Descendants of the Beckelheimer Family
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~wvrcbiog/BeckelhimerDeanna.pdf
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Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Descendants of Brice Edwards and Jane Rakes
Descendants of Brice Edwards and Jane Rakes
1 Brice Edwards b: Abt. 1779 in Henry County, VA d: January 28, 1856 in Patrick
County, VA
.. +Jane Rakes b: Abt. 1783 in VA d: Abt. July 1880 in Patrick County, VA Father:
Charles Rakes Mother: Jane m: Abt. 1800 in VA
Friday, October 6, 2017
THE WASHINGTONS, VOLUME 9, WASHINGTONS, WRIGHTS, GRANTS, KINGS, AND NICHOLS
Recently found a new source for my Wright and Washington lines and wanted to share it here.
THE WASHINGTONS, VOLUME 9 has a rundown of my ancestry from Colonel John Washington to my grandpa Rufus S. Nichols and his siblings.
Rufus is the son of James Ira Nichols and Teresa Marcella King of Franklin County, Virginia. Tressie is a direct descendant of George Washington's immigrant great grandfather John Washington who is a descendant of at least one Magna Charta Baron and is a founder of Jamestown and therefore a patriot of the American Revolution and a founder and patriot of the United States of America. Pretty sure he is listed in the SAR directory as well.
John Washington married Ann Pope and had a daughter Ann who married Major Francis Wright. Ann and Frank had a son named John Wright who is my seventh great grandfather.
John married Dorothy Aubrey according to sources and had my sixth great grandfather Captain John Wright, Junior, who married Elizabeth Bronaugh and had my fifth great grandfather Captain William Wright, Senior, who was a blacksmith.
William married Mary Grant who was the mother of my fourth great grandfather, James G Wright, Senior. James married Margaret Young who was also known as Peggy and was the father of Margaret "Peggy" Wright, named after her mother, obviously.
Peggy married Anthony King, Junior, and was the mother of Michael O King who married Louisa Catherine Aldridge.
Louisa was the daughter of Mary "Polly" Gibson and the mother of Teresa Marcella King, my great grandmother.
This line is listed in the book from William Wright to Rufus and is accepted as fact by the National Society of the Washington Family Descendants.
THE WASHINGTONS, VOLUME 9 has a rundown of my ancestry from Colonel John Washington to my grandpa Rufus S. Nichols and his siblings.
Rufus is the son of James Ira Nichols and Teresa Marcella King of Franklin County, Virginia. Tressie is a direct descendant of George Washington's immigrant great grandfather John Washington who is a descendant of at least one Magna Charta Baron and is a founder of Jamestown and therefore a patriot of the American Revolution and a founder and patriot of the United States of America. Pretty sure he is listed in the SAR directory as well.
John Washington married Ann Pope and had a daughter Ann who married Major Francis Wright. Ann and Frank had a son named John Wright who is my seventh great grandfather.
John married Dorothy Aubrey according to sources and had my sixth great grandfather Captain John Wright, Junior, who married Elizabeth Bronaugh and had my fifth great grandfather Captain William Wright, Senior, who was a blacksmith.
William married Mary Grant who was the mother of my fourth great grandfather, James G Wright, Senior. James married Margaret Young who was also known as Peggy and was the father of Margaret "Peggy" Wright, named after her mother, obviously.
Peggy married Anthony King, Junior, and was the mother of Michael O King who married Louisa Catherine Aldridge.
Louisa was the daughter of Mary "Polly" Gibson and the mother of Teresa Marcella King, my great grandmother.
This line is listed in the book from William Wright to Rufus and is accepted as fact by the National Society of the Washington Family Descendants.
