bef. March 16, 1854 in BooneCounty, Indiana. He married (1) KATHERINE CORWIN. He married (2) RILLER ROBINSONJune 08, 1817 in Franklin County, Indiana, daughter of ABRAHAM ROBINSON and SALLYOSBORN.

Notes for JACOB HACKLEMAN:

Jacob Hackleman Jr. moved in 1821 to Rush Co. IN1835 to to Northfield, Boone Countybur. at farm of Rev. Jas. Ross in Northfield, Boone County

Children of JACOB HACKLEMAN and RILLER ROBINSON are:.....i......JEMIMA PAULINE HACKLEMAN, m. JAMES LANDER, February 04, 1830, RushCounty, Indiana......ii......SARAH HACKLEMAN, m. CHRISTOPHER RICHARDSON, June 30, 1839, BooneCounty, Indiana......iii......CYRUS HACKLEMAN, m. NANCY LAWS, February 07, 1833, Rush County,Indiana......iv......LEWIS HACKLEMAN......v......ROBINSON HACKLEMAN, m. ELIZABETH HENDERSON, July 23, 1837, RushCounty, Indiana.118......vi......HEZEKIAH HACKLEMAN......vii......POLLY HACKLEMAN, m. (1) PETER GOOD; m. (2) BENJAMIN W. BISHOP,October 05, 1843, Boone County, Indiana......viii......CONRAD HACKLEMAN, m. ELIZABETH JANE JOHNSON, September 17, 1840,Boone County, Indiana......ix......GEORGE HACKLEMAN.

24. JOHN HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn September 09, 1785 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died February 19, 1864 inBrookeville, Franklin, Indiana. He met SALLY ADAMS October 18, 1810. She was born March20, 1792 in Stokes County, North Carolina, and died November 10, 1868 in Franklin County,Indiana.

Notes for JOHN HACKLEMAN:John Hackleman was a Revolutionary War vet, serving from AbbevilleSeptember 17, 1816 filed from Franklin Co. IN for land in Indiana SurveyMarch 14, 1864 will recorded in Will Book 1, p. 394, 397bur. Maple Grove Cemetery, Brookville, Franklin, IN

Children of JOHN HACKLEMAN and SALLY ADAMS are:.....i......PAULINA HACKLEMAN, b. August 1812; m. (1) HOMER Z. TOWNER, December11, 1830, Franklin County, Indiana; d. May 23, 1831; m. (2) J.O. ST. JOHN, September 30,1839.119......ii......PLEASANT ADAMS HACKLEMAN, b. November 15, 1814, Franklin County,Indiana; d. October 03, 1862, Corinth, Mississippi.120......iii......OLIVER CEPHUS HACKLEMAN, b. October 26, 1816, Franklin County, Indiana;d. July 04, 1900, Rushville, Rush County, Indiana......iv......NANCY HACKLEMAN, b. June 02, 1819......v......WILLIAM ROBERT HACKLEMAN, b. June 03, 1821......vi......MARY ANN HACKLEMAN, b. February 18, 1824.121......vii......THOMAS SHELBY HACKLEMAN, b. February 08, 1826.

25. THOMAS JEFFERSON HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETHSAILORS, ABRAM) was born April 15, 1790 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and diedAbt. 1878 in Spencer Co., Indiana. He met KATHERINE ALENSWORTH May 28, 1812 inFranklin County, Indiana. Thomas Jefferson Hackleman's will is dated February 26, 1873; willprobated March 11, 1878

Child of THOMAS HACKLEMAN and KATHERINE ALENSWORTH is:122......i......FRANCES HACKLEMAN, b. April 19, 1822, Spencer County, Indiana; d. February01, 1900, Spencer County, Indiana.

26. FANNY HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn May 12, 1793 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died March 24, 1876 in Frankton,Madison County, Indiana. She met JESSE WEBB March 11, 1813. He was born October 17,1785 in Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died September 28, 1875 in Frankton, MadisonCounty, Indiana.

Notes for JESSE WEBB:DERNAM, HACKLEMAN, PAVA, PEAVEY, PEAVY, WEBB posted by Patricia Kantzer (mkdoc@nemr.net ) on Saturday, August 29, 1998Jesse WEBB, bn 17 Oct 1785, Abbeville Dist, South Carolina, died 28 Sep 1875, Frankton,Madison County, Indiana. on 11 Mar 1813 in Franklin Co In was married to FannyHACKLEMAN, bn 12 May 1793, Georgetown, Scott Co Ky died 24 Mar 1876, Frankton,Madison County, In. Their children were: 1. Absalom bn 8 Feb 1814 married to HuldaPEAVEY/PEAVY; 2. Mary bn 4 May 1815, married to Samule PAVA; 3. Catherine bn 31 Mar1817, married ro Richard DERNAM; 4. Elizabeth bn 4 Jul 1819, died 8 Jan 1833; 5. Minor bn 29Jun 1821; 6. Edward bn 1 Nov 1823; 7. Alford bn 25 apr 1826 died 22 Jun 1827; 8. Nancy bn 25May 1828 died 1 Apr 1830; 9 & 10. Infant twins bn and died 1830. Would like to find out whoJesse's parents were and more about Absalom and Hulda. Have only one child listed for them.

Children of FANNY HACKLEMAN and JESSE WEBB are:123......i......ABSALOM WEBB, b. February 08, 1814......ii......MARY WEBB, b. May 04, 1815; m. SAMUEL PAVA......iii......CATHERINE WEBB, b. March 31, 1817; m. RICHARD DERNAM......iv......ELIZABETH WEBB, b. July 04, 1819; d. January 08, 1833......v......MINOR WEBB, b. June 21, 1821......vi......EDWARD WEBB, b. November 01, 1823......vii......ALFORD WEBB, b. April 25, 1826; d. June 22, 1827......viii......NANCY WEBB, b. May 25, 1828; d. April 01, 1830.

27. MARY HACKLEMAN (JOHAN JACOB, MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn December 17, 1781 in King's Mountain, Lincoln, North Carolina, and died August 27, 1852in LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana. She met GREENBARRY LINES Abt. 1801, son of HENRYLINES. He was born Abt. 1778 in Lincolnton, Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died April13, 1838 in Rush County, Indiana.

Children of MARY HACKLEMAN and GREENBARRY LINES are in the Lines history at thiswebsite.

28. CONRAD HACKLEMAN (GEORGE E., MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn Abt. 1811, and died Bef. October 06, 1857 in Lowndes County, Mississippi. He marriedCATHERINE EDMONSON Abt. 1842. She was born September 22, 1828 in Georgia, and diedJune 15, 1916 in Roxton, Lamar County, Texas.

Children of CONRAD HACKLEMAN and CATHERINE EDMONSON are:.....i......GEORGE JAMES HACKLEMAN, b. March 02, 1843, Mississippi; m. MARY A. ?; b.Abt. 1858, Texas.

Notes for GEORGE JAMES HACKLEMAN:L. Randolph palorand@mindspring.com 2002-06-03 15:35:20I have just come across the following info @ the Texas State Archives website: GEORGEJAMES HACKLEMAN, wife M. A. Hackleman; Confederate Soldier applied for and received apension in Texas:Lamar County. (This is not my family, but I thought you might find it useful.)

1880 censusName Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's BirthplaceGeorge J. HACKLEMAN Self M Male W 34 MS Dry Goods Merchant NC GAMary A. HACKLEMAN Wife M Female W 22 TX Keeping House VA TNGeorge B. WHIPPLE Other S Male W 29 AR Clk. In Dry Goods Store VA TNIsaac PAYTON Other M Male B 45 MS MS MSCensus Place Precinct 2, Lamar, TexasFamily History Library Film 1255314 . NA Film Number T9-1314Page Number 90D.....ii......CATHERINE ELIZABETH MARY HACKLEMAN, b. September 07, 1844......iii......ELIZABETH ANN MATILDA HACKLEMAN, b. November 13, 1846......iv......LUCINDA HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1849.130......v......CONRAD HACKLEMAN, b. January 1852, Lowndes County, Mississippi.

29. MARY M. HACKLEMAN (GEORGE E., MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn October 25, 1811 in South Carolina?, and died January 16, 1871. She married AMBROSEEUBANKS October 12, 1850 in Loundes County, Mississippi. He was born January 12, 1816 inAlabama, and died November 02, 1861 in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.

Children of MARY HACKLEMAN and AMBROSE EUBANKS are:131......i......JOHN A. EUBANKS, b. Abt. 1852, Mississippi......ii......MARY E. EUBANKS, b. December 1853, Loundes County, Mississippi.

30. GEORGE BENSON HACKLEMAN (GEORGE E., MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS,ABRAM) was born September 01, 1816 in South Carolina, and died February 04, 1878 in Sadler,Grayson County, Texas. He married ELVIRA B. WESTON STORY February 22, 1842, daughter

of BAZDAL STORY and ELIZABETH ?. She was born September 06, 1826 in Alabama, anddied February 12, 1878 in Sadler, Grayson County, Texas.

Notes for GEORGE BENSON HACKLEMAN:1880 censusName Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's BirthplaceB.S. HACKLEMAN Self S Male W 22 TX Farming MS MSJohn R. HACKLEMAN Brother S Male W 13 TX Farm Laborer MS MSWillie G. HACKLEMAN Brother S Male W 11 TX Farm Laborer MS MSSource Information:Census Place Precinct 6, Grayson, TexasFamily History Library Film 1255307, NA Film Number T9-1307Page Number 331D

Children of GEORGE HACKLEMAN and ELVIRA STORY are:.....i......JESSE W. HACKLEMAN, b. July 05, 1843, Alabama......ii......CELESTRY EMILY HACKLEMAN, b. July 30, 1845, Alabama......iii......NAOMI JERONA HACKLEMAN, b. November 19, 1848, Alabama......iv......ELIZABETH EUPHRONA HACKLEMAN, b. April 12, 1849, Alabama......v......MATILDA ANN EMELINE HACKLEMAN, b. August 31, 1851......vi......BASDAL STOREY HACKLEMAN, b. May 12, 1857, Texas......vii......GEORGE BENSON HACKLEMAN, b. February 23, 1860, Texas......viii......THOMAS JEFFERSON JACKSON HACKLEMAN, b. September 27, 1862, Texas......ix......JOHN ROBERT HACKLEMAN, b. July 01, 1865, Texas......x......WILLIAM GRAY HACKLEMAN, b. January 21, 1869, Saltillo, Hopkins County,Texas.

31. JESSE C. HACKLEMAN (GEORGE E., MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS, ABRAM) wasborn May 07, 1818 in South Carolina, and died March 23, 1900 in Millport, Lamar County,Alabama. He married EMILY B. WESTON STORY Abt. 1849 in Georgia, daughter ofBAZDAL STORY and ELIZABETH ?. She was born May 31, 1832 in Alabama, and died June17, 1922 in Millport, Lamar County, Alabama.

Notes for EMILY B. WESTON STORY:Bazdal Walker Story born Dec 30, 1799 in Warren Co, Ga and died Sept 17, 1851 in Pickens Co,Al married Elizabeth born Feb 22, 1797 in Ga and died May 5, 1853 in Pickens Co, Al. Theirknown children are D. W. Story(male) 1821; Emily B Weston Story Sept 6, 1826; Emily BWeston Story May 31, 1832; Bailey W 1834, and Victoria H E B W E Story 1841. Does anyonehave info on this family. I need to bring as many Story descendents to present as possible forStory/Storey book. To me this is a very important family that would be of great interest for thebook.Bill Story, Midland, Ga Storyroots@aol.com

Children of JESSE HACKLEMAN and EMILY STORY are:

.....i......ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1849, Alabama.

