| Jacob Anderson 1779-1850 |
| Jacob Anderson & Barthena Bull |
| Jacob Anderson & Nancy Richardson |
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| Marriage Record Pulaski County Kentucky 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 paymnet 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 oaths this 20th day of Sept. 1805 the condition of the above obligation is such that (_____) there is a marriage shortly intended to be had solomized between the above bound Jacob Anderson and 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 and 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 Anderson givin under my hand this 19 day of Sept.1805 Laties Pouel Witness: Luas Richardson John Anderson |
| 1850 Census Record Scott County Tennessee |
| According to the 1850 Scott County Tennessee census record .Jacob Anderson and Barthena Bull were married about 1825. No Marriage Records have been found *******What a find this would be,if someone could find these marriage records!!!!!!!!!!!! Help Please******** |
| Jacob appears on the 1805 tax list for Pulaski County Kentucky,also showing on the same tax list for the first time is James,Isaac and John Anderson.John appears to be the oldest male of the men. Jacob and James appear to males over 21 years of age. Jacob owns two horses , but owns no land. In 1806 Jacob Anderson is again listed on the Pulaski Co. tax records, also listed on these records are Vardiman, Isaac, James, and Joseph Anderson. In 1807 Jacob, Joseph,Isaac and James have left Pulaski County Kentucky and Vardiman Anderson is the only one that remained. Also in 1807 Jacob Anderson is listed in the census of the Indian Territory. He possibly went there to visit the Bulls and Collins. Grainger County Tn. Court Minutes, Monday August 17,1812 (Page 35) Ordered by the court that Charles MCanally Sheriff and Collector of the States and County . Taxes for the year 1812 be released from payment of the taxes charged to the following persons, towit ,5 black polls,charged to Jacob Anderson ,he having no such property. Again on Aug. 17,1812 Jacob goes to court again to pay taxes on 50 acres of land. Nov. 1812 Jacob os a jurerin Grainger County.Tenn. Others listed in the Court Minutes from 1812-1816 was Dudley Anderson,John Anderson,William Anderson,and John Bull.John Bull is listed as the Justice of the peace. 1815, 1816 and 1817 Jacob is listed on the Tax records of Knox Co. Ky. Jacob Anderson listed as "assignee of Roger Ferel" 150 acres on Yellow Creek, near Coles Mill and the "Island" in 1815 Knox Co.. ( Ref: Treaty of Tellico Lands, Acts of Assembly, Jan. 31,1810). Roger Ferrill is listed on the 1803,1805,1807,and 1808 tax list for Knox Co. This land is possibly in the part of harlan Co. and Bell Co. Jacob Anderson as not been found in the census records for 1820 Would be a find!!!!!! In 1823 Jacob Anderson is listed on the tax record for Campbell County Tennessee . He is listed along with John Anderson,John Anderson Jr. and Isaac anderson. Isaac Anderson is probably a brother to John Anderson Jr. On April 6,1827 Jacob Anderson recieved a land grant for 50 acres of land . Pine Creek is listed as a watercourse ( Ref: Grants South of Walkers line, The kentucky land Grants of Jillson,Sc D. The land record is found in Book 3,page 18, dated 4/6/1827. Oneida Tenn. was at one time called "Pine Creek Community"( Dusty Bits of the Forgotten past by H. Clay Smith ,pages 302,303.) 1830 Campbell County Census Jacob Anderson age 40-50- 1838 tax list for Campbell County Tn. list Jacob Anderson paying taxs on 50 acres of land ( 9th district) 1840 Campbell Co. Tn Census records Jacob and Barthena were listed. Jacob Anderson must have died between the years 1850 and 1860. Barthena is listed in the 1860 Whitley County Census with her son William and his family. Barthena Bull The maiden name of Barthena is based on family tradition by the descendants of Jacob Anderson and Barthena Bull. The location of Barthena Bull Anderson hasn't been found. She is thought to be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery in McCreary Co. Ky. Another tradition of the Anderson families is that Barthena wanted to be buried in her cotton patch. Her cotton patch is said to be where Rock Creek Cem .is now. Rock Creek has several stones that are unreadible and one of the could be hers. It is also said that Barthena has long black hair and owned her own horse and was an excellant rider. Not to many woman had their own horse in those days. |
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| Jacob Anderson born 1779 in Va. Some years later Kentucky of Va. was admitted to the US as the 15th state Called Kentucky. Jacob Anderson( supposedly Scotch) may have come to America as indentured servants . Some records show they landed in Pa. and Va. I have located some of this family in Campbell Co. TN. and Whitley Co. Ky. Campbell Co. has Jacob paying property tax in 1823, in the 9th District. said he came to Campbell Co. 1800 born in Va. Jacob was 60 years old in the 1840 Census by 1860 Jacob must have died ,he was not listed with his family. The story is he went off to Rock Wood and never came back and the story is he must have died along the way,there is no grave for him anyplace. Jacob had five boys and none of them participated in the Civil War. They all stayed near Scott Co. Tenn and Whitley Co.The five boys all lived on Rockcreek. farming was their main income. Isham was a good reader and could write extra well. He may have taught writing to the people. Rockcreek is a lovely place to raise a family. If you look back to 1860-1940 .Rockcreek came alive after the Civil War. Families had to dig out a living out of the soil, families grew and times were hard for everyone.There was no work for the young ,so they traveled west, Texas,Kansas, Indiana and Oklahoma. |
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| Census Records for Jacob Anderson |
| 1830 Campbell Co. Tn. Jacob Anderson age 40-50 Female age 30-40 Male age 20-30 Male age 15-20 Male 15-20 Female age 10-15 Male age 10-15 Female age 10-15 Female age 0-5 Female age 0-5 |
| 1840 Campbell Co. Tn. 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 |
| Original Shown Above 1850 Scott Co. 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 |
| 1860 Whitley County KY. Theney Anderson age 60 William Anderson age 25 Elizabeth age 23 Campbell age 18 Isham age 4 David age 1 Martha Childers age 23 John Childers age 4 |
| Jacob must have died before this census.Story was that he just wandered off from home and never came back. |