Friday, November 4, 2016
BOURNE LEGACY
DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM BOURNE
William and Stephen Bourn Descendants
Posted 01 Oct 2012 by skaren861
Posted 01 Oct 2012 by skaren861
William Bourn 1st - (1650-12 Jun 1716) Virginia
Wife#1 – name unknown
· Stephen Bourn (dob?–1718)
· William Bourn 2nd (abt 1680-1740)
Wife #2 – Mary Vaughan
· No children
Wife#1 – name unknown
· Stephen Bourn (dob?–1718)
· William Bourn 2nd (abt 1680-1740)
Wife #2 – Mary Vaughan
· No children
William Bourn 2nd
Wife #1 – Ann (unknown last name) (died 8 Apr 1711)
Wife #1 – Ann (unknown last name) (died 8 Apr 1711)
Wife #2 - name unknown
· Anne Bourn (b. 1 Mar 1712)
· Frances Bourn (b. 8 Aug 1714)
· William Bourn 3rd (born abt 1718) m. Elizabeth Crump
· Stephen Bourn 1st (1720-1810) m. Hannah (last name unknown)
· David Bourn (?) some researchers list him as another son
· Anne Bourn (b. 1 Mar 1712)
· Frances Bourn (b. 8 Aug 1714)
· William Bourn 3rd (born abt 1718) m. Elizabeth Crump
· Stephen Bourn 1st (1720-1810) m. Hannah (last name unknown)
· David Bourn (?) some researchers list him as another son
William Bourn 3rd (1718-1782)
Wife – Elizabeth Crump (1721-1814) (m. 1742)
· William Bourn 4th (dob?–1807) (did not marry)
· Jean Bourn
· David Bourn
· George Bourn
· Lewis Bourn
· Susannah Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Frances (Fannie) Bourn
· Stephen Bourn (dob?-1829) m. Catherine (last name unknown)
Wife – Elizabeth Crump (1721-1814) (m. 1742)
· William Bourn 4th (dob?–1807) (did not marry)
· Jean Bourn
· David Bourn
· George Bourn
· Lewis Bourn
· Susannah Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Frances (Fannie) Bourn
· Stephen Bourn (dob?-1829) m. Catherine (last name unknown)
In 1740, two years before Louisa Co. was formed, William Bourn 3rd sold 152 acres to his brother Stephen Bourn (1st 1720-1810). Louisa County Deed Book “A” p. 386
This Stephen Bourn (wife Hannah) who bought the 152 acres from brother William 3rd (wife Elizabeth Crump) was the father of the brothers Stephen (Devil Steve) Bourn (who married Rosamond Mallory) and William Bourn (who married Rosamond Jones). Both brothers had sons named William and Stephen.
Stephen Bourn 1st (1720-1810)
Wife – Hannah (unknown last name) (1726-1814)
· Frances Bourn
· William Bourn Senior (1743-1836) (m. Rosamond Jones)
· John Bourn
· Stephen Bourn 2nd (1760-1850) (m. Rosamond Mallory)
· Hannah Bourn (m. cousin David Bourn)
· Ann (Nancy) Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Mary Bourn
Wife – Hannah (unknown last name) (1726-1814)
· Frances Bourn
· William Bourn Senior (1743-1836) (m. Rosamond Jones)
· John Bourn
· Stephen Bourn 2nd (1760-1850) (m. Rosamond Mallory)
· Hannah Bourn (m. cousin David Bourn)
· Ann (Nancy) Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Mary Bourn
William Bourn Sr (son of Stephen 1st and Hannah)
Wife – Rosamond Jones (1750-1821) (m. 1765)
· Patience Bourn
· Milly Bourn
· Charity Bourn
· Stephen G. Bourn (1779-1849) m. 1801 Patsy Mays (1779-1849)
· Mary Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
· Frances Bourn
· Celia Bourn
· William Bourn Jr. (1794-1882) m. Mary Johnstone (1796-1879)
Wife – Rosamond Jones (1750-1821) (m. 1765)
· Patience Bourn
· Milly Bourn
· Charity Bourn
· Stephen G. Bourn (1779-1849) m. 1801 Patsy Mays (1779-1849)
· Mary Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
· Frances Bourn
· Celia Bourn
· William Bourn Jr. (1794-1882) m. Mary Johnstone (1796-1879)
Stephen Bourn 2nd “Devil Steve” (son of Stephen 1st and Hannah)
Wife – Rosamond Mallory (1767-1848) (m. 1792)
· William (Buck) Bourn (1793-1870) #1 - m. 1818 Polly Byrd and #2 - m. 1825 Hannah Boyer
