| Time Line for Jacob Anderson born 1779 in Virginia 1805 Pulaski County Ky. Tax List Jacob Anderson 26 years old Other Anderson's in this area James Anderson Isaac Anderson John Anderson---- oldest Jacob appears on the 1805 tax list for Pulaski Co., KY. Also, showing up on the Pulaski Co., KY tax list for the first time are: James Anderson, Isaac Anderson, and John Anderson. John Anderson appears to be the oldest with a male age 16 to 21 listed in the household with him. John is taxed for 200 acres of land in Pulaski Co., KY and the watercourse is listed as Flatlock (Flat Rock, or Flat Lick?). Isaac Anderson is listed as having 100 acres of land on Brush Creek. James Anderson and Jacob Anderson appear to be young men listed as over the age of 21. Jacob Anderson owns two horses (as listed on the 1805 tax record for Pulaski Co., KY). Jacob and James do not own land in 1805, therefore a location of where they were living is not listed on the tax record. Marriage Record 1805 Marriage Record Pulaski Co., KY Sept. 20, 1805 Know all men by these presents that we Jacob Anderson & John Anderson, are held and firmly bound unto Christopher Greenup Esq. Governor of the Governor (sic) of the commonwealth of Kentucky in the just and full sum of fifty pounds to which payment will and truly to be made to the said Governor or his successors we bind ourselves and heirs (_____) and (_____) firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and oath this 20th day of Sept 1905 the condition of the above obligation is such that (_____) there is marriage shortly intended to be had solemnized between the above bound Jacob Anderson & Nancy Richardson both of Pulaski county. if there be no lawful cause to obstruct the same then the above obligation to void otherwise to remain in full force (______) Virtue Signed Sealed & Dated In Presence of Jacob Anderson (sealed) John Anderson (sealed) The following consent was given for the marriage: Sir this is to contify to you that I am willing that you gave Lisons to Jacob Anders gavin under My hand this 19 Day of September 1805 Laties pouel Witness: Luas Richardson John Anderson 1806 Tax List Pulaski Tax List Other Andersons in area Vardiman Anderson Isaac Anderson James Anderson Joseph Anderson In 1806 Jacob Anderson is again listed on the tax records for Pulaski Co., KY. Also listed on the 1806 tax list are: Vardiman Anderson, Isaac Anderson, James Anderson, and Joseph Anderson. The tax list doesn't show Jacob Anderson owning land. He is listed as over age 21 and owning two horses. 1807 Tax List Pulaski Co.Ky. In 1807 Jacob, Joseph, Isaac and James have left Pulaski Co., KY and Vardiman Anderson is the only Anderson listed for Pulaski Co., KY. 1823 Campbell County TN. Tax List Other Andersons John Anderson John Anderson JR. Isaac Anderson 1827 Land Grant On April 6, 1827 Jacob Anderson received a grant for 50 acres of land. Pine Creek is listed as the watercourse (Ref: Grants South of Walker's Line, The Kentucky Land Grants by Jillson, Sc.D. The land record is found in Book 3, page 18, dated 4/6/1827.) Oneida, TN was at one time called "The Pine Creek Community" (Ref: Dusty Bits of the Forgotten Past by H. Clay Smith, pages 302, 303.) 1830 Campbell Co. Census Jacob Anderson age 40-50 Female age 30-40 Male age 20-30 Male age 15-20 Male age 15-20 Female age 10-15 Male age 10-15 Female age 5-10 Female age 0-5 Female age 0-5 Other Anderson's in Area 1830 Census Campbell Co Tn. Anderson Samuel 1210000100000-1101010000000 Anderson John 1200010000000-0000100000000 Anderson Isaac 0000100000000-1001000000000 1838 Tax List The 1838 tax list for Campbell Co., TN (9th District) lists Jacob Anderson paying taxes on 50 acres of land. The 9th and 10th Districts of Campbell Co., TN became part of Scott Co., TN when Scott County was formed in 1849. 1840 Campbell Co. Census 1840 Campbell Co., TN Census Jacob Anderson age 60-70 Female age 40-50 Female age 20-30 Female age 15-20 Female age 10-15 Male age 5-10 Male age 5-10 Female age 0-5 Male age 0-5 Male age 0-5 Male age 0-5 Other Anderson's in Area Anderson Samuel 00110001-0211101 Anderson Washington 200001-000001 1850 Scott County TN. Jacob Anderson age 71 b. VA Barthena age 50 b. KY James age 20 William age 18 Isham age 14 Hiram age 12 Campbell age 10 Other Andersons in Area Anderson Samuel 55 NC Anderson Thomas 49 TN. Anderson Catherine 26 TN. Anderson George 24 Tn. Samuel JR. 13 TN. Anderson Phillip 25 TN. Anderson Nancy 30 Tn. Anderson Joseph 15 TN. Anderson John JR. 10 Tn. Anderson James 8 TN. Anderson Mary 5 TN. Anderson Mary 12 Living in Hewitt Household Anderson Christine 10 |