.....ii......MARY HACKLEMAN, b. May 20, 1855, Loundes County, Mississippi; d. October 10,1946, Lamar, Alabama.132......iii......GEORGE BASWELL HACKLEMAN, b. May 20, 1860; d. August 17, 1896,Millport, Lamar County, Alabama......iv......JAMES CONRAD HACKLEMAN, b. June 04, 1864, Mayhew, Loundes Co., MS; d.March 08, 1918, Columbus, Loundes County, Mississippi......v......HENRY HACKLEMAN, b. Abt. 1865; d. Abt. 1904......vi......KATE HACKLEMAN, b. May 1871, Loundes County, Mississippi; d. Abt. 1903.

32. RACHEL MATILDA H. HACKLEMAN (GEORGE E., MARY ELIZABETH SAILORS,ABRAM) was born January 30, 1826 in Mississippi, and died February 14, 1850 in Columbus,Lowndes County, Mississippi. She married AMBROSE EUBANKS Abt. 1846. He was bornJanuary 12, 1816 in Alabama, and died November 02, 1861 in Columbus, Lowndes County,Mississippi.

Children of RACHEL HACKLEMAN and AMBROSE EUBANKS are:.....i......JAMES H. EUBANKS, b. April 18, 1846......ii......GEORGE WASHINGTON EUBANKS, b. December 17, 1849.

33. FREDERICK SAILORS (GEORGE LEONARD, LEONARD, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1799in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died October 25, 1873 in White County, Tennessee. Hemarried ELIZABETH CAMERON Abt. 1823 in White County, Tennessee. She was born Abt.1805, and died in Sparta, White County, Tennessee.

Notes for FREDERICK SAILORS:Seeking info on Thomas FOWLER(American Native) m. c. Jan1867 in Sparta to Elizabeth AnnSAYLORS.Elizabeth was b.c.1833 d.c.1880. Elizabeth SAYLORS parents were FredrickSAYLORS b.c.1798 and Elizabeth Betsy Ann WILLIAMS.Elizabeth SAYLORS is in 1879cn.p#368 as head of household. Why were the women that married Indians named Head of houseand not the Indian man? Did it have something to do with not being a citizen?B.L.Dennisarchitect_90745 at yahoo.comSubmitted on Sun Aug 13 07:56:40 MDT 2000

Children of FREDERICK SAILORS and ELIZABETH CAMERON are:.....i......WILLIAM SIMPSON SAILORS, b. Abt. 1824, White County, Tennessee; d. June 27,1887; m. JANE GALTON, Abt. 1844, White County, Tennessee; b. February 15, 1823; d. June23, 1905.

Notes for WILLIAM SIMPSON SAILORS:The Rice cemetery also includes the Howell and Saylors cemeteries, and is located just across thePutnam/White County line from Burgess Falls State Park. The following list of those buriedthere was compiled in 1983 by Mrs. Nancy Massa Goolsby and her daughter, Mrs. Betty GoolsbyDoyle. Betty Doyle provided this compilation to the author in 1994. After much careful and

painstaking research, the data was updated, and is herein presented. This cemetery record is mostvaluable as many of the monuments identified in 1983 are no longer there, having been removedby a vandal. It is rumored that the markers were removed "to make it easier to mow". Removingand / or destroying grave monuments is a felony. It is not known if the creature responsible forthis reprehensible act was ever prosecuted. He should be - to the fullest extent of the law...........SAYLORS CEMETERYRow One.............Birth date..... Death dateMargaret Jane Saylors Steward.....October 3, 1882.....No date givenWilliam Alton Saylors...June 24, 1902.....April 24, 1923Malcom Monroe Saylors...June 24, 1902.....April 28, 1967Row TwoFelix Monroe Saylors...20 Nov 1883.....10 Jun 1949William Simpson Saylors...18 May 1881.....18 Aug 1908Sarah Fina Saylors...13 July 1886..... 2 Apr 1904Elizabeth (Hitchcock) Saylors .....20 June 1854..... 10 Sep 1934(m. 4 Aug 1880)Daniel K. Saylors...10 Jul 1855..... 25 July 1881Jane Saylors........15 Feb 1823..... 23 June 1905W. S. Saylors........born 1821..... 27 June 1887Row ThreeSophronia Saylors...No date ..... "Departed 4 July 1920"S. H. Combs........7 Feb 1866..... 23 Feb 1898Landen Combs........18 May 1892..... 7 Dec 1898Beecher Combs........20 Dec 1887..... 23 Mar 1888Row FourUnmarked gravesNancy Jane (Saylors) Green..........18 Sep 1857..... 9 May 1938(m. 28 Sept. 1875)John Green........14 Mar 1855..... 6 Jan 1912=================================================================.....RICE CEMETERYBeginning Inside Circle DriveRow OneCelia Mae Ward ........13 Oct 1910..... 7 Dec 1975Fannie Lou Ward........24 Apr 1944..... 8 Sept 1944Unmarked gravesMaggie Lou Stoglin...24 Sept 1906..... 26 Sept 1954William Homer Stoglin...6 May 1900..... 26 Sept 1973Infant Child 1 ... .....No date.......... No dateof Mr. & Mrs. Lumford HowellInfant Child 2........No date.......... No dateof Mr. & Mrs. Lumford HowellManda (Thomas) Howell...25 Aug 1895..... 11 Apr 1977Lunford Howell........4 Apr 1894..... 23 Sept 1980Row Two - Left to Right

Two unmarked gravesSallie Cole Flannigan ...8 Aug 1874..... 23 Sept 1958Silas Isaac Cole...No date.......... 27 July 1910PVT TN 328 INF 82nd DivSarah Cole........1845 .......... 10 July 1912"age about 67 years".Matilda Cole.......... ..........1877.......... 1926"Wife of James H. Howell"Infant Howell........No date.......... Sept 1899James H. Howell........1899 .......... 1939Asher D. Howell........1904 .......... 1941Unmarked graveM.A.H..............No date.......... No dateInfant Child ........No date.......... No dateof J. S. Bussell & WifePrilla Ann Howell...27 Nov 1893..... 21 Aug 1926Richard Hillman Bussell.....20 Jan 1907.....No dateVictoria M. Cole .....30 Oct 1881.....7 Nov 1969......"Dau. of Wm. Howell & Elvira Thomas"Horace Greely Cole...20 Jan 1903.....29 Oct 1903L. A. (Lola Agnes) Cole .....17 Feb 1900.....6 Sept 1900New stone at head of old slabsM. A. Howell........28 Sept 1879.....30 Aug 1883W. S. Howell........6 Dec 1875.....3 Feb 1897W. D. Howell... .....28 May 1844...30 Aug 1901...Double Marker W. D. Howell was the son ofSilas Howell and Matilda C. RiceElvira (Thomas) Howell.....8 July 1864.....9 Feb 1942...Wife of W.D. HowellVera Marie Howell.....5 Mar 1917.....5 Apr 1917...Dau. of Ray & Ova HowellRow ThreeThree Unmarked gravesTwelve Unmarked graves

Row FourThree Unmarked gravesTwo of these may be the graves of Silas and Matilda (Rice)Howell

ELEANOR RICE........1792.....11 May 1865.....Born in S. C.WILLIAM B. RICE SR. .....1794 .....Oct 1845.....Born in N.C. Grave unmarked but identified.Martha Rice........1824.....16 Mar 1858Mary (Rice) Tallent...1819.....1 Nov 1868E. Jaco........ .....No date. Grave unmarked. If Eli, born 1839Believed to be Eli Alexander Jaco .....No date. If Eli, he died after 1910SpaceSarah J. Jaco........1815.....Nov 1877.....Dau of John and Nancy Brewer Howell....Married (1)John A. Rice. (2) John Jaco.John A. Rice... .....1815.....1837 ...Son of Wm B. & Eleanor Rice. Killed by a bear or wild boar

about 1837. Grave unmarked but identified.Six Unmarked gravesStones Broken - illegible

Row FiveUnmarked graveCharlotte (Massa) Montgomery ....6 Dec 1828.....8 Jan 1899Sister of Dorinda C.Massa who married John Rice, son of John A. Rice and Sarah Howell. Shemarried Leftwich Montgomery.

Two Unmarked gravesFive Unmarked graves

Row SixSarah Tennessee Rice.....5 May 1870.....4 June 1904Nancy Rice...12 Sep 1851.....14 Dec 1923....Dau of Henry Gambrell and Abby MaynardWilliam Rice...15 Dec 1843.....9 Apr 1894.....Son of Wm Rice Jr. and Mary MassaWilliam H. (Henry) Rice.....7 Dec 1872.....19 Mar 1906Row SevenUnmarked graveMalissa Rice Hickey.....3 Apr 1876....3 May 1915...."Wife of W. T. Hickey"John S. Bussell... 31 Aug 1879..... 17 Aug 1952.....Monument destroyedAmanda C. Bussell.....25 Dec 1883.....11 Feb 1946.....Monument destroyedAlta Bussell.....13 Mar 1904.....10 May 1905.....Monument destroyedHooper Bussell ...10 May 1910..... 17 Apr 1917....Monument destroyed

133......ii......JESSE CARROLL SAILORS, b. Abt. 1825, White County, Tennessee; d. Abt.1899, Cooper, Delta County, Texas.134......iii......KISSANE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1830......iv......ELIZABETH ANN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1833, White County, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1880,White County, Tennessee; m. HENRY ATKINS, Abt. 1855, White County, Tennessee; b. Abt.1836, White County, Tennessee......v......ABRAHAM SAILORS, b. Abt. 1836......vi......FRANCES SAILORS, b. Abt. 1838; m. JOHN HOWELL, February 27, 1878, WhiteCounty, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1839......vii......ELISHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1840; m. LOUISA ?, Abt. 1865, Putnam County,Tennessee.

Notes for ELISHA SAILORS:An Elisha Saylors was in unit B of TN Union 1st Mounted Infantry, as was a John C. Saylors :Elisha SaylorsRank: CorpAge: 19Enlisted: Dec 3 63 Mustered: Jan 22 64Remarks: Jd as privt Jan 30 64A: pr to corp Mar 12 64

135......viii......THOMAS J. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1843.136......ix......JAMES MONROE SAILORS, b. August 18, 1845, White County, Tennessee; d.February 09, 1919, White County, Tennessee......x......NANCY JANE SAILORS, b. January 28, 1846, White County, Tennessee.

34. WILLIAM M. SAILORS (GEORGE LEONARD, LEONARD, ABRAM) was born February08, 1802 in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died September 27, 1850 in Hancock County, Illinois.He married CHARLOTTE ?.

Children of WILLIAM SAILORS and CHARLOTTE ? are:.....i......DEKALB SAILORS, b. Abt. 1831, Hancock County, Illinois......ii......LOUISA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1833, Hancock County, Illinois......iii......WILLIAM SAILORS, b. Abt. 1834......iv......SQUIRE N. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1836......v......PATSEY E. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1838, Hancock County, Illinois......vi......NANCY J. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1840......vii......SOPHRONIA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842, Hancock County, Illinois......viii......ANDREW P. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1844, Hancock County, Illinois.137......ix......CARROLL R. SAILORS, b. December 04, 1844, Illinois; d. March 08, 1875......x......HELEN V. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1849, Hancock County, Illinois.