· John Bourn
· Stephen R. Bourn (1796-1873) m. 1820 Amelia Martin (1797-1875)
· George Bourn
· Mary Bourn
· James Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
Wife – Rosamond Mallory (1767-1848) (m. 1792)
· William (Buck) Bourn (1793-1870) #1 - m. 1818 Polly Byrd and #2 - m. 1825 Hannah Boyer
· John Bourn
· Stephen R. Bourn (1796-1873) m. 1820 Amelia Martin (1797-1875)
· George Bourn
· Mary Bourn
· James Bourn
· Sarah Bourn
· Elizabeth Bourn
Friday, October 14, 2016
JOHN NICHOLLS 1720 MARYLAND
Maryland, Births and Christenings Index, 1662-1911
Name John Nicholls Gender Male Birth Date 21 Jan 1720 Birth Place Frederick, Maryland Father's Name Thomas Nicholls Mother's Name Ann FHL Film Number 14081
Friday, September 30, 2016
A BIOGRAPHY OF FLAYLE PAYNE, SR.
PAYNE, Flayle Payne Sr. (1696-1764) Biography
https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/2344071
BIOGRAPHY OF FLAYLE PAYNE
MY 6TH GREAT GRANDFATHER THROUGH HIS DAUGHTER MARTHA NICHOLS.
PAYNE, Flayle Payne Sr. (1696-1764) Biography
Flayle Payne was Christened 29 Nov. 1696, St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, Old Fish St. in London England. His parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Payne.
Thomas Payne was listed as a Clothworker in the 1695 census of London. The Clothworker's union were a powerful organization that played a big part in the government of London. King James was an honorary member of the Clothworkers. Thomas and Elizabeth Payne had three sons and a daughter, all Christened in St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church in London.
Mary was Christened on Mar. 10, 1693
Flayle was Christened on Nov. 29, 1696.
John was Christened on Oct. 27, 1702.
Thomas was Christened on Oct. 1, 1704.
Flayle Payne first appeared on record in America as a witness in a Prince George's Co. Maryland court in August 1727. In Nov. 1730, Flayle Payne was listed on a list of settlers in the Monocacy Valley of western Maryland. Also, in 1730, Flayle was listed as an Indian Scout in Prince George's Co. In July 1731, the Maryland Assembly rewarded Flayle Payne for returning a runaway slave from beyond the Monocacy. In 1734, 1736, and 1737 Flayle was paid a small bounty for bringing squirrel heads in to Prince George's County.
In Nov. 1738, Flayle was appointed overseer of the road built between Monocacy and Antietam. In Nov. 1740, Flayle was appointed Constable of Monocacy Lower Hundred.
The English Church was established in Maryland in 1692, and in 1742, Frail Pain (Flayle Payne) was among the inhabitants, of Senaca and Monocacy Hundreds, who signed a petition to divide Prince George's Parish and establish All Saints Parish. However, Flayle's name never appeared on any church records.
In 1744, Flayle Payne, and son, Thomas, signed a petition for a bridge to be laid out at the mouth of Catoctin Creek and a main road to be laid out from Tuscarora Creek to the mouth of Catoctin and from thence to Antietam Creek in present day Washington County.
In 1748 Frederick Co. was formed from the western part of Prince George's Co. In a Nov. 1750 court, Flayle Payne and Flayle Payne Jr. were among the gentlemen appointed overseer of the River road and Richard Touchstone's Road.
Will of Flayll Payn dated October 1764
He devised "Payn's Industry" to son Thomas, the upper part of "Payn's Delight" to son John, and the lower part to sons Flayll and Peter, equally. He bequeathed one-third of his moveables to son Flayl, and the balance of the moveables to be divided between Peter and John Best. He bequeathed one shilling sterling to daughter Martha Nichols.