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| Anderson's in same census with Jacob Anderson 1779 Va. |
| Samuel Anderson 1830 Campbell Co. Census 1840 Campbell Co. Tn. 1850 Scott Co. Tn. Census |
| John Anderson 1830 Campbell Co. Census |
| Isaac Anderson 1830 Campbell Co. Census |
| Washington Anderson 1840 Campbell Co. Census |
| Phillip Anderson 1850 Scott Co. Tn. Census |
| Mary Anderson 1850 Scott Co. TN. Christine Anderson 1850 Scott Co. Tn. |
| James Anderson 1810 Pulaski Co. Ky. |
| Vardeman Anderson 1810 Pulaski Co. Ky. |
| Robert Anderson 1820 Pulaski Co. Ky. |
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| Time Line for Jacob Anderson |
| Knox Co., KY Kinfolk, 1979-1980 Knox Co., KY Court Order Book A 1805 - William Anderson appointed surveyor Nov., 1805 1807 - William Anderson issued crop mark Feb., 1807 Virginia Supreme Court District of Kentucky Order Books 1783-1792 by Michael L. Cook, C.G. Page 2 (KY Rev. War Pensioners, Edited by Llindsay) John Anderson, Pvt. Mar., 1820 William Anderson, Pvt. Feb. 14, 1837 Page 393 (P.154 of record) Robert Anderson v Hugh Thompson, on debt. The defendant failing to appear, plaintiff to recover 50 pounds with 5% interest from May 1, 1785, and costs. Page 381 (P. 330 of record) Judgment is granted Robert Anderson against Hugh Thompson for 111 pounds, 17 shillings, 2 pence, being the amount of a replevin bond given by him and William Henderson to the said Anderson, and also his costs. Judgment to be discharged by the payment of 59 pounds, 8 shillings, 7 pence, with 5% interest from January 18, 1787, and costs. Page 322 (P. 102 of record - in part) .................And in case of the default of the said debt, interest and costs, and of conveyance of the said land, at the time aforesaid, that Robert Breckinridge, Richard Clough Anderson, David woods Meriwether, Michael Lacassage and Isaac Hite, or any two of them, to be appointed Commissioners, after giving three weeks previous notice thereof in the Kentucky Gazette, do make sale of the said tracts of land, slaves, and personal property at public auction for ready money and pay and apply the money arising therefrom in discharge of the judgment................... Page 283 (P. 424 of record) Indenture from James Speed and Mary Speed his wife, to Presley Anderson, was acknowledged and dower relinquished, and ordered recorded. Page 82 (P. 239 of record) John Anderson v George Boone, in case. There came a jury composed of Robert Craddock, Samuel Grant, Andrew Beall, John Filson, Vivion Goodloe, John Crow, John Bradofrd, James Moody, William Roberts, William Crow, John Rice Jones and William Dryden, who found the defendant guilty in the manner charged and assessed damages of 50 pounds and costs. Judgment accordingly. Page 56 (P. 141 of record) A writing purporting to be the last will of Abraham Millar, dec'd, was presented to Court. John Crow, William Crow, Patrick Shield, John Read and Catharine Anderson made oath they were well acquainted with the said decedent in his lifetime and believed his signature was written by him. It also appearing that James Wright and Owen Deaver, two of the witnesses thereto, were dead, and John Fitzwater, the other witness, is an inhabitant of Rockingham County, Virginia, and very infirm. Upon the present proof, the will is admitted to record. |
| I have often wondered about Vardiman Anderson. He appears to have remained in Pulaski all his life while the others came and went. Vardiman is a name used in the Collins family. I think he was in Grayson Co., VA listed with other Andersons. I'll see if I can find that info. I have never found a list of children for Vardiman Anderson. Jacob was surely related to part of the Andersons in Pulaski Co., KY. Several years ago I found a Joseph Anderson mentioned in the territory papers of Indiana. This info was on microfilm at the Ft. Wayne library. I have always intended to go back and get a copy of the info and keep forgetting when I do go to the library. On these papers several men stated that they had gone into Indiana because a member of their family had been kidnapped by Indians and they followed them into Indiana. They were asking the federal government for some kind of assistance. I wonder where the Joseph of Pulaski Co., KY went to??? |
