Thomas CARTMELL / Patsy MCDONALD

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[1590] Info taken from LDS records in their computer.

[129] [Alexander Ban Donaldson.GED]

[130] Married in Montgomery Co. Ky., by Rev. Joseph P. Howe. Reference: A
record of the Marriages performed 1795-1826 by Rev. Joseph P. Howe,
Minister of Springfield Church Montgomery Co. until 1811, then in Bath
County, Ky. From an historical sketch of Springfield Presbtyerian Church,
Bath Co. KY. By: Robert Stewart Sarenders. Page 347. The reason is:
Bath County used to be Montgomery County until 1811.
Some Ref: Submitted by Charles R. Rogers,1400 Ambassador Way, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
1. 1850 Ky Cenus Bath Co. #205
2. ibid #219
3. ibid #179
4. Bath Co. Ky, Deaths over 15, Reg Ky. St. Hist. Soc. Vol 43
5. Bath Co., Marr Ky St. Lib
6. Bath Co., Deaths 1852-1862
7. Bath Co., Deaths 1852-1862 Ardery
8. Mt. Sterling Advocate 24 Nov 1948 p. 3 Col 13

[131] Info received from Glenn Blevins via email. Though not all are Thomas,
placing here till the rest are sorted out. Believe they are all related,
but how we don't know. as of 29 May 97.

[132] da
10/28/92
Film #0272981 - Bath Co., KY Deed Book A, 1811-1816
pp14 - 18 Sept 1810
- Samuel Cartmell to John Bailey both of Montgomery Co.
- $150 paid to Samuel Cartmell for 55 acre tract in
Montgomery Co. on waters of prickly ash
- land description mentions line of Andrew Cartmill
- attestors include Robert Crockett
- recorded 25 Mar 1811

[133] pp16 - 04 Aug 1811
- Wm Cartmill & Jessa? his wife to Hebron Ralls &
James Jameson, all of Bath Co.
- tract in Bath Co. on waters of prickly ash, adjoining
lands of Robert Crocket
pp17 - signed by William Cartmill & Jsa? Cartmill
- witnessed by D B Boyd & Thomas Cartmill
- recorded 28 Oct 1811

[134] pp43 - 12 June 1811
- Andrew Cartmill & Nancy his wife to James Gregory, all of
Montgomery Co.
pp44 - 48 pounds and 15 shillings paid for 115 & 3/4 acre tract
in Montgomery Co. on short fork of white oak creek a
branch of slate creek
pp45 - recorded 23 Sept 1811

[135] pp252 - 04 Dec 1813
- Weathers Smith sen & Jane his wife of Bourbon Co.,
to Hardage Smith of Bath Co.
- $5 paid to Weathers Smith
pp253 - 314 acres
- land description mentions John Cartmill?
- part of 487 & 1/2 acre tract granted to Weathers Smith,
patented bearing date 10 May 1785
pp254 - signed by Weathers Smith
- witnesses: Lydia Smith & Charles A Smith

[136] pp447 - 29 Jan 1815
- James French & Thirza his wife of Montgomery Co. to
David Cartmill? of Bath Co.
- $1 paid to James French for 97 acre tract in Bath Co. on
waters of cassady's creek

[137] dbqc
10/28/92
Film #0272982 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books B-C - 1816-21

[138] Bath Co., KY Deed Book B, 1816-1819

[139] Bath Co., KY Deed Book C, 1819-1821

[140] ddqe
10/28/92
Film #0272983 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books D-E - 1821-26

[141] Bath Co., KY Deed Book D, 1821-1824

[142] Bath Co., KY Deed Book E, 1824-1826
pp63 - 21 May 1824
- John Cartmill of Mason Co. to Abraham Stonesiffer of
Boone Co.
- $20 paid to John Cartmill for tract in Bath Co. on waters
of flat creek
- land description mentions beginning at said Cartmills old
farm at the corner with Hardage Smith, John Crooks line,
and Jesse Kings line
- 20 acres
- signed by John Cartmill
- witnesses: John Robinson & Chasteen Scott
pp64 - Boone Co., KY; produced & acknowledged by John Cartmill
24 May 1824
- recorded Bath Co. 12 Aug 1824