In the above will, no wife was named. We think that John Best was married to a deceased daughter of Flayle. Flayle's land, " Payne's Delight" was located approximately where the present day town of Knoxville Maryland is today, near the Potomac River. "Payne's Industry" was located in the vicinity of the present day towns of Weaverton and Sandy Hook.
Of Flayle's children, Thomas died shortly after his father. Some of his descendants migrated to Bedford Co. Virginia during a period from 1773 to 1779.
Frederick Lee Payne, now deceased, from Cincinnati Ohio, descends from Thomas. Fred's lineage is Flayle Payne, Thomas Payne, Flayle Payne, who migrated to Bedford Co. Va., Flayle Pollard Payne, of Bedford Co. and Giles Co. Va. Thomas Payne, Fred Pollard Payne, and Frederick Lee Payne. I have a DNA match with Frederick Lee Payne.
Norman L. Payne author of " Payne and Associated Families of Breckinridge County Kentucky" descends from Thomas Payne, but, for some reason, his DNA does not match others in the Flayle Payne line, maybe an adoption?
John Payne, son of Flayle, from whom I, Billy Payne descends, sold his portion of "Payne's Delight" in 1773, and along with wife, Mary, purchased 112 acres of land in south Bedford Co. Va., near Huddleston Va. in 1774. It states "John Payne late of the Province of Maryland" The land was located on the branches of Rock Castle Creek. He later purchased 120 acres of land on nearby Goose Creek. In 1781 John Payne was credited with providing one beef for the Revolutionary cause and was declared a Patriot. I, Billy Payne, have a DNA match with Thomas Chester Payne of Bedford co. Va.
His family lived on a portion of the land that John and Mary Payne purchased in 1774. The above John Payne died in Bedford co. in 1798, leaving a will naming wife, Mary, sons John, Thomas, and William, and daughters Catherine Kennett, Sarah Brown, and Margery Harper.
Flayle Payne Jr., son of Flayle, operated a ferry that crossed the Potomac between Maryland and Virginia in the 1760's. He was also a private in the American Revolution. He, accompanied by Patrick Lynch, moved to Bedford Co. Va., in 1779, and settled within a mile of his brother, John.
Flayle Payne Jr. died in Bedford Co. in 1783, leaving a will naming sons, Thomas and William, and daughters Martha and Nancy. Peter Payne, son of Flayle, and wife, Elizabeth, by deed dated 27 April 1772, sold his lower half of "Payne's Delight" to his brother, Flayle Payne Jr. of Frederick Co.
In 1766, Peter Payne, with other Planters of Frederick Co., signed a petition to the Council of Maryland requesting greater assurance of bills of credit. The will of Peter Payne was dated Nov. 1777, and probated 23 June 1778.
Clay Gullatt added this on 23 Jul 2011
joycepjohnson originally submitted this to Powell Family Tree on Ancestry.com 8 Jan 2011
https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/2344071
BIOGRAPHY OF FLAYLE PAYNE
MY 6TH GREAT GRANDFATHER THROUGH HIS DAUGHTER MARTHA NICHOLS.
PAYNE, Flayle Payne Sr. (1696-1764) Biography
Flayle Payne was Christened 29 Nov. 1696, St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, Old Fish St. in London England. His parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Payne.
Thomas Payne was listed as a Clothworker in the 1695 census of London. The Clothworker's union were a powerful organization that played a big part in the government of London. King James was an honorary member of the Clothworkers. Thomas and Elizabeth Payne had three sons and a daughter, all Christened in St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church in London.
Mary was Christened on Mar. 10, 1693
Flayle was Christened on Nov. 29, 1696.
John was Christened on Oct. 27, 1702.
Thomas was Christened on Oct. 1, 1704.