Add this to the private site and to your other site if you want. I don't know if this is the Robert Anderson mentioned on the early tax records of Pulaski Co., KY or not. Since he was in Pulaski Co., KY we might want to refer back to this info. I wish the record had stated whether he had children by first marriage. I have a record somewhere stating that either a Robert or William was back and forth in Whitley Co., KY visiting relatives and I haven't been able to find the record. The group of Andersons in Bedford Co., TN were also from Rockbridge Co., VA. I'll send that info when I come to it. Abstracts of Rev. Pension Files Robert Anderson, Nancy, W2579, BLW #34821-160-55, NC & VA Line, appl 15 Apr 1833 Pulaski Co., KY aged 70, lived Rockbridge Cty VA at enlistment, b. 25 Mar 1763 York Cty PA then moved to Rockbridge Cty VA then to Washington Cty now Washington Cty TN 4 or 5 years then to Green Cty TN 15 yrs then to Pulaski Cty KY for past 17 yrs, sol d 2 Aug 1844, sol m latter part of 1814 of (sic) first of 1815 to Nancy wid of John Brown who she m in 1789 & who d in 1811, wid's maiden name was Nancy Ping & she had several children by 1st husband but none are named, a daughter is referred to in 1853, a Robert & Lewis Ping are referred to. |
| Descendant Register, Generation No. 1 1. Isaac Anderson (Isaac Anderson3, Central Virginia Anderson2, Colonial Virginia Anderson1) was born ABT. 1730, and died 1811 in Knox County, Tennessee. He married Margaret Evans. Subj: Andersons of Rockbridge Date: 10/30/00 11:38:34 AM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Linda McCarter To: [email protected] Jacob Anderson, son of James and Jane (Allison Anderson and Rebecca Anderson, daughter of Isaac and Margaret (Evans) Anderson married in Rockbridge County on 10 Aug 1798. Their children were named James Margaret, Jane, Ma rtha, Adaline, Rebecca and Elizabeth Here are some marriages for the daughters of Isaac and Margaret (Evans) Anderson, all in Rockbridge County. Esther married John Edmiston 20 Feb 1794; Mary married Andrew McCampbell, son of John, on 7 April 1781 Rebecca married Jacob Anderson, son of James and Jane (Allison) Anderson on 10 Aug 1798; Margaret married James Harris; Jane married George McNutt; and Martha married James McCampbell Children of Andrew and Mary (Anderson) McCampbell were Margaret, Andrew, Elizabeth, Flora and William Anderson. James and Martha (Anderson) McCampbell had one child that I know of, John born 1781 Regarding the William in Botetourt, I may be mistaken but I believe I learned years ago that he was the immigrant in that family, and that he came from Glasgow. I'm not sure about that, though. I'll check it out the next time I go to the library. I don't remember if I told you this before, but I live in Salt Lake City, so have the LDS Family History Library nearby. I will be happy to search Anderson/Va information if you email me specific questions Bless you for all the time and effort you have devoted and continue to devote to untangling the Va Andersons. Linda Children of Isaac Anderson and Margaret Evans are: + 2 i. William Anderson. + 3 ii. Rebecca Anderson was born ABT. 1778. 4 iii. Esther Anderson was born ABT. 1774. She married John Edmiston 20 FEB 1794. + 5 iv. Mary Anderson was born ABT. 1761. 6 v. Margaret Anderson. She married James Harris. 7 vi. Jane Anderson. She married George McNutt. + 8 vii. Martha Anderson. Descendant Register, Generation No. 2 2. William Anderson (Isaac Anderson4, Isaac Anderson3, Central Virginia Anderson2, Colonial Virginia Anderson1). He married Agnes McCampbell, daughter of James McCampbell and Martha Anderson. She was born 17 APR 1757 in Augusta County, Virginia, and died 5 SEP 1837 in Knox County, Tennessee. Subj: Descendents of Isaac Anderson of Rockbridge County Date: 10/30/00 11:13:28 AM Eastern Standard Time To: [email protected] Hi Patrick The William Anderson whose will was probated in Botetourt County in February of 1820 is NOT the son of Isaac and Margaret (Evans) Anderson. The will of their son William was probatd in December 1830 in Knox County, TN and