[143] pp98 - margin has notation Crockett & wife to Lansdown
- Polly Crockett wife of Robert Crockett having had deed
hereto annexed from her and her husband to
William Cartmill udb? exp concerning her claim to dower
therin
- tract containing 92 acres and
pp99 8 poles
- she relinquishes right of dower; 06 Nov 1824
- this indenture 06 Nov 1824, Robert Crockett & Polly his
wife to George Lansdown, all of Bath Co.
- $1 paid to Robert Crockett for tract in Bath Co. on
waters of prickly ash
- signed by Robert Crockett & Polly Crockett
- produced & acknowledged by said Crockett & wife
- recorded 06 Nov 1824

[144] dfqg
03/09/93
Film #0272984 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books F-G - 1826-30

[145] Bath Co., KY Deed Book F, 1826-1828
pp152 - 21 May 1824
- Abraham Stousiffer & Frederick Ross of Boone Co. to
John Cartmill of Mason Co.
- $110.05 paid by John Cartmill for tract in Bath Co. on
waters of hinkston
- land description mentions Enoch Smith's thousand acre
survey, joining said Cartmill's farm, Thomas Jones line,
Col. M. Millers line, and dividing line between Enoch &
Hardage Smith
- 14 acres
- signed by Abraham & Dolly Stonsifer, and by
Frederic & Melinda Ross
- Boone Co. court clerk office
pp153 - recorded 24 May 1824
- recorded Bath Co, clerk's office 08 Jan 1827

[146] pp175 - 12 Dec 1826
- John Bailey Junr to Andrew Cartmill, both of Bath Co.
- $333 & 1/3 paid to John Bailey for 55 acre tract
- tract part of 1000 acre survey patented for Willis Green
in Bath Co. on waters of prickley ash
- land description mentions line of Andrew Cartmill
- witnesses: John M. Cartmill & Nancy B. Cartmill
pp176 - recorded 12 Feb 1827

[147] Bath Co., KY Deed Book G, 1828-1830
pp1 - 30 Jan 1827
- John Cartmill & Rebecca his wife to Thomas Cartmill,
all of Bath Co.
- $2245.76 paid to John Cartmill for 2 tracts in Bath Co.
- 1st tract 126 acres on waters of Hinkston of Flat creek,
it being part of a treasury warrant patent orginally
granted to Robert Fryer? and conveyed by him to sd
John Cartmill
- land description mentions corner of Enoch Smith's survey
of 1000 acres, and corner with Joseph Knig?
- 2nd tract 14 acres on same waters, adjoining the the
tract of 126 acres
- land description mentions Enoch Smith's line, John Jones
line, ---- W. Millers line of 100 acres, and dividing
line between Enoch & Hardage Smith
pp2 - signed by John Cartmill & Rebecca Cartmill
- produced 30 Jan 1827
- recorded 23 Oct 1828

[148] pp35 - 25 Oct 1828
- Thos. Cartmill & Patsey his wife to John Cartmill, all
of Bath Co.
pp36 - $925 paid to Thomas Cartmill for 2 tracts in Bath Co.
- 1st tract 126 acres on waters of Hinkston of Flat creek,
it being part of a treasury warrant patent orginally
granted to Robert Frier and conveyed by him to
John Cartmill and by him to Thomas Cartmill
- 2nd tract 14 acres on same waters
- signed by Thomas Cartmill & Patsey Cartmill
pp37 - recorded 25 Oct 1828

[149] pp53 - 25 Oct 1828
- John Cartmill & Rebecca his wife of Bath Co. to
James Hornback of Clark Co,
- $1900 paid to John Cartmill for 2 tracts in Bath Co.
- 1st tract 126 acres; 2nd tract 14 acres
pp54 - signed by John Cartmill & Rebecca Cartmill
- recorded 25 Oct 1828

[150] dhqi
03/24/93
Film #0272985 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books H-I - 1830-35