35. ELIZABETH SAILORS (GEORGE LEONARD, LEONARD, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1808in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1881 in Putnam County, Tennessee. She married ELAMSHERRILL, son of ABRAHAM SHERRILL and CALESTINE GRANT. He was born Abt. 1795in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1882.

Children of ELIZABETH SAILORS and ELAM SHERRILL are:138......i......JOSHUA SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1829, White County, Tennessee; d. June 20, 1909,Putnam County, Tennessee.139......ii......NANCY ANN SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1830, Tennessee.140......iii......JOHN JORDEN SHERRILL, b. November 18, 1832, White County, Tennessee; d.November 05, 1921.141......iv......AMY CAROLINE SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1834, Tennessee; d. February 26, 1900,Cushing, Payne, Oklahoma.142......v......JOSEPH CALVIN SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1836, White County, Tennessee; d.September 30, 1916......vi......WILLIAM J. SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1843, White County, Tennessee; d. November 23,1915, White County, Tennessee......vii......VIOLET E. SHERRILL, b. Abt. 1848, Tennessee.

36. SARAH SAILORS (GEORGE LEONARD, LEONARD, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1810 inAbbeville District, South Carolina, and died in White County, Tennessee. She married ELIJAHHICKEY Abt. 1836 in White County, Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1814 in Tennessee, and diedAugust 1897 in Cookeville, Putnam, TN.

Children of SARAH SAILORS and ELIJAH HICKEY are:.....i......WILLIAM MORRIS HICKEY, b. March 1838, White County, Tennessee......ii......ANN A. HICKEY, b. Abt. 1839, White County, Tennessee......iii......SANDY A. HICKEY, b. August 09, 1843, Sparta, White County, Tennessee......iv......LOUISA CAROLINE HICKEY, b. December 03, 1845, White County, Tennessee......v......SARAH FINE HICKEY, b. March 03, 1846, Sparta, White County, Tennessee......vi......LYCURGIS CORNELIUS HICKEY, b. March 11, 1850, White County, Tennessee......vii......MARGARET ELIZIRA HICKEY, b. Abt. 1852, White County, Tennessee......viii......JAMES D. HICKEY, b. June 07, 1855, White County, Tennessee......ix......JOSEPH ABNER HICKEY, b. May 1858, Putnam County, Tennessee......x......MARGARET ELIZABETH HICKEY, b. February 06, 1861, Putnam County, Tennessee.

37. ABRAHAM SAILORS (GEORGE LEONARD, LEONARD, ABRAM) was born August 11,1817 in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died April 19, 1880 in White County, Tennessee. Hemarried JANE PRICE Abt. 1837 in White County, Tennessee, daughter of GEORGE PRICE andMARY COOK. She was born March 02, 1819 in White County, Tennessee, and died February26, 1897 in White County, Tennessee.

Notes for ABRAHAM SAILORS:http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/white/cemeteries/saylors.txt?o_xid=9872&o_lid=9872SAYLORS CEMETERY, WHITE CO. TNSaylors, (Inf d/o John & S. T.) 1904Saylors, Abram 11 Aug 1817-19 Apr 1880Saylors, Alice 17 Dec 1849-19 Jun 1896Saylors, Becky “Mother”.....1840-1911Saylors, Bessie 1 Mar 1878-21 Oct 1880Saylors, Bessie 1893-???Saylors, Burtis W. 30 Aug 1842-10 Jan 1915Saylors, Dempse Monroe 13 Mar 1872-5 Apr 1961Saylors, Ernest Leo 11 Feb 1906-13 Apr 1937Saylors, Gincy 2 Mar 1818-26 Feb 1897Saylors, Harriet Southard (w/o Burtis) 23 Jun 1848-29 Aug 1931Saylors, Hattie Hutson 24 Dec 1877-11 Dec 1959Saylors, Hubert 13 Mar 1913-20 Feb 1980Saylors, Irene E. 9 Nov 1878-22 May 1933Saylors, James M. 1887-1913Saylors, John 14 Sep 1871-13 Dec 1942Saylors, Judy Gail 1946-1959Saylors, Katherine Bilbrey (w/o Sam) 13 Feb 1908-???Saylors, L. D. 7 Jan 1852-18 Apr 1918Saylors, Lena 20 Feb 1893-24 Feb 1893Saylors, Lizzer Southard 1877-1966Saylors, Lou Southard (w.o. L. D.) 1855-1938Saylors, Margaret Ann 5 May 1858-18 Aug 1859Saylors, Marvin A. 3 Aug 1881-16 May 1952

Saylors, Mary L. (w/o Thurman) 10 Jun 1915-???Saylors, Mattie (w/o Milus) 1871-1941Saylors, Milus 1870-1955Saylors, Notie B. (w/o Wm. Dow) 17 May 1877-19 Apr 1950Saylors, Payala B. (w/o Hubert).....15 Apr 1920-???Saylors, Samuel Burtis 16 apr 1904-7 Oct 1968Saylors, Sarah Jane Bowman (w/o John) 27 Jul 1879-4 May 1939Saylors, Thurman L. 1912-1973Saylors, W. M. “Father”.....1838-1914Saylors, Wm. Dow 8 Apr 1874-23 Jul 1943Saylors, Wm. H. 1889-1940Saylors, Wm. Henry Bryant (s/o A.L. &M. L.) 1896-1897

Children of ABRAHAM SAILORS and JANE PRICE are:.....i......JAMES MARION SAILORS, b. June 11, 1838, White County, Tennessee.

Notes for JAMES MARION SAILORS:Died about 1864 in Civil War.....ii......WILLIAM M. SAILORS, b. April 1840, White County, Tennessee; d. January 14, 1914,White County, Tennessee; m. REBECCA EMALINE HITCHCOCK, June 11, 1863, WhiteCounty, Tennessee.Census: 1880Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's BirthplaceWilliam SAYLORS...Self...M...Male...W...40...TN...Farmer...TN...TNEmaline SAYLORS...Wife...M...Female...W...39...TN...Keeping House...TN...TNBird M. SAYLORS...Son...S...Male...W...15...TN...Laborer...TN...TNLayfaytte SAYLORS...Son...S...Male...W...13...TN......TN...TNSarah J. SAYLORS...Dau...S...Female...W...11...TN......TN...TNManda F. SAYLORS...Dau...S...Female...W...10...TN......TN...TNTheodocia SAYLORS...Dau...S...Female...W...9...TN......TN...TNGeorge SAYLORS...Son...S...Male...W...2...TN......TN...TNCensus Place District 7, White, TennesseeFamily History Library Film...1255285NA Film Number...T9-1285Page Number...470C143......iii......BURTIS WALKER SAILORS, b. August 30, 1842, White County, Tennessee; d.January 10, 1915, White County, Tennessee.144......iv......FRANCES CATHERINE SAILORS, b. March 1844, White County, Tennessee; d.March 07, 1918, White County, Tennessee......v......GEORGE PRICE SAILORS, b. June 1848, White County, Tennessee; d. December 19,1919, White County, Tennessee; m. DOLLY J. MATLOCK, September 26, 1872, White County,Tennessee......vi......MARCUS LAFAYETTE SAILORS, b. December 1849, White County, Tennessee; d.Abt. 1915, White County, Tennessee; m. MARY ELIZABETH GREEN, October 14, 1878,

White County, Tennessee......vii......LORENZO DOW SAILORS, b. January 1852, White County, Tennessee; d. April 15,1919, White County, Tennessee; m. ALICE CURTEE RUNNELS, December 18, 1870, WhiteCounty, Tennessee......viii......HENRY CLAY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1854; m. NANCY JANE COLEMAN, February21, 1877, White County, Tennessee......ix......MARY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1858, White County, Tennessee; m. EDWIN KELLEY,September 14, 1871, White County, Tennessee......x......JANE SAILORS, b. May 1860, White County, Tennessee.145......xi......AMANDA E. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1862, White County, Tennessee.

38. JAMES SAILORS (DANIEL PHILIP, DANIEL, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1818 inTennessee, and died January 19, 1857 in Tippah, Mississippi. He married MATHILDA DAVISJune 04, 1839 in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, daughter of WILLIAM DAVIS andMARTHA WAIKFIELD. She was born Abt. 1824 in Tennessee, and died in Ripley, Tippah,Mississippi.

Children of JAMES SAILORS and MATHILDA DAVIS are:.....i......SALLIE ANN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842, Lawrenceberg, Lawrence, Tennessee.146......ii......JOHN CALVIN SAILORS, b. October 17, 1843, Lawrenceberg, Lawrence,Tennessee; d. February 22, 1929, Chickasha, Grady, Oklahoma......iii......JAMES VARNER SAILORS, b. Abt. 1848, Boonville, Ripley, Mississippi......iv......HENRY CLAY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1851, Boonville, Ripley, Mississippi......v......ANDREW JACKSON SAILORS, b. Abt. 1854, Boonville, Ripley, Mississippi......vi......GEORGE WASHINGTON SAILORS, b. Abt. 1858, Boonville, Ripley, Mississippi.

39. PHILIP SAILORS (DANIEL PHILIP, DANIEL, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1820 inLawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee. He married CAROLINE FRANKLIN Abt. 1838 inMississippi.

Notes for PHILIP SAILORS:Could these be the sons of Philip?http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/27infcok.htmlTwenty-seventh Regiment Arkansas Infantry, Company KSAILORS, DANIEL W (Daniel W. Saylors)Corporal—Enlisted at Yellville, Arkansas, June 28, 1862; age 22; died, February 5, 1863;formerly served in 14th (Powers’) Arkansas Infantry.

SAYLORS, WILLIAM JPrivate—Enlisted at Yellville, Arkansas, June 28, 1862; age 19; deserted, February 1, 1864;formerly served in 14th (Powers’) Arkansas Infantry.

Children of PHILIP SAILORS and CAROLINE FRANKLIN are:.....i......DANIEL W. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1840, Lawrenceberg, Lawrence, Tennessee......ii......WILLIAM SAILORS, b. Abt. 1844, Lawrenceberg, Lawrence, Tennessee.

.....iii......ELIZABETH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1846, Lawrenceberg, Lawrence, Tennessee.

40. JOHN H. SAILORS (DANIEL PHILIP, DANIEL, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1821 inLawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee. He married MELINDA LANCASTER September 09, 1844in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1823 in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence,Tennessee.

Children of JOHN SAILORS and MELINDA LANCASTER are:.....i......MARVIN S. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1846......ii......SALLIE ANN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1848......iii......WILLIAM RILEY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1851......iv......AMOS ALLEN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1855......v......MARTHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1857......vi......JOHN W. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1860......vii......JOBE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1863.

41. SALLIE SAILORS (DANIEL PHILIP, DANIEL, ABRAM) was born October 08, 1831 inTennessee, and died January 09, 1911 in Tippah County, Mississippi. She married REV.ANDREW CROCKETT VANDIVER August 07, 1849 in Mississippi, son of ELISHAVANDIVER and LUCINDA MELTON. He was born June 10, 1831 in Wayne County,Tennessee, and died September 27, 1915 in Mitchell Community, Tippah County, Mississippi.