he is buried in the Anderson-Gouffon Cemetery there. Children of William and Agnes (McCampbell) Anderson were (1) Isaac bp 26 Mar 1780 in Rockbridge VA m Flora McCampbell, d 28 Jan 1857 in Marysville, Blount Co, TN, buried Providence Presbyterian Church; (2) James A.; (3) William E., who became a lawyer; (4) Andrew; (5) Robert McCampbell who married Catherine McCampbell; (6) Mary Shannon who married William A. McCampbell in 1816 and had a daughter named Martha Ann; (7) Agnes (Nancy) and (8) Sarah. The parents of Agnes/Nancy McCampbell, b 17 April 1757 in Augusta Co, VA, who married William, son of Isaac and Margaret (Evans) Anderson, were James McCampbell and Martha Anderson. She died 5 Sep 1837 in Knox Co, TN. ___________________________________ Subj: Fw: Anderson's in RB Cty. Va. Date: 4/11/00 9:52:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: [email protected] (Charles Anderson) To: [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Charles Anderson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 10:37 AM Subject: Anderson's in RB Cty. Va I read your posting 4-4-00 and questioned if this isn't the same William who came to Knox Cty. Tn.and was the father of Rev Isaac who founded Maryville College. I have a copy of the memorial publication (1932) suitable for faxing which was prepared by Samuel Tyndale Wilson of Maryville College and James Addison Anderson with extensive research on site in Tn and Va.William has nearly identical facts but is buried in the Anderson- Goufon Cem. in Knox Cty. Charles Anderson Children of William Anderson and Agnes McCampbell are: 9 i. Isaac Anderson was born 1780, and died 28 JAN 1857 in Marysville, Blount County, Tennessee. He married Flora McCampbell. 10 ii. James A. Anderson. 11 iii. William E. Anderson. 12 iv. Andrew Anderson. 13 v. Robert McCampbell Anderson. 14 vi. Mary Shannon Anderson. 15 vii. Agnes Anderson. 16 viii. Sarah Anderson. 3. Rebecca Anderson (Isaac Anderson4, Isaac Anderson3, Central Virginia Anderson2, Colonial Virginia Anderson1) was born ABT. 1778. She married Jacob Anderson 10 AUG 1798 in Rockbridge County, Virginia, son of James Anderson and Jane Allison. Children of Rebecca Anderson and Jacob Anderson are: 17 i. James Anderson. 18 ii. Margaret Anderson. 19 iii. Jane Anderson. 20 iv. Martha Anderson. 21 v. Adaline Anderson. 22 vi. Rebecca Anderson. 23 vii. Elizabeth Anderson. 5. Mary Anderson (Isaac Anderson4, Isaac Anderson3, Central Virginia Anderson2, Colonial Virginia Anderson1) was born ABT. 1761. She married Andrew McCampbell 7 APR 1781. Children of Mary Anderson and Andrew McCampbell are: 24 i. Margaret McCampbell. 25 ii. Andrew McCampbell. 26 iii. Elizabeth McCampbell. 27 iv. Flora McCampbell. 28 v. William Anderson McCampbell. 8. Martha Anderson (Isaac Anderson4, Isaac Anderson3, Central Virginia Anderson2, Colonial Virginia Anderson1). She married James McCampbell. Child of Martha Anderson and James McCampbell is: 29 i. John McCampbell was born 1781. |
| It's late now and I haven't got time to check my information now, but as I recall John and Sarah were living on the Clear fork of Yellow Creek in what was then Knox County, Ky. in 1808, as reflected by the county tax assessor. About that time they moved to Campbell County, TN. Incidently, in about 1876 William H. was interviewed by the Warrensburg newspaper and there were some interesting comments by him about when he first came to MO in 1833 and visited with his brothers Isaac and John both of whom had preceeded him and had Farms in Johnson County. Later John moved to a farm in Henry County, but I was under the impression that Isaac and his wife stayed in Johnson County. He was very complimentry of Isaac's wife. I will dig out the clipping which I got from the County History Museum in Warrensburg and will mail or fax it to you if you will give me a number or address. It is the best local history and genealogy I have ever seen anywhere other than in a large city. It is located in a building located between John's 1844 house and the historic former county courthouse. |
