Ida May DAVIS

• BIRTH: 1884 [S1]

• REFN: 236

• MARRIAGE: [S1]

1.  Charles William BAKER

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Sarah Ann FORREST

• BURIAL: AFT 02 APR 1883, Chariton Twp, Chariton, MO [S1]
• BIRTH: 04 MAY 1859 [S1]
• DEATH: 02 APR 1883 [S1]

• REFN: 1787

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|_Mary Ann LEE _______|
                      |_Gabriella HERNDON _

Jefferson Davis HURT

• BIRTH: 24 FEB 1861 [S1]

• REFN: 731

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|_Maranda Ann LEE ___|
                     |_Nancy HARVEY ___________

Ollie PAYNE

• BIRTH: 02 FEB 1880 [S1]
• DEATH: 20 MAY 1948 [S1]

• REFN: 1370

• MARRIAGE: 27 DEC 1896, Hunt, TX [S1]

1.  Lee Byron TITUS
2.  Joseph Castle TITUS
3.  Evelyn Elizabeth TITUS

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Orlando PEMBERTON

• BIRTH: ABT 1859, MO [S1]

• RESIDENCE: 1860, Howard, MO [S1]
  living with parents

• RESIDENCE: 1870, Howard, MO [S1]
  living with parents

• REFN: 469

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|                           _Richard Washington LEE _
|_Sarah 'Sally' LEE _______|
                           |_Nancy HARVEY ___________

James STEPHENSON

• BIRTH: 1795, VA [S39]
• DEATH: 1848, Madison, KY [S39]

• REFN: 2504

• MARRIAGE: 04 MAY 1814, Madison, KY [S210]

1.  Ann STEPHENSON
2.  Grissom STEPHENSON
3.  Jane STEPHENSON
4.  Martha 'Patsy' STEPHENSON
5.  Nancy STEPHENSON
6.  Sally STEPHENSON
7.  Lucinda STEPHENSON
8.  Elizabeth STEPHENSON
9. +Edward STEPHENSON
10.  Richard STEVENSON

• MARRIAGE: BEF 1822 [S67]

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Oliver Jay Mansfield SWINFORD

• BIRTH: 08 FEB 1887, MO [S1]

• RESIDENCE: 1900, Nodaway, MO [S1]
  living with parents

• REFN: 2009

• MARRIAGE: [S1]

1.  Lavera SWINFORD
2.  Jack SWINFORD

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|_Angeline Elizabeth LEE _|
                          |_Rebecca S. LACY _

TANNER

• REFN: 964

• MARRIAGE: [S1]

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Littleton WEST

• BIRTH: 1777, PA [S1]
• DEATH: BEF 1850, Ray, MO [S1]
• EVENT:
  KY Madison CO Court Deed Bk R PP 399,400
  KY Madison CO COurt Deed BK 2 PP 482,482,484