Notes for SALLIE SAILORS:See Clint Stroupe athttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cstroupe&id=I0368 fordescendant information.

Children of SALLIE SAILORS and ANDREW VANDIVER are:147......i......RACHEL AVELINE VANDIVER, b. October 31, 1852, Tippah County,Mississippi; d. November 13, 1925, Tippah County, Mississippi......ii......NICHOLAS VANDIVER, b. Abt. 1851.

42. FANNY SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1799 in Little River,Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1858. She married HEZEKIAH SAILORSApril 16, 1818 in Franklin County, Indiana, son of CONRAD SAILORS and KATHERINEHACKLEMAN. He was born 1802 in Kings Mountain, Abbeville District, South Carolina, anddied August 10, 1835 in Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for FANNY SAILORS:In Wabash Co. IN by 1850.

Notes for HEZEKIAH SAILORS:Baptist Church at Pleasant Run, Rush Co. IN has:"Meeting 2nd of Dec. 1826Brother Augustus Perkins was appointed to visit Brother Hezekiah Sailor and wife and know

their reasons for not attending church meetings for months past."

Cencus 1850 Indiana Wabash Co. Liberty Twp pg 338Frances... 51... F... SCElijah... 21... INSusan A. ...18... INHezikiah ...16... IN

1860 Wabash Co., IndianaFrances... 60... F... rent Widow... is living next door to son Hezikiah

Children of FANNY SAILORS and HEZEKIAH SAILORS are:148......i......NANCY E. SAILORS, b. April 17, 1820, Rush County, Indiana; d. May 25, 1890,Wabash County, Indiana.149......ii......MARTHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1822......iii......MARIA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1824.150......iv......LEWIS D. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1826, Indiana.151......v......ELIJAH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1829, Rush County, Indiana.152......vi......PAULINA C. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1831......vii......SUSAN AMANDA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1834.153......viii......HEZEKIAH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1836.

43. NANCY SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born December 10, 1799 in Little River,Horry Co, South Carolina, and died August 31, 1876 in LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana. Shemarried JOHN N. TYNER September 08, 1818 in Brookville, Franklin, Indiana, son ofWILLIAM TYNER and ELIZABETH HACKLEMAN. He was born August 18, 1800 in LittleRiver, Abbeville, South Carolina, and died February 04, 1871 in LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN N. TYNER:John Tyner served as a Colonel in the 47th Regiment Indiana Militia.

census Rush Co. IN district 97 1850 family # 590Jno Tyner 49 yr male Farmer $ 4000 SCNancy 50 yr female SC

Church: First Baptist Church ever organized in OhioDescription: Honest, industrious young manInformation 1: Biographical Memories of Wabash Co., Indiana B.F. Bowenpublisher, 1901Information 2: Worked as a day laborer, clearing the forests, rolling logs to earn money withwhich he purchased 80 acres of land in Rush Co., Indiana, resided in Rush Co., until 1870Military service: Served as a Colonel in the 47th Regiment of the Indiana Militia for many years.Residence: Abt. 1805, Moved with parents to Franklin Co., Indiana, the long & perilous journeybeing made by packhorse. Here he grew to manhood, marring at an early age to Nancy Sailors,who was his faithful companion until death separated them.

Children of NANCY SAILORS and JOHN TYNER are:154......i......JACOB TYNER, b. July 18, 1819, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d. August 10, 1901,Wabash County, Indiana.155......ii......WILLIAM S. TYNER, b. September 23, 1820, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d.August 30, 1896, Curtisville, Tipton County, Indiana.156......iii......ELIJAH TYNER, b. March 29, 1822, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d. 1876.157......iv......RICHARD TYNER, b. August 17, 1823, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d. August21, 1898, Chester Township, Wabash County, Indiana.158......v......JOHN N. TYNER, b. December 23, 1825, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d. May 25,1851.159......vi......LEWIS JACKSON TYNER, b. December 23, 1825, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana;d. August 22, 1916, Wabash County, Indiana.160......vii......BEVERLY WARD TYNER, b. August 15, 1827, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana; d.January 08, 1906, Curtisville, Tipton, Indiana.

44. REUBEN SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born February 09, 1801 in Little River,Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died September 09, 1870 in Ashland, Wabash County,Indiana. He married (1) LOUISA WYTHE May 18, 1821 in Franklin County, Indiana. She wasborn Abt. 1804 in South Carolina, and died Bef. 1844 in Indiana. He married (2) EUPHEMIADAVISSON February 23, 1843 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter of AARON DAVISSON andEUPHEMIA HOLMAN. She was born May 12, 1815 in Monmouth County, New Jersey, anddied October 13, 1887 in Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for REUBEN SAILORS:Reuben Sailors, son of Jacob and Nancy, supposedly had four children by Louisa Wythe beforegetting a divorce in September, 1834. Source for child by Louisa is Paula Phillips athttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2798757&id=I1120.

Census: 1850 Liberty Twp., Wabash Co., IN pg 334bReuben Sailors... 48 yr... male, Farmer... $800... IN,Euphemia... 35 yr... female... NJ,Helen M. ...6 yr... female... IN, (daughter by first marriage)Margaret...4...female...INCharles E ...1 yr... male... IN

Census: 1860 LaGro Liberty Twp., Wabash Co. IN pg 141Reuben... 58... farmer... SCEuphema... 45... INHelen... 16... INMargaret... 13... INCharles... 11... IN

Census: 1870 Liberty Twp., Wabash Co., IN pg 126Reuben... 69... farmer... SCEuphemia... 55... NJ

Mary... 26... INCharles... 21... farm Labor... IN

Child of REUBEN SAILORS and LOUISA WYTHE is:161......i......FRANCES ALVIRA SAILORS, b. August 11, 1822, Rush County, Indiana; d. July09, 1905, LaFontaine, Wabash County, Indiana.

Children of REUBEN SAILORS and EUPHEMIA DAVISSON are:.....ii......HELEN M. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1844, Wabash County, Indiana......iii......MARGARET SAILORS, b. August 15, 1846, Wabash County, Indiana; d. January 24,1871, Lafountaine, Wabash, Indiana......iv......CHARLES E. SAILORS, b. April 23, 1849, Lafountaine, Wabash, Indiana; d.November 12, 1871, Lafountaine, Wabash, Indiana.

45. DELILAH SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1803 in Little River,Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died April 25, 1870 in Lafountaine, Wabash, Indiana.She married THOMAS ALEXANDER February 18, 1823 in Rush County, Indiana. He was bornApril 13, 1803 in Charleston, Virginia, and died January 01, 1874 in Wabash County, Indiana.

Children of DELILAH SAILORS and THOMAS ALEXANDER are:162......i......REUBEN ALEXANDER, b. December 04, 1823, Noble Twp , Rush County,Indiana; d. April 09, 1902, Crawford County, Ohio.163......ii......ROBERT ALEXANDER, b. December 29, 1824, Noble Twp , Rush County,Indiana; d. August 05, 1902, Liberty Township, Wabash County, Indiana.164......iii......FRANKLIN ALEXANDER, b. Abt. 1829, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana.165......iv......CHARLES ALEXANDER, b. Abt. 1830, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana; d.October 24, 1884.166......v......JAMES ALEXANDER, b. November 11, 1832, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana;d. December 20, 1908, Wabash County, Indiana......vi......JOHN ALEXANDER, b. February 18, 1835, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana; d.February 07, 1877, Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN ALEXANDER:John Alexander,(Thomas-1), born 1835 Rush Co., Indiana; commited suicide Feb 7, 1877. Mrs.Milton (Sarah Robinson) Alexander became the victim of homicide by brother-in-law , John.There were no childred. Obituary Feb 8, 1877 Page 3, Column 4, Wabash Plain Dealer, LocalDepartment, Wabash, Indiana.

167......vii......NANCY ALEXANDER, b. September 11, 1836, Rush County, Indiana; d.September 23, 1906, LaFontaine, Wabash County, Indiana......viii......MAHALA ALEXANDER, b. November 18, 1839, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana;d. July 17, 1877, Wabash County, Indiana; m. (1) WILLIAM RICHARDS; b. Abt. 1845, WabashCounty, Indiana; m. (2) ALLEN B. HAYDEN, February 07, 1867; d. August 1870......ix......FALLACIA ALEXANDER, b. May 01, 1842, Indiana; d. January 02, 1915; m.WILLIAM MILNER, September 18, 1861, Wabash County, Indiana; b. June 16, 1841, Indiana;

d. January 09, 1913, Liberty Township, Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for WILLIAM MILNER:William was the oldest child in his family. He and Fallacia had 3 children.

168......x......MILTON ALEXANDER, b. April 11, 1844, Noble Twp , Rush County, Indiana; d.February 13, 1906, Wabash County, Indiana.

46. LETTA SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born November 08, 1804 in Little River,Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died June 26, 1845 in Rush County, Indiana. She marriedELIJAH ARMSTRONG November 11, 1821 in Franklin County, Indiana. He was born 1804 inOhio.

Children of LETTA SAILORS and ELIJAH ARMSTRONG are:.....i......JOSEPH ARMSTRONG, b. Abt. 1830.169......ii......SARAH A. ARMSTRONG, b. Abt. 1835......iii......MARTHA A. ARMSTRONG, b. Abt. 1837; m. OLIVER BALL, August 12, 1852,Rush County, Indiana......iv......MINERVA ARMSTRONG, b. Abt. 1839; d. March 10, 1893; m. JOHNMUSSELMAN, July 02, 1854, Rush County, Indiana......v......APAULINA ARMSTRONG, b. Abt. 1841, Indiana.170......vi......INDIANA ARMSTRONG, b. October 09, 1849, Metamora Twp., Franklin Co.,Indiana.

47. MAHALA SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1805 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died 1879 in Lafontaine, Wabash County, Indiana. She marriedGRANVILLE J. SIMS December 21, 1826 in Rush County, Indiana, son of LARKIN SIMS andSALLIE RICE. He was born Abt. 1806, and died 1845 in New Madrid County, Missouri.

Notes for MAHALA SAILORS:1838 living in Fayette County, Indiana

About 1842-43, Granville and Mahala moved near New Madrid Co., Missouri, and settled closeto the Mississippi River. During the winter of 1844-45, the whole family came down withMississippi Fever (Malaria). Granville died. As soon as she could, Mahala took her children(they had several)back to Rush Co., Indiana. Nancy Sailors, a widow took them in. The children were still sick andbefore long an epidemic overtook the eastern part of the Co., killing about a third of its victims.

Children of MAHALA SAILORS and GRANVILLE SIMS are:171......i......MILTON T. SIMS, b. Abt. 1833......ii......STEPHEN SIMS, b. Abt. 1835, Rush County, Indiana.172......iii......NAPOLEON BONAPARTE SIMS, b. January 15, 1832, Fayette County, Indiana;d. November 15, 1890, Jingo, Miami County, Kansas.

48. FALLACIA SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1806, and died April 22,1845 in Rush County, Indiana. She married JOHN J. LINES February 02, 1823 in Rush County,Indiana, son of GREENBARRY LINES and MARY HACKLEMAN. He was born 1804, anddied May 22, 1845 in Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for FALLACIA SAILORS:Fallacia died of typhoid fever after 3 wks. illness.

