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James Anglin (son of Isaac Anglin and Nancy Dier). |
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"Rev" James Anglin b.4 April 1783 Greenbriar Co. Va. d. 29 Aug. 1859 Rockcastle Co. Ky. Buried Old Phillips Graveyard. Married Jansea "Jane" Barrett 1803 in NC or Clay Co. Ky. |
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Children of James Anglin and Jansea Barrett |
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Nancy b. 1806 Clay Co. Ky. mar. 1826 Clay Co. to James McGuire.
Martha "Patsy" b. 1808 mar. 1828 Clay Co. to Louis Sandlin, Jr. Moved to Boone Co. Indiana 1837.
Stephen b. 1810 Clay Co. mar. 1834 to Jane (Debbie) Allen. d. 1890 Rockcastle Co. Ky.
Rebeccca b. 1812 Clay Co. mar. 1834 to William Sandlin.
John b. 1813 Clay Co. mar. 1835 Clarissa Phillips in Clay Co. KY.. mar. 1882 to Barbara Parsons. d. John died 1892.
Mary Ann b. May 14, 1815 Clay Co. mar. Perry McCollum 1835, mar. Isaac McCollum 1849 in Linn Co. Mo.
Elizabeth b. 23 Oct. 1817 mar. 1834 to Abraham Phillips. d. 27 July 1911. |
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Jane b. 1819 mar. 28 Aug 1838 to James Smith
James b. 1820 mar. Agnes Ann James.
Margaret b. 1822 mar. 1842 to Charles Smith.
Isaac b. 1824 mar. 1846 to Martha Simpson.
Martin b. 22 Aug. 1827 Clay co. mar. 1848 Laurel Co. Ky. to Deborah Simpson. d. 1888 Rockcastle Co. KY.
Henry b. 1831 mar. #1-Mary Ann Hutchinson #2- Phoebe Alexander #3-Mary Saxon.
Harvey b. 10 June 1829 mar. Jemima Phillips Owsley Co. Ky. d. 18 Aug. 1864. |
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Anglin Falls in Kentucky |
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Jansea Barrett b. 1786 TN. d. 28 Aug. 1858 of fever. Daughter of William and Jane Barrett. Buried Old Phillips Graveyard in Rockcastle Co. Ky. |
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Stephen Anglin made by hand Kentucky rifles...many were sold to the state of Kentucky for use by the guards at Frankfort Penitentiary. Stephen's son John A. Anglin was a farmer, lawyer, and served one term as Sheriff in Rockcastle County. |
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The Anglins were some of the first white settlers in Kentucky, arriving in Clay County circa 1800, following Daniel Boone. James Anglin built a log cabin - all the trees within rifle range around the cabin were cut, depriving Indians, bears, and panthers the cover needed to get too close to the cabin. James was a traveling pastor for several churches - he was a Primitive Baptist, "taking neither money nor script" for his services. He supported his family by farming and blacksmithing. |
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Henry Anglin b. 1831 moved to Windfall, Tipton Co. Indiana and was never heard of again from any of his relatives. |
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Jansea Barrett had a brother named Jesse Barrett. He married July 11, 1814 in Clay Co. Ky. to Sally Edwards. "Jesse was known as a fearless Indian fighter and Tenn. hunter who was noted throughout the countryside as a man possing such great bodily strength as to enable him to dispose of a full grown bear with no weapon other than his bare hands." |
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Harvey Anglin b. June 10, 1829 was captured by Rebel forces at Chicamauga. He died of starvation in 1864 in the CSA prison in Andersonville, GA. |
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