| Anderson, Vardiman State: Kentucky Year: 1800 County: Pulaski Roll: Township: Unknown Townships Page: 0 Image: Submitter: Ruth Sharp Subject: Vardeman/Vardiman/ Vardman/ Anderson Message: My 3rd great grandfather was Robert Anderson on the Ky. Adair Deaths for 1852 to 1859. It list Robert as having died Dec.22, 1858 at age 65, It states that he was born in the State of Virgina an that his parents were Vardman and Verney Anderson. This is not a comon given first name An I have hit a big Brick wall. Could it be that Vardman Anderson's Mothers maiden name was Vardeman an she passed it on to her son.There were people with this Sir name living in Virgina in the 1700's.Have any of you doing research on the Vardeman Name come accross a Marriage between A Anderson an a Vardeman. Thanks a lot Ruth 1800 census Submitter: Kim Sharp Bourke Subject: Re: Vardeman/Vardiman/ Vardman/ Anderson Message: I was intrigued by your last name, which is the same as my maiden name(!), as well as the fact that I am a VARDEMAN descendent. Would love to "talk" and can be reached at [email protected]. Kim Sharp Bourke Tulsa, OK |
| Montgomery County, Virginia - Circa 1790 by Netti Schreiner Yantis, 1972 Part that became Grayson County Survey Book D - 1790 Jan 4 = (394) Barnett Foley & Jacob Lugar - 172 ac on head of Nobb Fork of Elk Creek joining JACOB SURGENOR. 1790 Jan 4 = (395) Bernet Foley & JACOB SURGIONER - 172 ac on head of Nobb Fork of Elk Creek, adjacent to his own. Transferred to Archalous Vaughn. Personal Property Tax List A - 1790 Oct 19 = JACOB SURGENOR taxed on 1 horse, no white males 16-21, no slaves. Neighbors on Head of Nob Fork of Elk Creek, Turkey Fork of Elk Creek, Beaverdam of Elk Creek, Elk Creek on 19 Oct 1790: William Burch, Samuel Byrd, William Byrd, George Eller, John Harmon, Timothy Roark, Jacob Rudy, Edward Smith, Christopher Stailey, Jacob Stailey, JACOB SURGENOR, Jonathan Thomas, William Vaughan, Isham Wright, Richard Wright, Richard Wright, Sr., William Wright. 1790 Oct 21 = WILLIAM SURGENOR taxed on 1 horse, no white males 16-21, no slaves. Neighbors on Fox Creek, Little Fox Creek, Knob Fork and Beaverdam Fork of Elk Creek on 21 Oct 1790: Jacob Anderson, James Anderson, John Anderson, Peter Anderson, Vardiman Anderson, Frederick Bransteter, David Carnute, John Day, Joseph Day, John Low, Elijah Pope, Pilgrim Pope*, William Roberts, Doswell Rogers, Sr., Thomas Rogers, WILLIAM SURGENOR, Thomas Testament, Jonathan Tinker, James Williams (FC), John Williams (FC), John Williams, Jr., Elijah Wooton. (Note: It is strange that Pilgrim Pope is listed on the PPT of 21 Oct 1790 for 2 horses when a journal by his son Elijah as well as a family Bible from a line of his son Nathan exist which give Pilgrim Pope's death date as 16 May 1790.) |
| Paul Anderson sent this info to me. I can't see a connection because we don't have any indication our Andersons were in NC. Isham Anderson (s/o Jacob and Barthena) put on his marriage record that he was born in Lee Co., VA. I don't see how this could be, but maybe Jacob was born in the area that became Lee Co. I think Lee was cut from Montgomery long after Jacob was born. I was wrong on Lee Co., VA being cut from Montgomery. I have the following notes under Isham Anderson s/o Jacob and Barthena. Mary Lou Isham Anderson notes: Isham Anderson states on his marriage license in Whitley Co., KY that his father was born in Lee Co., VA and his mother was also born in Lee Co., VA. Barthena states on census records that she was born in KY. Lee county is in southwestern Virginia. It was formed in 1793 from Russell county and the county seat is in Jonesville. Russell County is located in the far southwestern part of Virginia. In 1745 the area now contained in Russell County was formed as a part of Augusta County. Between the years 1769 and 1785 it was contained in Botetourt, Fincastle and Washington Counties. Russell County was formed in 1786 from Washington County. |
| I think the Osborne that married the Nancy Anderson lived in the Wolf Creek area of Whitley Co., KY. I will have to dig my Osborne info out. This Osborne group is part of the family of Brent Kennedy. He is the one who wrote the book on Melungeons. My Cox family was also in this area. Some of them served under Capt. Enoch Osborne. I will send the info I have on Peter Anderson when I find it. :-) He had members of his family that tie in with the Hash family. Supposedly this Hash family belongs to the Melungeons. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~anderson/va/trees/grayson.html |
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