Flayle Payne first appeared on record in America as a witness in a Prince George's Co. Maryland court in August 1727. In Nov. 1730, Flayle Payne was listed on a list of settlers in the Monocacy Valley of western Maryland. Also, in 1730, Flayle was listed as an Indian Scout in Prince George's Co. In July 1731, the Maryland Assembly rewarded Flayle Payne for returning a runaway slave from beyond the Monocacy. In 1734, 1736, and 1737 Flayle was paid a small bounty for bringing squirrel heads in to Prince George's County.
In Nov. 1738, Flayle was appointed overseer of the road built between Monocacy and Antietam. In Nov. 1740, Flayle was appointed Constable of Monocacy Lower Hundred.
The English Church was established in Maryland in 1692, and in 1742, Frail Pain (Flayle Payne) was among the inhabitants, of Senaca and Monocacy Hundreds, who signed a petition to divide Prince George's Parish and establish All Saints Parish. However, Flayle's name never appeared on any church records.
In 1744, Flayle Payne, and son, Thomas, signed a petition for a bridge to be laid out at the mouth of Catoctin Creek and a main road to be laid out from Tuscarora Creek to the mouth of Catoctin and from thence to Antietam Creek in present day Washington County.
In 1748 Frederick Co. was formed from the western part of Prince George's Co. In a Nov. 1750 court, Flayle Payne and Flayle Payne Jr. were among the gentlemen appointed overseer of the River road and Richard Touchstone's Road.
Will of Flayll Payn dated October 1764
He devised "Payn's Industry" to son Thomas, the upper part of "Payn's Delight" to son John, and the lower part to sons Flayll and Peter, equally. He bequeathed one-third of his moveables to son Flayl, and the balance of the moveables to be divided between Peter and John Best. He bequeathed one shilling sterling to daughter Martha Nichols.
In the above will, no wife was named. We think that John Best was married to a deceased daughter of Flayle. Flayle's land, " Payne's Delight" was located approximately where the present day town of Knoxville Maryland is today, near the Potomac River. "Payne's Industry" was located in the vicinity of the present day towns of Weaverton and Sandy Hook.
Of Flayle's children, Thomas died shortly after his father. Some of his descendants migrated to Bedford Co. Virginia during a period from 1773 to 1779.
Frederick Lee Payne, now deceased, from Cincinnati Ohio, descends from Thomas. Fred's lineage is Flayle Payne, Thomas Payne, Flayle Payne, who migrated to Bedford Co. Va., Flayle Pollard Payne, of Bedford Co. and Giles Co. Va. Thomas Payne, Fred Pollard Payne, and Frederick Lee Payne. I have a DNA match with Frederick Lee Payne.
Norman L. Payne author of " Payne and Associated Families of Breckinridge County Kentucky" descends from Thomas Payne, but, for some reason, his DNA does not match others in the Flayle Payne line, maybe an adoption?
John Payne, son of Flayle, from whom I, Billy Payne descends, sold his portion of "Payne's Delight" in 1773, and along with wife, Mary, purchased 112 acres of land in south Bedford Co. Va., near Huddleston Va. in 1774. It states "John Payne late of the Province of Maryland" The land was located on the branches of Rock Castle Creek. He later purchased 120 acres of land on nearby Goose Creek. In 1781 John Payne was credited with providing one beef for the Revolutionary cause and was declared a Patriot. I, Billy Payne, have a DNA match with Thomas Chester Payne of Bedford co. Va.
His family lived on a portion of the land that John and Mary Payne purchased in 1774. The above John Payne died in Bedford co. in 1798, leaving a will naming wife, Mary, sons John, Thomas, and William, and daughters Catherine Kennett, Sarah Brown, and Margery Harper.
Flayle Payne Jr., son of Flayle, operated a ferry that crossed the Potomac between Maryland and Virginia in the 1760's. He was also a private in the American Revolution. He, accompanied by Patrick Lynch, moved to Bedford Co. Va., in 1779, and settled within a mile of his brother, John.
Flayle Payne Jr. died in Bedford Co. in 1783, leaving a will naming sons, Thomas and William, and daughters Martha and Nancy. Peter Payne, son of Flayle, and wife, Elizabeth, by deed dated 27 April 1772, sold his lower half of "Payne's Delight" to his brother, Flayle Payne Jr. of Frederick Co.