Children of FALLACIA SAILORS and JOHN LINES are:.....i......NANCY LINES, b. Abt. 1824; m. AARON LEWIS, April 09, 1839, Rush County,Indiana.

Notes for NANCY LINES:Some trees on the Internet say Nancy married William S. Tyner.

173......ii......ELIJAH LINES, b. Abt. 1827, North Carolina......iii......OLIVER LINES, b. Abt. 1826, Indiana; m. NANCY A. COWGER, July 07, 1846, RushCounty, Indiana; b. Abt. 1829, Indiana. Oliver Lines was a farmer in 1850 Rush Co. 97th Districtcensus.....iv......JACOB LINES, b. Abt. 1828; m. AMANDA JANE SUMMERS, December 11, 1848,Rush County, Indiana......v......GIPSON LINES, b. Abt. 1829......vi......GREENBERRY LINES, b. Abt. 1830.174......vii......SARAH ANN LINES, b. Abt. 1831, Rush County, Indiana; d. Bef. 1866......viii......UNNAMED FEMALE LINES, b. Abt. 1832.

49. JOHN SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1810, and died May 28, 1845 inRush County, Indiana. He married NANCY PERKINS February 25, 1836 in Rush County,Indiana. She was born Abt. 1813 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1847.

Notes for JOHN SAILORS:John died of typhoid fever.

Notes for NANCY PERKINS:Could the Nancy Perkins who married John Sailors 25 Feb. 1836 in Rush Co. be the NancySailors who married Albert Herndon on 1 Aug 1846 in Boone County Indiana and died 1847?John is believed to have died around 1844-46.

Children of JOHN SAILORS and NANCY PERKINS are:175......i......MALINDA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1836; d. October 07, 1920.176......ii......NANCY SAILORS, b. May 18, 1839, Rush County, Indiana; d. June 29, 1922, PineVillage, Warren, IN.177......iii......JACOB SAILORS, b. March 12, 1840, Rush County, Indiana; d. January 16, 1915......iv......ROBERT SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842. Robert Sailors, son of John and Nancy, was livingwith the John Kersey family of Boone County, Indiana, in the 1850 census

.....v......HARVEY SAILORS, b. Abt. 1844, Indiana. Harvey Sailors, son of John and Nancy, wasliving with the Wilson Moore family in Boone County, IN in the 1850 census

50. CHARLES HOMER SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. October 14, 1811in Franklin (now Rush) County, Indiana, and died October 12, 1887 in Wabash County, Indiana.He married (1) ELIZABETH. He married (2) ELIZABETH BANNISTER 1832 in Rush County,Indiana, daughter of JOHN BANISTER and PATSY PERKINS. She was born Abt. 1814 inIndiana, and died December 22, 1878 in Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for CHARLES HOMER SAILORS:Charles moved on September 23, 1847 to Wabash Co. IN.Census 1: 1850, Wabash Co., Liberty Twp pg 44 and 335Census 2: 1860, Wabash Co., pg 194Census 3: 1870, Wabash Co., Liberty Twp pg 44Census 4: 1880, Wabash Co., pg 17 and 314

Children of CHARLES SAILORS and ELIZABETH BANNISTER are:178......i......ERASTUS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1836, Rush County, Indiana; d. October 13, 1887.179......ii......ELIAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1839, Rush County, Indiana; d. May 13, 1875,LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana.180......iii......INDIANA SAILORS, b. June 16, 1842, Rush County, Indiana......iv......CORNELIA EDHERLINDA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1845, Rush County, Indiana; m.WILLIAM FRANKLIN LINES, July 06, 1862, Wabash County, Indiana. They were married byElijah Hackleman, Wabash Co. Marriages Book 6, page 48.181......v......MARIETTA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1848......vi......JOHN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1852, Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN SAILORS:Is he the John J. Sailors born 19 JAN 1851 in Wabash County, Indiana and died in 1913, abutcher and grocer who married Sarah Elma Thorne on 12 DEC 1869 ? She was born 17 AUG1852 in Wabash County, Indiana. According to Barbra L. Myers athttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=atapth&id=I12456 theirchildren were:

ChildrenMertie Belle Sailors b: 16 NOV 1870Ovid Burr Sailors b: 20 MAY 1875Clyde Poston Sailors b: 1 NOV 1877Edith Philona Sailors b: 10 AUG 1882John Leslie Sailors b: 8 DEC 1887George Erasmus Sailors b: 8 DEC 1887Given that our John had a brother named Erastus, and might've named a son after him, it seemspossible......vii......THELMA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1853......viii......PHILURA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1856.

182......ix......EDGAR SAILORS, b. Abt. 1859, Wabash County, Indiana.

51. JACOB L. SAILORS (JACOB, JOHN, ABRAM) was born August 23, 1813 in Franklin(now Rush) County, Indiana, and died June 26, 1888 in Wabash County, Indiana. He marriedCATHERINE JACK April 24, 1831 in Rush County, Indiana. She was born January 30, 1811 inBath County, Kentucky, and died January 09, 1888 in Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for JACOB L. SAILORS:March 29, 1841 settled in Wabash Co. INWabash Co. Commissioner 1857-59--1877 in Indiana legislature--1884 Justice of the PeaceBaptist. Republican. Owned a drygoods store.

census 1850 Wabash Co. IN Liberty TwpJacob Sailors...38... male... Merchant... $600 IN,Catharine... 41 yr ...female... IN,Lorinda D... 16 yr ...female ...IN,Hester A ...14 yr... female... IN,Edgar M ...11 yr ...male... IN,Hamilton M. ...9 yr ...male... IN,Helen F. ...6 yr ...female... IN,Chrles M ...4 yr ...male... INJames Lines ...18 yr ...male... Farmer ...INLucinda Lines ...18 yr ...female... IN

Census 2: 1860, Wabash Co. IN, Liberty Twp LaGro pg 170Census 3: 1870, Noble Twp, Indiana, pg 41

Census: 1880Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's BirthplaceJacob SAILOR... Self...M ...Male...W...66...IN...Farmer...NC...NCCatharine SAILOR...Wife...M...Female...W...68...KY...House Keeping...NC...SCJohn LOWE...Other...M...Male...W...20...OH...Farmer...OH...OHViola LOWE ...Other...M ...Female...W...22..IN ..House K. ...IN... INWalter LOWE...Other...S...Male...W... 3...OH ...OH... INHarry LOWE...Other...S ..Male...W...11M ... IN..OH ... INCensus Place Noble, Wabash, IndianaFamily History Library Film 1254315NA Film Number T9-0315Page Number 355D

Children of JACOB SAILORS and CATHERINE JACK are:183......i......JAMES L. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1832, Indiana.

.....ii......LORINA O. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1834; d. Bef. 1884.

.....iii......HESTER ANN SAILORS, b. 05 Dec 1835 in Rush County, IN; d. 14 Jul 1914 WabashCounty, IN; m. JOHN GOLDEN HARVEY 10 Feb 1856 Wabash County, IN. He b. 17 Feb 1826Monroe Co. VA (later WVA), d. 17 Dec 1908 in Wabash County, Indiana. 7 children......iv......EDGAR M. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1839, Indiana; d. November 25, 1856, Lafountaine,Wabash County, Indiana.184......v......HAMILTON MILLER SAILORS, b. Abt. 1841, Wabash County, Indiana; d. Abt.1923, Kokomo, Indiana......vi......HELEN F. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1844; m. ? SMITH......vii......CHARLES MARK SAILORS, b. July 29, 1846; m. LINA MARCY, 1879; b. Peru,Indiana.

Notes for CHARLES MARK SAILORS:Event: Civil War Vetern He served with the 118th &138th Volunteer Inf.Occupation: Commercial SalesmanEvent: Political Affiliation Republican

52. GEORGE WASHINGTON SAILORS (THOMAS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born February 27,1814, and died March 1854 in Wabash County, Indiana. He married ASENATH SCOTT January23, 1834 in Rush County, Indiana. She was born February 13, 1813 in Kentucky, and died March29, 1899 in Palisade, Hitchcock County, Nebraska.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON SAILORS:Census: 1880Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's BirthplaceMother's BirthplaceJ. W. SAYLORS...Self...M...Male...W...24...IN...Farmer...IN...KYHenrietta SAYLORS...Wife...M...Female...W...21...IN...Keeping House...PA...OHEssina SAYLORS...Mother...W...Female...W...66...KY...At Home...VA...PACensus Place St. Stephens, Richardson, NebraskaFamily History Library Film...1254754NA Film Number...T9-0754Page Number...409C

Children of GEORGE SAILORS and ASENATH SCOTT are:185......i......JOHN THOMAS SAILORS, b. October 27, 1834, Rush County, Indiana; d. January29, 1876, Nemaha, Nemaha, Nebraska.186......ii......WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON SAILORS, b. April 09, 1837, Rush County,Indiana; d. December 05, 1909, Barada, Richardson County, Nebraska.187......iii......JAMES ALLAN SAILORS, b. November 03, 1839, Mobay, Rush County, Indiana;d. May 23, 1919, Harrison, Sioux, Nebraska.188......iv......WINFIELD SCOTT SAILORS, b. October 09, 1841, Indiana; d. July 27, 1913......v......MAHALA JANE SAILORS, b. October 09, 1841; d. September 06, 1907; m. MARTINALLISON, January 20, 1868, Wabash County, Indiana; b. March 17, 1837.189......vi......ANDREW JACKSON SAILORS, b. June 30, 1846, Wabash County, Indiana; d.

August 22, 1926, Palisade, Hitchcock County, Nebraska.190......vii......LOT GEORGE SAILORS, b. September 23, 1851, Wabash County, Indiana; d.September 24, 1918......viii......GEORGE WASHINGTON SAILORS, b. September 17, 1854, Wabash County,Indiana; d. November 10, 1931; m. HENRIETTA REAM, March 11, 1877.

53. TOBITHA SAILORS (THOMAS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1816 in Indiana, and diedAbt. 1850. She married EPHRAIM FRAZEE December 08, 1831 in Rush County, Indiana, sonof AARON FRAZEE and ELEANOR FINCH. He was born Abt. 1814 in Kentucky, and diedAbt. 1852 in Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for EPHRAIM FRAZEE:CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Grant DIVISION: Sims TownshipREEL NO: 123 PAGE NO: 206BREFERENCE: 8th Augt 1850; H. J. Lenox, Ass't Marshal; MF# 412============================================================================LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACEMRD. SCH. R/W DDB==============================================================================32 34...34 FRAZEE.........Ephraim...... 36...M.........Farmer.........500...... Ky........................... X33 34...34 FRAZEE.........Tebitha...... 32...F................................. Ind...........................X34 34...34 FRAZEE.........Susan......... 15...F................................. Ind35 34...34 FRAZEE.........Ellen......... 13...F................................. Ind36 34...34 FRAZEE.........Thomas.........11...M................................. Ind37 34...34 FRAZEE.........Nancy......... 8... F................................. Ind38 34...34 FRAZEE.........Sally Anne... 6... F................................. Ind39 34...34 FRAZEE.........George W.......3... M................................. Ind40 34...34 FRAZEE.........James R....... 1... M................................. Ind41 35...35 LINES......... Henry......... 33...M.........Farmer.........500...... Ind...........................X42 35...35 LINES......... Margaret...... 30...F................................. Ind1...35...35 LINE......... William F.... 8... M................................. Ind2...35...35 LINE......... Marshall...... 2... M................................. Ind3...35...35 LINE......... Anne......... 2/12 F................................. IndROOTSWEB BOARD FOR GRANT CO.