[151] Bath Co., KY Deed Book H, 1830-1832
pp91 - 31 July 1830
- Andrew Cartmill & Nancy his wife to Alexander Donaldson,
all of Bath Co.
- $2356.25 paid to Andrew Cartmill for tract in Bath Co.
on waters of prickley ash
- land description mentions one line of Grimes? survey,
Gregories line, Capt Baileys corner and Greens original
line
- 362 acres

[152] pp125 - 13 Sept 1830
- Andrew Cartmill & Nancy his wife to William Bailey,
all of Bath Co.
- $17.11 paid to Andrew Cartmill for tract in Bath Co. on
waters of prickley ash

[153] pp133 - 17 Sept 1830
- Andrew Cartmill & Nancy his wife to Edward Bailey,
all of Bath Co.
- $100 cash and $60 in a horse at his real value paid to
Andrew Cartmill for 100 acre tract in Bath Co. on
waters of white oak creek

[154] pp429 -
- Sarah McDonald of Bath Co. to David Cartmill
- power of attorney
- mentions Sarah's right of dower as widow of
Henry McDaniel to tract of 100 acres in Fayette on waters
of Hickman creek
- recorded 02 Mar 1832

[155] Bath Co., KY Deed Book I, 1832-1835
pp236 -
- Christopher Oakley died in possession of a 140 acre tract
of land in Bath Co. on slate creek
- John Ginter entitled to 2 equal shares of said land with
the other heirs one share of land by the inter marriage
with Polly Oakley one of the legal heirs of
Christopher Oakley and one share by purchase from
Edmund S Oakley another of the legal heirs of
Christopher Oakley
- mentions John & Polly Ginter late Polly Oakley
pp237 - conveying to David Cartmill of Bath Co.
- $120 paid by David Cartmill

[156] pp434 - 22 Oct 1834
- William Oakley & Martha his wife to David Cartmill,
all of Bath Co.
- $100 paid to William Oakley for tract in Bath Co. on
waters of slate creek
- land description mentions "descended to us from my father
Christopher Oakley"

[157] djqk
05/26/93
Film #0272986 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books J-K - 1835-40

[158] Bath Co., KY Deed Book J, 1835-1837
pp40 - 27 Mar 1835
- David Cartmill & Ann his wife of Bath Co. to
Daniel Walker of Montgomery Co.
- 97 acre tract in Bath Co. on waters of Cassady's creek
pp41 - signed by David M. Cartmell & Ann Cartmel

[159] Bath Co., KY Deed Book K, 1837-1840

[160] dlqm
08/06/93
Film #0272987 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books L-M - 1840-43

[161] Bath Co., KY Deed Book L, 1840-1841

[162] Bath Co., KY Deed Book M, 1841-1843
pp132 -
- James Hazelrigg bound as security of William H. Cartmill
on two notes ($175 & $110) to Belvard? J. Peters, and
William Cartmill is also indebted to James Hazelrigg in 3
other notes ($149, $125 & $141.80)
- this indenture a deed of mortgage from William Cartmill
to James Hazelrigg
- conveying 3 undivided tenths of tract in Bath Co.,same
tract on which my father David Cartmill died, the entire
tract supposed to contain 135 acres; 1/10 of which I hold
as one of the heirs, 1/10 by purchase from my brother
Thomas Cartmill, and 1/10 purchased from James Payne &
Eliza his wife late Eliza Cartmill who is one of the
heirs
- also one other tract of land including some town lots
in and adjoining the town of West Liberty, Morgan Co.,
KY, the complete description of which is in deed of
conveyance of J? G? T? F? & J? M? Hazelrigg to said
William H? Cartmill now of record in Morgan Co. court
clerks office
- signed 17 Feb 1842 by William H. Cartmill
pp133 - Montgomery Co. clerks office - produced & acknowledged
by William H. Cartmill on 17 Feb 1842
- recorded in Bath Co. clerks office 19 Feb 1842