In 1766, Peter Payne, with other Planters of Frederick Co., signed a petition to the Council of Maryland requesting greater assurance of bills of credit. The will of Peter Payne was dated Nov. 1777, and probated 23 June 1778.
Clay Gullatt added this on 23 Jul 2011
joycepjohnson originally submitted this to Powell Family Tree on Ancestry.com 8 Jan 2011
Friday, September 16, 2016
NICHOLS WOOLINGTON WEDDING 1779
THE QUAKERS recorded the marriage of Archibald Nichols and Sarah Woolington in Bedford County in the year 1779.
U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol I–VI, 1607-1943
| Name | Archibald Nichols |
|---|---|
| Marriage Date on Image | 25 Eleventh 1779 |
| Translated Marriage Date | 25 Nov 1779 |
| Marriage Place | Bedford |
| Volume | Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol. VI |
Friday, September 9, 2016
NICHOLS- HATCHER MARRIAGE 1792
Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940
| Name | Archabald Nichkols | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Male | |||||
| Marriage Date | 20 Dec 1792 | |||||
| Marriage Place | Bedford, Virginia | |||||
| FHL Film Number | 30591 | |||||
| Reference ID | pg 226 | |||||
| Household Members |
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Friday, July 29, 2016
NICHOLS JONES MARRIAGE 1846
| Name | John Nichols | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Male | |||||
| Spouse Name | Martha Ann Jones | |||||
| Spouse Gender | Female | |||||
| Marriage Date | 15 Dec 1846 | |||||
| County | Franklin | |||||
| State | Virginia | |||||
| Household Members |
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Friday, July 22, 2016
JOHN M. NICHOLS AGE 46 IN 1860
| Name | John Nichols | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 46 | ||||||||||||||||
| Birth Year | abt 1814 | ||||||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||||
| Birth Place | Bedford Co | ||||||||||||||||
| Home in 1860 | South Western District, Franklin, Virginia | ||||||||||||||||
| Post Office | Long Branch | ||||||||||||||||
| Family Number | 63 | ||||||||||||||||
| Household Members |
|
Friday, April 15, 2016
NICHOLS KING MARRIAGE 1892 #FHF
| Name | James I. Nichols | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||
| Marital Status | Single | ||||||||||||||
| Race | White | ||||||||||||||
| Age | 20 | ||||||||||||||
| Birth Date | 1872 | ||||||||||||||
| Birth Place | , Franklin, VA. | ||||||||||||||
| Marriage Date | 14 Oct 1892 | ||||||||||||||
| Marriage Place | Franklin, Virginia | ||||||||||||||
| FHL Film Number | 31523 | ||||||||||||||
| Household Members |
|
Friday, April 8, 2016
JAMES I NICHOLS 1930 #FHF
| Name | James I Nichols | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age in 1930 | 57 | ||||||||||||||
| Birth Year | abt 1873 | ||||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||
| Race | White | ||||||||||||||
| Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||
| Marital Status | Married | ||||||||||||||
| Relation to Head of House | Head | ||||||||||||||
| Home in 1930 | Locust Grove, Floyd, Virginia | ||||||||||||||
| Street Address | Central Part of district | ||||||||||||||
| Dwelling Number | 119 | ||||||||||||||
| Family Number | 119 | ||||||||||||||
| Home Owned or Rented | Owned | ||||||||||||||
| Radio Set | No | ||||||||||||||
| Lives on Farm | Yes | ||||||||||||||
| Age at First Marriage | 22 | ||||||||||||||
| Attended School | No | ||||||||||||||
| Able to Read and Write | Yes | ||||||||||||||
| Father's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||
| Mother's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||
| Able to Speak English | Yes | ||||||||||||||
| Occupation | Farmer | ||||||||||||||
| Industry | General Farm | ||||||||||||||
| Class of Worker | Working on own account | ||||||||||||||
| Employment | Yes | ||||||||||||||
| Household Members |
|
Friday, April 1, 2016
JAMES IRA NICHOLS 1920 #FHF