Children of TOBITHA SAILORS and EPHRAIM FRAZEE are:.....i......SUSAN FRAZEE, b. Abt. 1835......ii......THOMAS FRAZEE, b. Abt. 1839......iii......NANCY FRAZEE, b. Abt. 1842......iv......SALLIE ANN FRAZEE, b. Abt. 1844......v......GEORGE W. FRAZEE, b. Abt. 1847.191......vi......JAMES R. FRAZEE, b. October 11, 1848, Marion County, Indiana.192......vii......ELLEN FRAZEE, b. December 13, 1836, Rush County, Indiana; d. December 02,

1894, Wabash County, Indiana.

54. WILLIAM D. SAILORS (MICHAEL, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1816 in GrantCounty, Indiana, and died March 25, 1892. He married (1) MARY ANN MOORE November 12,1835 in Fayette County, Indiana. She died Bef. 1843. He married (2) JANE LINES December 20,1843 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter of JOHN LINES and CATHERINE SAILORS. She wasborn Abt. 1826 in Kentucky.

Notes for WILLIAM D. SAILORS:BrickmasonCensus: 1850 Grant Co., Pleasand Twp., pg 225Census: 1870 Waltz Twp., Wabash Co., IN, pg 21

Census: 1880Name ...Relation...Marital Status...Gender...Race...Age...Birthplace...Occupation...Father'sBirthplace...Mother's BirthplaceWilliam SAILORS ...Self ...M ...Male ...W ...67 ...IN ...Brick Mason ...KY ...KYJane SAILORS ...Wife ...M ...Female ...W ...60 ...IN ...Keeping House ...--- ...---Alice SAILORS ...Dau ...S ...Female ...W ...19 ...IN ...Works At Home ...--- ...---Jeremiah SAILORS ...Son ...S ...Male ...W ...15 ...IN ...Works At Home ...--- ...---...Census Place...District 167, Richland, Grant, Indiana...Family History Library Film ...1254279...NA Film Number ...T9-0279...Page Number ...409D

1880Name ...Relation...Marital Status...Gender...Race...Age...Birthplace...Occupation...Father'sBirthplace...Mother's BirthplaceWilliam SAILORS ... Self ... M ... Male ... W ... 67 ... IN ... Brick Mason ... KY ... KYJane SAILORS ... Wife ... M ... Female ... W ... 60 ... IN ... Keeping House ... --- ... ---Alice SAILORS ... Dau ... S ... Female ... W ... 19 ... IN ... Works At Home ... --- ... ---Jeremiah SAILORS ... Son ... S ... Male ... W ... 15 ... IN ... Works At Home ... --- ... ---...Census Place...District 167, Richland, Grant, Indiana...Family History Library Film ...1254279...NA Film Number ...T9-0279...Page Number ...409D

Children of WILLIAM SAILORS and MARY MOORE are:193......i......RICHARD THOMAS SAILORS, b. August 22, 1836, Fayette County, Indiana; d.June 04, 1913, Lincolnville, Wabash, Indiana......ii......MARY E. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1839.194......iii......WILLIAM H. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842; d. February 28, 1903, Grant County,Indiana.

Children of WILLIAM SAILORS and JANE LINES are:

.....iv......JOHN E. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1846.

Notes for JOHN E. SAILORS:Further information obtained about subject: John Edgar Saylors, b. 13 July 1846 Marion IN, d.24Aug 1902 Converse IN, "burial Vernon", "left four brothers"; first marriage Mary Ann Cooperd.1871; married Rebecca. E. [maiden name unknown]1872, b. 1850. Still hoping to learn abouthis family.

Dear Jean Leavell,Thank you so much for your message board response. I would love to get any information aboutthe Sailors and Lines ancestries. John E. was my great-grandfather, about whom my family knewnothing until I started digging, but only recently got as far as his father and mother in the 1850census. John died in 1902 in Converse IN, apparently in unhappy circumstances, and his daughterIva, my grandmother, died in 1904 at a young age, my mother was only about 7. John's son Ova,was a bricklayer like his grandfather, William. Thanks in advance for anything you can tell me.Mark Garrison161 Aldrich AvenueWarwick RI 02889 (401)738-8010.....v......MIRANDA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1853; m. HENRY EVENSISER.195......vi......FRANCIS MARION SAILORS, b. June 22, 1853, Grant County, Indiana; d. June19, 1929, Wabash County, Indiana......vii......MONROE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1857......viii......FRANKLIN SAILORS, b. Abt. 1858; m. MARTHA J. FLOOK, March 24, 1877.

Notes for FRANKLIN SAILORS:Is this them in the 1880 census? If so, who's the divorced cousin Willis Lines?1880Name ...Relation...Marital Status...Gender...Race...Age...Birthplace...Occupation...Father'sBirthplace...Mother's BirthplaceFrank M. SAILORS ... Self ... M ... Male ... W ... 25 ... IN ... Huckster ... KY ... KYJane SAILORS ... Wife ... M ... Female ... W ... 20 ... IN ... Keeping House ... IN ... INDora SAILORS ... Dau ... S ... Female ... W ... 2 ... IN ... ... IN ... INWillis LINES ... Cousin ... D ... Male ... W ... 30 ... IN ... Farm Hand ... KY ... KY...Census Place...Waltz, Wabash, Indiana...Family History Library Film ...1254315...NA Film Number ...T9-0315...Page Number ...341A

.....ix......AMANTHA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1862.

.....x......JEREMIAH SAILORS, b. Abt. 1866.

55. PEGGY SAILORS (MICHAEL, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1819. She marriedHENRY LINES October 20, 1840 in Rush County, Indiana.

Child of PEGGY SAILORS and HENRY LINES is:

.....i......WILLIAM FRANKLIN LINES, m. CORNELIA EDHERLINDA SAILORS, July 06,1862, Wabash County, Indiana; b. Abt. 1845, Rush County, Indiana. They were married by ElijahHackleman, Wabash Co. Marriages Book 6, page 48.

56. THOMAS SAILORS (MICHAEL, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1823, and diedDecember 01, 1884 in Marion, Grant County, Indiana. He married ELIZABETH ?. She was bornin Ohio.

Notes for THOMAS SAILORS:Event: Deaf MuteCensus: 1850 Pleasand Twp., Grant Co., IN pg 225Occupation: Shoemaker

Child of THOMAS SAILORS and ELIZABETH ? is:.....i......SYLVESTER SAILORS, b. Abt. 1849.

57. BENJAMIN F. LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1822 inKentucky, and died February 10, 1895 in LaFontaine, Wabash County, Indiana. He marriedAMANDA LINES January 30, 1841 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter of GREENBARRYLINES and MARY HACKLEMAN. She was born Abt. February 1821 in Rush County, Indiana,and died Abt. 1904 in LaFontaine, Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for BENJAMIN F. LINES:Maurice Holmes, FRANKLIN COUNTY INDIANA GENEALOGY ITEMS, 1974, has :"Benjamin Lines died 9 December 1872, aged 62 years and 3 days. For 37 years he was aresident of the SE corner of Brookville Twp. Large family. Wife also survived. FromBROOKVILLE AMERICAN of Dec. 13, 1872." Could this be the Benjamin F. Lines whomarried Amanda Lines in 1841?

1880Name ...Relation...Marital Status...Gender...Race...Age...Birthplace...Occupation...Father'sBirthplace...Mother's BirthplaceBenjiman F. LINES ... Self ... M ... Male ... W ... 57 ... KY ... Waggon Maker ... SC ... SCAmanda LINES ... Wife ... M ... Female ... W ... 56 ... IN ... Keeping House ... SC ... SCWilliam LINES ... Son ... S ... Male ... W ... 28 ... IN ... Teaching School ... KY ... INMarten W. LINES ... Son ... S ... Male ... W ... 25 ... IN ... Works In Store ... KY ... INFerrial LINES ... Son ... S ... Male ... W ... 23 ... IN ... ... KY ... INNancy LINES ... Niece ... S ... Female ... W ... 23 ... IN ... At Home ... KY ... IN...Census Place...Lafontaine, Wabash, Indiana...Family History Library Film ...1254315...NA Film Number ...T9-0315...Page Number ...312D

Notes for AMANDA LINES:1850 Mary Lines, age 70, with them in census. Amanda married her cousin.

Children of BENJAMIN LINES and AMANDA LINES are:.....i......MARY C. LINES, b. Abt. 1842, Indiana.196......ii......MARTHA JANE LINES, b. November 22, 1845, Indiana; d. March 01, 1880......iii......ANTONETTE LINES, b. July 18, 1848, Indiana; d. December 28, 1853, WabashCounty, Indiana......iv......WINTON LINES......v......FREMONT LINES.197......vi......WELLINGTON L. LINES, b. June 14, 1851, Wabash County, Indiana; d.September 1920.

58. SEABERRY LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) died Abt. 1862. Hemarried SOPHRONIA SAILORS March 17, 1831 in Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for SEABERRY LINES:Presumably Seaberry Lines, son of John, is the one who married Sophronia Walker 17 March1831 Rush County, Indiana. Seaberry was a merchant in Fairmount, Grant, IN

Child of SEABERRY LINES and SOPHRONIA SAILORS is:.....i......NANCY ANN LINES, b. September 26, 1835, Indiana; d. June 13, 1913, Grant County,Indiana.

59. RUBEN LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1801 in NorthCarolina, and died Abt. 1854. He married FANNY SAILORS February 11, 1821 in FayetteCounty, Indiana, daughter of BENJAMIN SAILORS. She was born July 04, 1800 in Indiana, anddied March 25, 1883 in Barada, Richardson Co., Nebraska.

Notes for RUBEN LINES:Marriage record says "Reuben Lyons"

Children of RUBEN LINES and FANNY SAILORS are:.....i......ESTHER A. LINES, b. Abt. 1834, Indiana.198......ii......CHARLOTTE CAROLINE LINES, b. Abt. 1835, Indiana; d. Abt. 1864, WabashCounty, Indiana.199......iii......MARY JANE LINES, b. Abt. 1840, Indiana; d. Abt. 1914......iv......LILY LINES, b. Abt. 1843, Indiana......v......MARTHA A. LINES, b. Abt. 1845, Indiana.

60. THOMAS S. LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born April 23, 1811 inFranklin County, Indiana, and died June 28, 1896 in Henry County, Indiana. He marriedELIZABETH LINES February 26, 1829 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter of RICHARDLINES. She was born Abt. 1812 in Indiana.

Notes for THOMAS S. LINES:Baptist preacher, a powerful man and forceful speaker, Thomas Lines was a member oflegislature, in House, 1853 Wabash Co., 1871 Henry and Madison Co. to Kentucky 1812

July 04, 1836 right arm shot off

A BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF THE INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY (1816-1899)LINES, Thomas S. HOUSE, 1853 (Wabash), 1871 (Henry and Madison).Born April 23, 1811, Franklin Co., IN. Married Elizabeth Lines, 1829. 12 children. Baptist.Moved to Kentucky in 1812; to Rush Co., IN, in 1825; to Fayette Co. in 1832; to Wabash Co. in1846; and to Henry Co. in 1853. Farmer; minister. Whig; Republican. Fayette Co. sheriff,1838-42; Henry Co. treasurer, 1873-75. Died June 28, 1896.