[163] pp367 - 12 Aug 1842
- John Cartmill of Bath Co. to Ann Cartmill of Morgan Co.
pp368 - $1 paid to John Cartmill for 1/10 part of tract in
Bath Co. on waters of slate creek
- John Cartmill's interest in & to the farm on which his
father David Cartmill died
- signed by John Cartmill
- recorded 31 Aug 1842

[164] dnqo
08/13/93
Film #0272988 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books N-O - 1843-47

[165] Bath Co., KY Deed Book N, 1843-1845
pp263 - 13 Nov 1843
- James Payne & Eliza his wife late Eliza Cartmill,
and Thomas Cartmill & Sena his wife of 1st part to
William H. Cartmill of Morgan Co.
- $1 paid to each for tract of land in Bath Co. on slate
waters
- being tract on which David Carmill died & upon which his
widow now lives, about 150 acres
- tract decended to said Thomas Cartmill & Eliza Payne as
two of the children & heirs of David Cartmill dec'd
pp264 - signed by James Payne, Eliza Payne & Thomas Cartmill
- acknowledged on 01 Dec 1843 by James Payne, Eliza Payne
& Thomas Cartmill
- recorded 19 June 1844

[166] pp461 - 18 Feb 1845
- William H. Cartmate? & Lucy his wife to
Thomas F. Hazelrigg, all of Bath Co.
- $300 paid to William Cartmate
pp462 for 3 undivided tenths of land in Bath Co. on
waters of slate creek; 150 acres
- being land formerly owned by David Cartmate and on which
his widow now lives, said William Cartmate being one of
the heirs of said David Cartmate
- signed by William H. Cartmate & Lucy O.? Cartmate
- Morgan Co., KY clerk's office - acknowledged by
grantors & recorded 18 Feb 1845
- Bath Co., KY clerk's office - recorded 19 Mar 1845

[167] Bath Co., KY Deed Book O, 1845-1847
pp209 - 16 Mar 1846
- Thomas W. Maxey indebted to Martin Cartmill for $73.30
- deeding 2 horses & 1 mare

[168] dpqq
02/17/94
Film #0272989 - Bath Co., KY Deed Books P-Q - 1847-51

[169] Bath Co., KY Deed Book P, 1847-1849

[170] Bath Co., KY Deed Book Q, 1849-1851
pp401 - 01 Mar 1851
- James Ingram to Martin Cartmill, both of Bath Co.
- mortgage; James Ingram indebted to Martin Cartmill
in sum of $39.37, and my security in replevin? bond

[171] pp445 -
- John Cartmill to Wm. M. Ragland, both of Bath Co.
- selling property [hogs, pigs, etc] to secure payment
of note for $70
- dated 17 Sept 1851

[174] [Alexander Ban Donaldson.GED]

[175] 1850 census and family records show her name as Patsy, other sources from
the Latter Day Saints computer records show Partrica, and another as
Patsy.
Numerous records show Patsy's maiden name as McDaniel, others show
McDonald. She was born in Fayette County Kentucky. According to the
deeds and wills in Fayette County her maiden name was McDonald. Her
Father was Henry McDonald and her Mother was Sarah Hodges, According the
DAR index printed in 1966.

[176] Deed Book 10 Page 55. Thomas and Patsy Carmill form Bath County sold to
John McNab of Morgan County Ky., land bequeathed to them from Henry
McDonald in Fayette County Ky. 12 Apr. 1834.

[177] Will book D Page 3, 25 Apr 1834.
Henry McDonald, Sarah, his wife Children: See Family Page for Henry
McDonald and Sarah McDonald.
Email from Cousin Paula from W. VA.
Daniel,

[178] Made a very quick trip to the Fayette County Courthouse today. Couldn't
put
my husband through too much. I got a little bit of information. But I
could
probably spend at least two days and nights in there.