• EVENT: 07 JUN 1832, Ray, MO [S255]
  Abstract of court deposition made by Littleton West and from a copy
  provided by Buddy Samuels,
  April 1996.
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0862
  Declaration
  In order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7th
  1832 State of Missouri, County of Ray On this fifth day of
  August in the year of 1833 personally appeares the undersigned
  Littleton West a resident of said County and the state aged about 78
  years who being first duly sworn, according to Law doth on his oath
  make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the
  Provision made by the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832, That
  sometime in the Year of 1774 he volunteered as a Private Militia man
  under Captain Benjamin Harriss(?) of Greenbrier County in the state of
  Virginia where I then ???ed for the defence of the North west(?)
  frontier which was annoyed by the attacks of????? Indians that we
  marched with a force of 100 men under the command of Colonial Captain
  Ben Harriss for Point Pleasant on the Ohio River near the mouth of the
  Kenhawa(sic) river we arrived with many of our men sick of the flus. I
  was detailed to wait on the sick and did not reach the point until
  after the Battle was fought with the Indians at Point Pleasant I
  cannot recollect the name of the Regiment I belonged to and the
  following officers are all that I recollect being in this Expedition
  ??????? Service of Virginia I belive the said expedition was ordered
  out by the Governor of Virginia and I also believe it had his sanction
  I returned home to Greenbrier County
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0863
  in the state of Virginia the troops(?) were(?) discharged tour tour of
  service in this campaign three months about the year 1779 or 1780 as I
  think I volunteered under Capt H????? Wright of Greenbrier County in
  the state of Virginia (?in which County I state lived?) with a body of
  Militia ordered out by the authority of Virginia We marched from
  Greenbrier County in the said state under the command of T(?).
  Wright with about 30
  men to B???????? fort on the Frontier of said county of Greenbrier in
  said state where we were stationed for protecting the frontier
  settlements we were in active service this tour 30 days & was
  discharged and I returned to my residence in Greenbrier Virginia On
  and in or about the year of 1782 I again volunteered under the same
  Capt Wright and marched to the relief of Doneleys (Donnally's) fort on
  the fron tiers of Greenbrier with a force of about 45 men commanded by
  said(?) Capt Wright whits(?) at this fort the Shawnee Indians made
  attacks on the fort and killed 4 men we however repulsed them with
  several killed & wounded having ended our tour we were discharged I
  returned home to Greenbreir my place of residence having served in
  this tour 30 days.
  About as well as I can recollect a requisition(?) was made by the
  Governor of Virginia for troops to aid the settlements now Kentucky
  who were much distressed by the Indians I was drafted in this
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0864
  campaign but owing to my situation being lately(?) married I could not
  go with the troops I procured a substitute by name of Joshua
  Boucher(?) to whom I paid fifty dollars to take my place for three
  months which he done I have been on other campaigns against the
  Indians which I cannot now by reason of my old age and consequent laps
  of memory detail to my person I have no documents or evidence of the
  aforesaid narrative nor do I know of any person now living that can
  certify to my service I have?? all the tours put together the fill
  space of eight months I cannot say on what year it happened and during
  that time I was not engaged in any civil pursuit By reason of the laps
  of my memory and the C??? great(?) mission(?) of foot(?) growing
  therefrom I make the following affidavit
  State of Missouri, ss(?). Personally appeared before me County of Ray
  Mo. The undersigned Justice of the peace within and for said County
  and the state Littleton West who being duly sworn de????? and????? and
  that by reason of Old Age and the consequence Laps of memory, he
  cannot swear positively to the precise length of his service but
  according to the best of his recollection he served not Less than the
  periods mentioned below and in the following grade to last for the
  space of five months I served as a private soldier and for the space
  of these months I served by hiring a substitute which cost me fifty
  dolls. (dollars) and for such service I claim a pension
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0865
  sworn(?) to and described(?) before me this twenty(?) day(?) of June
  1833 and I do further state that I believe Littleton West who makes
  this affidavit before me to me a man of truth and credit State of
  Missouri ?????? J. Miller(?) JP County of Ray George Woodward clerk
  of
  Ray in the said state. To certify that ?????? J. Miller(?) whose name
  is attached(?) and ???? which the????? undersigned(?) is a Justice of
  the Peace duly corn missioned and the signature annexed(?) is his
  Genuine signature In testimony whereof I have???? my hand and affixed
  the seal of the said County this
  George Woodward Clerk RCC I do hereby relinquish any claim whatever to
  a pension or an??'ty., except the present, and I do declare that my
  name is not on the pension Roll of any agency in any state whatever
  and during the time I served I was engaged on field or Garrison duty
  and was not employed in any civil pursuit. whatever and that I know
  sworn to and ??????? of no person serving by whom I can prove my
  service his
  in Open Court this 5th day of August 1833
  Littleton X West
  mark
  Geo Woodward Clerk
  In the Ray County Court Mo August term 1833 personally came this day
  into court here the aforesaid Littleton West to whom the Court prop
  ounded(?) the following interrogatories together with the answers made
  by
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0866 him which is here sat down verbatim
  1 where and in what state were you(?) born? Ansr. in the County of
  Sussex in the state of Dela ware on the 26th Nov 1755 AD 2 Have you
  any record of your age and and if so where is it? Ansr. I have none I
  Remember to have been written down in a Bible at an age when I had a
  distant recollection of it and the book containing it was burned with
  my house in the County of Green briar in the state of Virginia. 3.
  Where were you living when called into service where have you lived
  since the Revolutionary War, and where do you now live. Ansr. in the
  state of Virginia, when called into service, since in that state and
  Kentucky and I do now live in Ray County State of Missouri 4. How were
  you called into service, were drafted, did you volunteer, or were you
  a substitute and if a sub stitute for whom~ Ansr. I was a volunteer
  for 5 months and drafted for 3 months I paid to a substitute who went
  in my place the latter(?) term(?) 50 dollars. Interrogator state the
  names of the Regular officers who were with the troops where you
  served, such conti nental and Militia Regiments as you can recollect
  and the General Circumstances of your service? Ansr. I cannot
  recollect in consequence of old age and laps of memory. 6- did you
  ever receive a discharge from the service and if so by whom was it
  given, and what has become of it? Ansr. I received none that I
  recollect
  