Transcribed from A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans, written and compiled by WilliamE. Connelley, Secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka. Chicago: LewisPublishing Company, copyright 1918:The family of which Mr. Lines is a member originated in Ireland, and the first of the name tocome to America located in Connecticut prior to the Revolutionary war. Thomas Lines, thegreat-grandfather of George O. Lines, was born in 1810, in Indiana, and in addition to being afarmer was a minister of the Baptist Church and preached in that faith in Indiana forapproximately fifty years. His death occurred in Henry County, Indiana, in 1901, when he hadreached the advanced age of ninety-one years.

Children of THOMAS LINES and ELIZABETH LINES are:.....i......NANCY LINES.

Notes for NANCY LINES:There are two marriage listings for a Nancy Lines in Wabash County, Indiana: one on 28 March1850 to William W. Jefferson, and one on 24 Feb 1853 to Robert Jackson. Whether either ofthese is the Nancy Lines born to Thomas Lines and Elizabeth Lines is unknown......ii......SQUIRE LINES, b. Indiana......iii......ELIZABETH LINES, b. Abt. 1829, Indiana.200......iv......ELIJAH LINES, b. Abt. 1830, Indiana......v......EBENEZER LINES, b. Abt. 1834, Indiana; m. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER, April 01,1862, Fayette County, Indiana......vi......JOSEPHINE LINES, b. June 1863, Indiana; d. December 05, 1913, Wabash County,Indiana; m. MILTON ALEXANDER, October 10, 1879; b. April 11, 1844, Noble Twp , RushCounty, Indiana; d. February 13, 1906, Wabash County, Indiana.

Notes for MILTON ALEXANDER:John Alexander,(Thomas-1), born 1835 Rush Co., Indiana; commited suicide Feb 7, 1877. Mrs.Milton (Sarah Robinson) Alexander became the victim of homicide by brother-in-law , John.There were no children. Obituary Feb 8, 1877 Page 3, Column 4, Wabash Plain Dealer, LocalDepartment, Wabash, Indiana.

61. ALFRED LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1813 inKentucky. He married MARY FERRAN April 25, 1839 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter ofMATTHEW FERRAN and PATSY LINES. She was born Abt. 1821 in Indiana.

Children of ALFRED LINES and MARY FERRAN are:.....i......EDWARD M. LINES, b. Abt. 1846, Indiana......ii......CAMILLE LINES, b. Abt. 1848, Indiana.

62. GEORGE WASHINGTON LINES (CATHERINE SAILORS, JOHN, ABRAM) was bornAbt. 1820 in Licking River, Kentucky, and died Abt. 1853. He married JANE C. ENSLEY July01, 1841 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. She was born Abt. 1821 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON LINES:preacher for Baptists

1850 census for Liberty Township, Wabash County, IN:p. 335George W. Lines, 29, KY, $600Jane, 26, PAJohn T., 6, INSebury, 3 (or 5?), INLucurgus, 8/12, IN

Children of GEORGE LINES and JANE ENSLEY are:.....i......GOLDEN LINES, b. Abt. 1842; d. Aft. 1850, Chatham, Neodesha, Kansas.

Notes for GOLDEN LINES:A Golden H. Lines married Rosa H. Smith on 27 Feb 1876 in Wilson, Kansas.

A Golden H. Lines married Mandora Noce on 9 Apr 1885 in Wilson, Kansas......ii......JOHN T. LINES, b. Abt. 1844, Indiana; m. EMELINE PEARSON, October 08, 1867,LaFontaine, Wabash, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN T. LINES:

Springfield, Mo.Dec. 21, 1924Mr. T.O. LinesNeosha, Kansas

Dear Sir:.....I John T. Lines have read your letter to Mr. Jay Brite. It gives me pleasure to be able to stateyou some family facts, which might interest you. So you already know that I am/one of the threesons of Washington Lines. Having had two brothers, L.R. Lines now of Springfield, Golden whodied years ago, who lay by his wife at Cheatem five miles west of Neodesha, Kansas.

.....My grandfather, John Lines married Katy Sailors in 1802 (she came of a large family) to thisunion were born 13 children, four died in infantcy, nine lived to raise families have visited them

all. Their names are as follows: Ruben Lines, Thomas, Seaberry, Alfred, Fannie, Mahala, Jane,Washington, and Ben.

.....Grandma Lines lived with us four years before her death, and gave me the followinginformation. Thomas Lines your great grandfather raised three children Ebendezer, Lige, andNancy. Your great grandfather and family then moved to Henry County, Indiana. I never sawthem since this was in 1856.

.....My father Washington Lines died at the age of 33 years in 1853. He was a Baptist preacher aswas Thomas your great grandfather. Thomas was a powerful man physically and a forcefulspeaker, he spoke in legislature, had his right arm shot off July 4, 1836.

.....In 1780 Mickel Lines came from Ireland he had four sons. I never saw any of them. ButGrandma told me they settled in North Carolina my grandfather being overseer of a plantation,their crops consisted of indego, tobacco, sweet-potatoes, and peanuts. All used tobacco, includingthe women.

.....There had grown to be 25 families, Lines, Salors, Peas, Perkins, Tiner, Poston. All of whichmigrated to Licking River Kentucky, a distance of 400 miles on foot, not a wagon among themthey carried some provision with them, but lived mainly on game, bears, deer, etc., as all werehunters and fishermen. As there was no means of getting any food along the route of their travel.All settled on Licking River my father was born there. Later moving to Rush County, Indiana,others moved to Wabash County, Indiana, still others staying at Licking River.

.....Then came the Civil War, 10 lines went to war, five returned. I was among them.

.....I married Emeline Pearson, October 8, 1867, in Lafountain, Indiana.

.....In 1870 my wife and I, mother and brothers moved to Wilson County, Kansas, we lived inwestern Kansas for 15 years. After 15 years of residence in Kansas we founded the town ofLafountain, 8 miles west of Neodesha, laid out the town and got the post-office, named the townafter (LaFountain, Indiana) this was in Garfields administration.

.....In 1894 my wife and myself, mother and brother came to Springfield, Mo.

.....Well I hope this is clear to you. I am now 81 years of age, my eyesight is very poor I can't reador write any more my hearing is bad, but memory very good as is my general health, also mygood wifes health is good, and we enjoy a good old age.

.....I will be glad to hear from you again, and will try to be prompt in answering, and glad to giveyou any information.

.....Hoping this finds you and yours in good health, and happiness.

I remain,

John T. Lines2049 Lindell St.Springfield, Mo.

P.S. We wish you a merry Christmas. I am a life long Republican a pensioner, a member ofChristian Church 1865 an elder for 30 years but not a preacher. Come and see us if possible. Mywife is a member of Christian Church also since she was 12 years of age and is 78 now.

January 2, 1925Springfield, Mo.

Mr. T. O. LinesNeodesha, Kansas

Dear Sir:

.....Not having any reply to my letter of December 22, I would like to correct a mistake I made intelling you about the colony of families that immigrated from North Carolina to Licking River,Kentucky, they were all on foot, but each had from one to three pack horse, and carried whatprovisions they could.

.....In 1870 my brother L.E. Lines, and myself went from Humbolt, Kansas to Fredonia, Kansas, Iwent to a house on our way of travel for some milk, this happened to be your fathers house, hadnot heard from them since he left Henry County, Indiana, also saw you mother at the time, butnever saw them since, brother L. E. saw them often.

Hoping to receive an early reply,I remain, John T. Lines3049 Lindell St.Springfield, Mo.

.....iii......SEBURY LINES, b. Abt. 1845, Indiana.

.....iv......LUCURGUS E. LINES, b. Abt. 1850, Indiana; d. Springfield, MO.65. SUSAN SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born 1798 in Abbeville, SouthCarolina, and died 1847 in Burlington, Desmond County, Iowa. She married ROBERTTHOMPSON August 13, 1818 in Franklin County, Indiana.

Children of SUSAN SAILORS and ROBERT THOMPSON are:.....i......LETTA THOMPSON, m. JACOB ROBBINS......ii......LEWIS THOMPSON.

66. ANNA SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born August 20, 1799 in AbbevilleDistrict, South Carolina, and died June 25, 1887 in Rush County, Indiana. She married

WILLIAM POGUE December 23, 1821 in Fayette County, Indiana, son of GEORGE POGUEand CASSY PAYNE. He was born December 26, 1796 in South Carolina, and died July 28, 1851in Rushville, Rush County, Indiana.

Notes for ANNA SAILORS:Anna was blind for 30 years before her death.

Notes for WILLIAM POGUE:June 19, 1851 date of will naming son Robert, Bennet as executor, and "minor heirs"

Children of ANNA SAILORS and WILLIAM POGUE are:.....i......FANNY POGUE, m. ? JORDAN......ii......MELVINA POGUE, d. Aft. 1904; m. ? NOBLE......iii......BENNET POGUE, b. Abt. 1823; d. August 30, 1896, Wabash County, Indiana......iv......CATHERINE POGUE, b. Abt. 1825......v......WILSON POGUE, b. Abt. 1827......vi......SALLY ANN POGUE, b. Abt. 1829......vii......CASSY A. POGUE, b. Abt. 1832; d. Aft. 1904; m. ? STEPHENS.202......viii......ROBERT THOMAS POGUE, b. Abt. 1835, Indiana......ix......MARGARET POGUE, b. Abt. 1836, Rush County, Indiana; d. Aft. 1904; m. ?MARSHALL.203......x......NANCY POGUE, b. March 06, 1837, Noble Township, Rush County, Indiana; d.July 09, 1894......xi......JULIA ANN POGUE, b. Abt. 1840......xii......AMANDA POGUE, b. Abt. 1842......xiii......MAYBELLE POGUE, b. Abt. 1843.

67. HEZEKIAH SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born 1802 in Kings Mountain,Abbeville District, South Carolina, and died August 10, 1835 in Rush County, Indiana. Hemarried FANNY SAILORS April 16, 1818 in Franklin County, Indiana, daughter of JACOBSAILORS and NANCY LACY. She was born Abt. 1799 in Little River, Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died Abt. 1858.

Notes for HEZEKIAH SAILORS:Baptist Church at Pleasant Run, Rush Co. IN has:"Meeting 2nd of Dec. 1826Brother Augustus Perkins was appointed to visit Brother Hezekiah Sailor and wife and knowtheir reasons for not attending church meetings for months past."

Cencus 1850 Indiana Wabash Co. Liberty Twp pg 338Frances... 51... F... SCElijah... 21... INSusan A. ...18... INHezikiah ...16... IN

1860 Wabash Co., IndianaFrances... 60... F... rent Widow... is living next door to son Hezikiah

Notes for FANNY SAILORS:In Wabash Co. IN by 1850.

Children are listed above under (42) Fanny Sailors.

68. FRANCES SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born 1806, and died March 08,1879 in Wabash County, Indiana. She married LEWIS SIMS September 16, 1824 in RushCounty, Indiana, son of WILLIAM SIMS and AMELIA RUSSELL. He was born March 02,1802 in Cocke, Tennessee, and died March 09, 1864 in LaFontaine, Wabash County, Indiana.