[179] I found the estate settlement of Elijah Cartmell 23 MAR 1832. His children
sold 217 acres for $5425.00 to Asa and John Cartmell. Now whether Asa and
John were two of his children and the others sold out to them remains to
be
seen. Sounds like quite a plantation for five grand.
Fayette County Deed Book 8 Page 409
His children are listed as:
1. Sally Kenney and Robert P. Kenney
2. Polly Bryan and Lewis Bryan
3. Ann Gay Gray? and James Gay, Jr. (was written both ways Gay and Gray)
4. Margaret Bryan and Joseph Bryan
5. Elizabeth Brown and George W. Brown
Also there was a mention of Jessamine County. Didn't have time to make
copies
will do that next time.

[180] Deed Book 10 Page 55
Thomas and Patsy Cartmill from Bath County sold to John McNab of Morgan
County, land bequeathed to them from Henry McDonald in Fayette County. 12
APR
1834

[181] Will Book D Page 3
25 APR 1816
Henry McDonald
Sarah, his wife
Children:
1. Sally Sanders
2. Polly Martin
3. Betsy Knox
4. William McDonald
5. Patsy Cartmill
6. Henry McDonald
7. Ann Cartmill
8. Jane Hicklin
9. John McDonald
10.Eliza McDonald
11.Margaret McDonald
12.Rebecca McDonald

[182] If he actually signed this will, he spelled his name McDonnell. But
someone
else could have signed for him. In the actual body of the will the
children
were listed as McDonald. Several plantantions around him were named. One
that
sticks in my mind is Bullock Plantation. His will was witnessed by Samuel
McDonald and James McDonald.

[183] Deed Book 8 Page 22 shows some of his heirs selling 100 acres in Fayette
County. The heirs are:
1. George Sanders and Sally, wife
2. Jane Hicklin
3. Hicklin McNab? and Rebecca, Wife
4. John McNab and Martha represent the interest of Henry McDonald
5. Thomas Cartmill and Patsy, his wife
6. Betsy Knox
All of Morgan County, Indiana

[184] Now if you're descended from Robert Cartmill, here's the deal. I found on
13
JAN 1840 the adminitrators of the estate of John Cartmill emancipated
Robert
alias Robert Cartmill. You make the call.

[185] Obviously our line was not in Fayette. I'm going to try Clark next.
Winchester is closer anywhoo.The only mention was of Thomas selling that
property. No David, no William, no Andrew. Just none of them. Of course I
know these are uncles but the rest of the bunch has to be close.

[186] For the short time I was in the Courthouse, I guess I did alright. At
least
my McDonald McDaniel question is answered.

[187] Give me some feedback.

[188] Cuz,
Paula

[312] [Alexander Ban Donaldson.GED]

[313] Martin Cartmill d. 17 July 1855; age 41; single; residence Bath;
b. Bath; parents Thos. & Patcy Cartmill; cause of death -
consumption

[317] [Alexander Ban Donaldson.GED]

[318] Mary Jane Crockett d. 06 Sept 1854; age 33; married; residence
Bath Owingsville; b. Bath Co.; parents Thos. & Peggy Cartmill;
cause of death - serafota/serafola?

[322] [Alexander Ban Donaldson.GED]

[323] Died 1860, age 45 of dyspepsia, sick 3 years. Ref: Vital Statistics
before the 1860 Census came out. As reported by the doctor.
From encyclopedia:Symptoms of gastric diseases include upper midabdominal
pain, bloating, nausea, or vomiting. These are also symptoms of stomach
cancer, one of the leading killers worldwide, although less common in the
United States. If caught early, treatment involves removing the cancerous
portion of the stomach. Motility disorders of the stomach have recently
been recognized as a common cause of INDIGESTION, known as dyspepsia. The
stomach also produces intrinsic factor, a protein necessary for the
absorption of vitamin B12. In pernicious ANEMIA , degeneration of the
gastric lining causes the loss of intrinsic factor, resulting in vitamin
B12 deficiency.
According to the Mayo Clinic: He may have died from gastric cancer, gall
bladder, or peptic ulcers. Believe he may have died from gastric Cancer,
due largely to the fact that my mother (Doris Maxine Daniels
Gallagher)died from stomach cancer in in 1979. May be a hereditary
factor.
Input: James Daniel Gallagher, Feb. 08, 1997.

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