| Name | James J Nichols | ||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 47 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Birth Year | abt 1873 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Home in 1920 | Locust Grove, Floyd, Virginia | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| House Number | Farm | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Race | White | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Relation to Head of House | Head | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Marital Status | Married | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Spouse's Name | Teressa M Nichols | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Father's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Mother's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Able to Speak English | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Occupation | Farmer | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Industry | Home Fac | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Employment Field | Own Account | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Home Owned or Rented | Own | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Able to read | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Able to Write | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Household Members |
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Friday, March 18, 2016
JAMES IRA NICHOLS 1900 #FamilyHistoryFriday
| Name | James J Nicholas | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 25 | ||||||||||||
| Birth Date | Jun 1874 | ||||||||||||
| Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||
| Home in 1900 | Blackwater, Franklin, Virginia | ||||||||||||
| Race | White | ||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||
| Relation to Head of House | Head | ||||||||||||
| Marital Status | Married | ||||||||||||
| Spouse's Name | Teresa M Nicholas | ||||||||||||
| Marriage Year | 1892 | ||||||||||||
| Years Married | 8 | ||||||||||||
| Father's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||
| Mother's Birthplace | Virginia | ||||||||||||
| Household Members |
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Friday, January 29, 2016
RUFUS NICHOLS 1910 #FamilyHistoryFriday
1910 CENSUS
Name Rhufus Nickles
Age in 1910 16
Birth Year abt 1894
Birthplace Virginia
Home in 1910 Locust Grove, Floyd, Virginia
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Birthplace Virginia
Mother's Name Terissi Nickles
Mother's Birthplace Virginia
Native Tongue English
Attended School Yes
Able to read Yes
Able to Write Yes
Household Members
NameAge
Name Rhufus Nickles
Age in 1910 16
Birth Year abt 1894
Birthplace Virginia
Home in 1910 Locust Grove, Floyd, Virginia
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Birthplace Virginia
Mother's Name Terissi Nickles
Mother's Birthplace Virginia
Native Tongue English
Attended School Yes
Able to read Yes
Able to Write Yes
Household Members
NameAge
James I Nickles 37
Terissi Nickles 37
Rhufus Nickles 16
Rhachel Nickles 12
Joseph Nickles 10
Adaline C Nickles 9
Ezekiel Nickles 8
Ada Nickles 7
Rich Nickles 2
Banks Nickles 1
Terissi Nickles 37
Rhufus Nickles 16
Rhachel Nickles 12
Joseph Nickles 10
Adaline C Nickles 9
Ezekiel Nickles 8
Ada Nickles 7
Rich Nickles 2
Banks Nickles 1
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Rufus S Nichols 1900 #FamilyTreeTuesday
1900 CENSUS
Name: Rufus S Nicholas
Age: 6
Birth Date: Aug 1893
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1900: Blackwater, Franklin, Virginia
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's name: James J Nicholas
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Teresa M Nicholas
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
NameAgeJames J Nicholas 25
Teresa M Nicholas 26
Rufus S Nicholas 6
Rachal I Nicholas 2
Joseph F Nicholas 4
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Source Citation
Year: 1900; Census Place: Blackwater, Franklin, Virginia; Roll: 1709; Page: 15B; Enumeration District:0022; FHL microfilm: 1241709
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.
Description
This database is an index to individuals enumerated in the 1900 United States Federal Census, the Twelfth Census of the United States. Census takers recorded many details including each person's name, address, relationship to the head of household, color or race, sex, month and year of birth, age at last birthday, marital status, number of years married, the total number of children born of the mother, the number of those children living, birthplace, birthplace of father and mother, if the individual was foreign born, the year of immigration and the number of years in the United States, the citizenship status of foreign-born individuals over age twenty-one, occupation, and more. Additionally, the names of those listed on the population schedule are linked to actual images of the 1900 Federal Census.
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