William Anderson - signed petition for Wm. on July 3, 1814.
John Auttin - signed the 1814 petition.
Thomas Blythe - has land next to Wm. and Mary. Inventoried Mary's estate.
Mary Campbell - bought at John Lynch's estate in 1786. (Don't know how this John is connected to Wm.)
John Clayton - sold land to Wm. in 1803. Bought at John Lynch's estate in 1786.
Gowen Clayton, Jones Dawson, Balis Earle, Elisa Green signed 1814 petition.
John Gowen - J.P. Capt. went to John Lynch's estate with Wm in 1786 to Abbieville. He served in Roebucks Regiment and in 1775 against the Indians on the frontier. Probably war buddies of William.
Adam R. Lister, M.D. Williams doctor for about 20 years until Wms death in 1821.
S. Goodlett, Sparten Goodlet - probated Wms. estate.
Robert Goodlet, Britan Neal - signed on Wm's 1814 petition.
Odom Grayce, Samuel Grayce, Henry Langford, Lamuel Pace, Jeremiah Ponder, John Spriggs - bought at Mary Lynch's estate sale.
George Salmon - signed on Wm's will, bought at Mary's estate sale, signed on Rev. War petition, was in Roebucks Regiment 1780+, was quartermaster, bought land from Wm. in 1821. Probably war buddies.
William Smith, William William, H. Thompson, Jesse Trammell, John Watson, Joseph Wofford, John Young, William Young - signed petition or other documents for Wm. or Mary.
MILITARY FRIENDS from Roebucks Regiment:
John Clayton - sold land to Wm.
Augustine(Austin) Clayton b. 1755 d. 1835 served under Capt. John Gowen in 1775 against the Indians.
Balis Earle served at 2 nearby forts, was a large land-holder, a battle was fought on his land, later a messenger for the Baptist Church, Justice of the Peace.
John Gowan, David Gowen, and Edward Gowen were at Fort Jamison in 1779. He rebuilt it. One record says that a Capt. John Gowen served in 1775, 1776 against the Indians.
David Goodlet
John Goodlett b. 1756 Frederick Co Va
William Goodlett b. 20 Aug 1760 Frederick Co. Va.
Imhoff, Col. Thompson in 1775 - not sure of relationship to William.
James Lynch - served in Roebucks Regiment, but not sure of relationship to William.
George Salmon was quartermaster b. 4 Feb. 1754 Amelia Co. Va. mar. Elizabeth Young.
Joseph McJunkin - Capt., war hero, Captain over William Lynch in 1778. His dad Samuel led against the Indians in 1760 with a William Lynch in his company.(Our William would have been 11 years old at this time). In 1760 there were very few people in this backcountry area. There is a very good possibility that this William is related some how.