  Microfilm Sheet 0866
  7. State the names of persons to whom you are known in your present
  neighborhood, and who can testily as to your character for veracity,
  and their belief of your services as a soldier of the Revolution?
  Answer I am known to James Dowden(?) and William Tunnidge who can
  testily to my character for veracity and their belief of my services
  as a soldier in the Revo lution. whereupon the said James Dowden(?)
  and William Tunnidge came here into open court and on their oaths
  did say that they do testily to the said declarants charactor for
  veracity is not doubt ed, and we believe he served in the
  Revolutionary War as he states.
  State of Missouri ss(?) we the undersigned persons
  County of Ray James Dowden
  William Tunnadge who is the nearest resident
  Clergyman to my residence living in the vicinity to testily, from our
  acquaintance with the said Littleton West that we believe him to be of
  the agent(?) he represents, that he is respected and believed in the
  neighborhood to have a Revolutionary soldier, and we concur in that
  opinion Sworn in open Court this9/5(?)Augt. 1833 Gen Woodward Clerk
  and the said Court here do Certify that William Tunnidge is a
  clergyman, that he signed the same in Court in our presence and that
  he and James Dowden are men of truth and their character for veracity
  is given that they are Respectable
  James Dowden William Tunnidge
  
  Notes on abstract techniques by abstractor, Robert D. Ferguson on 16
  April 1996. The above lines are in lengths exactly as given in the
  original. Capitalization, is used only where it occurs in the
  original. Question marks not enclosed in brackets indicate words that
  I cannot read or guess. Question marks enclosed in brackets after a
  word indicate words that appear to be as abstracted but I am either
  not sure or the words do not appear correct in context.

• EVENT: 1774, Greenbrier, VA [S145] [S255]
  Volunteered as private in militia under Captain Benjamin Harriss(?)
  [probably Harrison, one of eight captains under Col. Charles Lewis.

• EVENT: 10 OCT 1774, VA [S255]
  Assigned to attend the sick and did not arrive at battle site until
  afterwards.

• EVENT: ABT 1779, Greenbrier, VA [S255]
  Volunteered under Capt Wright of Greenbrier County and ordered out to
  B?? fort on the frontier for protection of the settlements. Discharged
  in 30 days.

• EVENT: ABT 1782, Greenbrier, VA [S255]
  Volunteered under Capt Wright and marched to relieve Doneleys
  (Donnally's) fort from Shawnee attacks. Repulsed the Indians with
  several killed and wounded. Discharged within 30 days.

• BIRTH: 29 NOV 1755, Sussex, DE [S255]

• RESIDENCE: 1831, Ray, MO [S136]
  may be his son, Littleton

• REFN: 43

• MARRIAGE: 24 SEP 1801, Madison, KY [S210] [S99]

1.   WEST
2.  Eliza WEST
3. +Thomas Jefferson WEST
4.  Susan Jane WEST
5.   WEST
6.  Elizabeth WEST
7. +David WEST
8. +Littleton WEST
9.  John (Jonathan) C. WEST
10. +Wilson Franklin WEST
11.  Lucy WEST
12. +James M. WEST
13.  Clementine WEST
14.  Catherine WEST
15.  Caroline WEST
16.  Jane WEST

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Willard WRIGHT

• REFN: 1613

                    _Hezekiah WRIGHT __________________________
 _James WRIGHT ____|
|                  |_Delila 'Deliliah' 'Delighta' 'Dilly' LEE _
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|_Martha ALVERSON _|
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