Children of FRANCES SAILORS and LEWIS SIMS are:.....i......MARIE SIMS, m. ABNER BOUD......ii......PATSY SIMS, m. JACOB SHELLEY......iii......CATHERINE SIMS, m. TOM HALE......iv......CLAY SIMS.

69. HARRIETT SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1808 in Rush County,Indiana, and died March 08, 1879 in Grant County, Indiana. She married JESSE D. SCOTTFebruary 10, 1826 in Rush County, Indiana, son of CHARLES SCOTT and MARTHAWHITLOCK. He was born June 10, 1804 in Fayette County, Indiana, and died September 14,1864 in Grant County, Indiana. Jesse was a Baptist minister.

Children of HARRIETT SAILORS and JESSE SCOTT are:204......i......FANNY SCOTT, b. April 20, 1826, Fayette County, Indiana; d. October 17, 1906,Wabash County, Indiana......ii......HARRIET SCOTT, b. Abt. 1827; m. ELIAS B. RUSSELL, February 23, 1847, WabashCounty, Indiana......iii......ALICE SCOTT, b. Abt. 1828.205......iv......MARGARET SCOTT, b. Abt. 1833, Rush County, Indiana......v......ELLEN SCOTT, b. Abt. 1834.206......vi......CATHERINE E. SCOTT, b. January 04, 1834, Wabash County, Indiana; d.November 20, 1891, Wabash County, Indiana......vii......CONRAD SCOTT, b. Abt. 1837, Indiana; d. Abt. 1887, Kansas......viii......POLLY ANN SCOTT, b. Abt. 1840......ix......ELIJAH W. SCOTT, b. Abt. 1841, Wabash County, Indiana; d. June 05, 1863,Vicksburg, Warren, Mississippi......x......JONATHAN SCOTT, b. Abt. 1842......xi......JESSE D. SCOTT, b. Abt. 1844, Wabash County, Indiana; d. January 18, 1877......xii......LEWIS SCOTT, b. Abt. 1846......xiii......JACOB SCOTT, b. Abt. 1848.

70. WILLIAM GIPSON SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born April 16, 1813 in

Franklin County, Indiana, and died May 30, 1860 in Rush County, Indiana. He married (1)HARRIET LINES December 12, 1831 in Rush County, Indiana, daughter of GREENBARRYLINES and MARY HACKLEMAN. She was born 1815. He married (2) JULIA FLINT March28, 1839, daughter of SIMEON FLINT and ISMENY HUGHS. She was born 1821 in BooneCounty, Indiana.

Children of WILLIAM SAILORS and HARRIET LINES are:.....i......RACHEL SAILORS, b. 1836, Rush County, Indiana......ii......OLIVER H. SAILORS, b. 1838, Rush County, Indiana.

Children of WILLIAM SAILORS and JULIA FLINT are:207......iii......SARAH C. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842, Rush County, Indiana......iv......ANNA E. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1842; m. H. J. GLASS, December 03, 1863.208......v......WILLIAM MARSHALL SAILORS, b. November 16, 1844, Rush County, Indiana;d. September 24, 1906, Stark, Neosho County, Kansas......vi......LEONIDAS SAILORS, b. Abt. 1847......vii......THEODORE SAILORS, b. Abt. 1849; d. April 12, 1864, Rush County, Indiana......viii......CHARLES M. SAILORS, b. 1850; d. March 01, 1860, Rush County, Indiana......ix......LAURA A. SAILORS......x......JOHN A. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1854......xi......VICTORIA SAILORS, b. Abt. 1854; m. WILLIAM J. GODDARD, September 04,1873, Rush County, Indiana......xii......SUSAN A. SAILORS, b. Abt. 1859.

71. ELIZABETH SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born October 11, 1813 inFranklin County, Indiana, and died February 06, 1839 in Rushville, Rush County, Indiana. Shemarried THOMAS PUGH June 24, 1832 in Rushville, Rush County, Indiana. He was born April18, 1812 in Warren County, Ohio, and died September 10, 1889 in Rantoul, Franklin County,Kansas.

Notes for THOMAS PUGH:Was listed as a merchant in the 1850 Rush County, Indiana census. Was later listed in the Historyof Rush County as a "Hatter". A Thomas Pugh and Nehemiah Hayden of Indianapolis formed abank in 1852 in Rushville, Indiana. Probate Court Book # 8, page 365, Recorders Office, RushCounty Courthouse.-----------------------------------In the 1860 census in Rushville, Indiana he is listed living with wife Rebecca, son Rue (22) , andyoung Elbert Hubbard (10). Leah Pugh Hubbard died in 1854 and Asheal Hubbard was off somewhere.-----------------------------------A copy of his obituary from Roberta Pugh in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. There is a Rantoul,Kansas west of Paola. There is no date on the obituary or on his photograph in the possession ofRoberta Pugh.------------------------------Thos. Pugh died at his house in Rantoul Monday, at the age of 76 years, of old age. Mr. Pugh was

born in Waynesville, Ohio and has been a resident of Kansas for two years. The remains wereinterred in the Paola Cemetery Tuesday.---------------------------------In the genealogy library in Albuquerque is a listing of pensioners from the Mexican America nWar, the same one Oliver M. Pugh served in. The following listing was found: S-21383 Pugh Thomas H. See Thomas H Kennady Under Thomas H. Kennady was found: S-21383 Kennady,Thomas H . KY/ "H" 3 IN Vols - 1887 Mar 18 alias - Thomas H. Pugh Translated, it meanscompany H , 3rd Indiana Volunteers. Did he serve or was he recruited in Kentucky? What wasthe name Ke nnady about? If he was 60 in 1887 that would put his birth in 1827...about right forOliver a nd Lot as brothers.---------------------------------------His gravestone in Paola Kansas, Oakgrove section, Lot # 280 Reads: Thomas Pugh Died Sept. 10 1889 (could be 1888) 77yrs 4mo 23days That would make his birth date 18 April 1812, andabo ut age 35 in 1847 when the Mexican American war started. He was married to his secondwife by then with a bunch of kids. It is unlikely that the Thomas Pugh in the military records isthe same. The information on his marriages came from marriage and death records in the Rushville, Indiana library.

Children of ELIZABETH SAILORS and THOMAS PUGH are:.....i......WILLIAM PUGH, b. 1833. William was listed as a clerk in Williamson's Store inDistrict 97, Rush County, Indiana, in the 1850 census......ii......SARAH C. PUGH, b. 1837; m. ANDREW MANES, October 08, 1872, Rush County,Indiana.

72. JACOB SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born Abt. 1815, and died July 08,1876 in Wabash County, Indiana. He married ANNA MILNER March 05, 1838 in Rush County,Indiana, daughter of WILLIAM MILNER and SARAH HACKLEMAN. She was born July 05,1816 in Eaton, Preble County, Ohio, and died February 27, 1876.

Notes for JACOB SAILORS:Jacob was a Baptist and a Whig, later Republican. He came by wagon to Wabash Co. IN in 1845and entered 150 acres in Liberty Twp. and by thrift and shrewdness, owned 275 acres by hisdeath. He died age 60y 6m.

Notes for ANNA MILNER:Anna Milner Sailors died age 59y 7m 17dIn 1841, to Wabash Co. IN farm 2 mi. W of Ashland.

Children of JACOB SAILORS and ANNA MILNER are:.....i......RILLER SAILORS.209......ii......WILLIAM A. SAILORS, b. September 28, 1828, Rush County, Indiana; d. October11, 1913, Wabash County, Indiana.210......iii......BENNET SAILORS, b. Abt. 1841; d. August 20, 1907.211......iv......SARAH CATHERINE SAILORS, b. March 13, 1846, three miles from Wabash,IN; d. November 29, 1910, Helena, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma.

.....v......DAVID SAILORS, b. November 28, 1848, Wabash County, Indiana; d. May 19, 1886,Lincolnville, Wabash, Indiana; m. CHARLOTTE A. JACKSON, September 06, 1868, WabashCounty, Indiana.212......vi......ALBERT SAILORS, b. December 1860, Wabash, Wabash County, Indiana.

73. POLLY SAILORS (CONRAD, JOHN, ABRAM) was born 1804 in Franklin County,Indiana, and died Abt. 1843 in America, Wabash County, Indiana. She married ELIJAH QUICKMarch 01, 1821 in Franklin County, Indiana, son of JOHN QUICK and MARY EADS. He wasborn February 25, 1802 in Harrison County, Kentucky, and died January 12, 1853 in Liberty,Wabash, Indiana.

Notes for ELIJAH QUICK:They moved to Rush County IN. where agriculture was his occupation. About 1837 Elijah movedto Liberty, Wabash County, IN. where he was fairly well - to - do. He joined with a Mr. Dortch toopen the second general store in America, Liberty Twp. On Mar. 2, 1842 he was appointedPostmaster of America. He served until his death. Elijah was a Justice of the Peace in LibertyTwp. In Franklin County he belonged to the Little Cedar Grove Baptist Church; in WabashCounty he was a member of the Little Antioch Baptist Church.

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Children of POLLY SAILORS and ELIJAH QUICK are:.....i......SARAH SALLY QUICK, b. Abt. 1822, ,Rush, Indiana; d. March 23, 1844; m. (1) JOHNSPARR, March 05, 1840, Wabash County, Indiana; b. Abt. 1818; m. (2) WILLIAM DORTCH,May 23, 1844, Wabash County, Indiana; b. Abt. 1818......ii......JOHN THOMPSON QUICK, b. Abt. 1824, Rush County, Indiana; d. 1848, WabashCounty, Indiana.213......iii......HEZEKIAH SAILORS QUICK, b. February 1825, Rush County, Indiana; d.November 20, 1867, Washington County, Oregon......iv......ABNER QUICK, b. Abt. 1826, <, Rush, Indiana>......v......DAVID OLIVER QUICK, b. Abt. 1826, Rush County, Indiana; d. 1888.214......vi......ELIZABETH QUICK, b. October 20, 1827, Rush County, Indiana; d. March 03,1903, Tama County, Iowa......vii......(INFANT) QUICK, b. Abt. 1829, ,Rush, Indiana; d. 1830.215......viii......JACOB C. QUICK, b. October 22, 1830, Rush County, Indiana; d. June 30, 1909,St. Simon's Island, Georgia.216......ix......CATHERINE QUICK, b. May 17, 1832, Rush County, Indiana; d. February 17,1925, Tama County, Iowa.217......x......HARRIET QUICK, b. October 16, 1833, Rush County, Indiana; d. December 20,1905.218......xi......WILLIAM GIPSON QUICK, b. August 20, 1835, Wabash County, Indiana; d. Abt.1895, Gilmer, Upshur, Texas.219......xii......MARGARET QUICK, b. July 17, 1838, Wabash County, Indiana; d. January 12,

1914, New Hartford, Iowa......xiii......RILLER QUICK, b. Abt. 1839; d. Aft. October 1850.220......xiv......MARY QUICK, b. September 13, 1842, Liberty Twp., Wabash County, Indiana;d. May 20, 1905, Cherokee County, Iowa......xv......JESSE D. QUICK, b. September 29, 1843, Union, Liberty, Indiana; d. July 11, 1864,Wabash County, Indiana.

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