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James Elmore (1736 - 1801)

James Elmore
Born in New Kent, Virginiamap
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Died at about age 65 in Orange, North Carolina, United Statesmap
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http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&306 If he could speak to us today, James Elmore might describe his life as follows.

" Since I was only about 3 when my father died in New Kent County in 1738, I and my brothers went to live with our grandmother on the other side of the Chickahominy River in Henrico County. John was about 10 years older so when he became an adult, he looked out for me and Athanasius. We went with him to Lunenburg County about 1746 — the same year Mr. James Tarpley brought his family from Richmond County to Brunswick County about 4 miles from the Lunenburg line. Around 1760 I married his daughter Sarah Tarpley and moved to near the Brunswick-Lunenburg county line myself. Sarah and I were in Charlotte County by 1782 with a household of 10 whites and no slaves. A neighbor was Benjamin Clements with a household of 12. The 1787 personal property tax list charged me with 3 horses, mares, colts or mules, and 14 cattle. We still owned no slaves. Sarah was dead by 11 July 1786 when I married Mr. Clement’s widow, Jane —. The personal property tax list for 1802 includes the caption, “Estate of James Elmore.”


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James was born about 1735. James Elmore ... He passed away in 1801.[2]

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http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&306 If he could speak to us today, James Elmore might describe his life as follows.

" Since I was only about 3 when my father died in New Kent County in 1738, I and my brothers went to live with our grandmother on the other side of the Chickahominy River in Henrico County. John was about 10 years older so when he became an adult, he looked out for me and Athanasius. We went with him to Lunenburg County about 1746 — the same year Mr. James Tarpley brought his family from Richmond County to Brunswick County about 4 miles from the Lunenburg line. Around 1760 I married his daughter Sarah Tarpley and moved to near the Brunswick-Lunenburg county line myself. Sarah and I were in Charlotte County by 1782 with a household of 10 whites and no slaves. A neighbor was Benjamin Clements with a household of 12. The 1787 personal property tax list charged me with 3 horses, mares, colts or mules, and 14 cattle. We still owned no slaves. Sarah was dead by 11 July 1786 when I married Mr. Clement’s widow, Jane —. The personal property tax list for 1802 includes the caption, “Estate of James Elmore.” Except eldest son, William, who went back to Brunswick County, our 8 children remained in Charlotte County." James owned 186 acres in Brunswick County that he and Sarah sold to James Newbill 6 January 1773. We do not know how James came to own the land. They evidently moved to Lunenburg County then for James reappears in the tithe lists of 1773, 1774, and 1775. The list of 1776 includes son William. James was apparently living on 50 acres that belonged to his brother Athanasius Elmore and bought the land from him 8 June 1778. The published tithe list in Lunenburg County for 1783 omits James for by then he and his family had move to Charlotte County. He perhaps had left Lunenburg County by 1780 when an indenture from James Elmore to William Pegram was certified.

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=evaden&id=I14321 Vaden - Dameron and Allied Families 17245 total entries, last updated Thu Mar 9 23:37:46 2000 EddieVaden <evaden@home.com>

ID: I14321 Name: William ELMORE Sex: M Father: James ELMORE b: ABT 1735 Mother: Sarah TARPLEY b: 1738 in Richmond Co., VA Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Married: Children James ELMORE Edward ELMORE Elizabeth ELMORE Anderson ELMORE Polly ELMORE Susan ELMORE

Information on James Elmore and family furnished by: Myrtle Elmore, 3311 N. 7th. Avenue (H-202), Phoenix, Arizona 85013 (1) Marriage in Brunswick Co., VA; Jesse is noted as son of James of Charlotte Co., VA Witnesses: James Tarpley, John Tarpley, Vincent Brand, Jesse Turner & Hubert Hill Sur. James Brand (2) See family group sheet for James (3) Migrated to Benton Co., Tenn, see 1850 Census (4) Listed as head of family in Charlotte Co., VA in 1790, Household showed 10 whites and no blacks (5) Wife's name appears on a transfer of land in Brunswick Co., VA on 6 Jan 1793 (6) Marriage in Charlotte Co., Surety: James Tarpley; Performed by Thomas Johnson who also wed James, Wm.'s brother (7) Will of James Tarpley dated 22 July 1780 & probated in Brunswick Co., VA lists daughter Sarah Elmore (8) Marriage in Charlotte Co., VA; 11 July 1786. Sur. by Thomas Chaffin, marriage by John Williams (9) From first appearance on the list of tithes in Lunenburg Co., VA in 1796 - must be 16 to be titable (10) Appears on list of tithes in Lunenburg Co., VA in years 1769, 1773, 1774, 1775, and 1776. William also appears for the first time in 1776. (11) Received property in Lunenburg Co., VA from Arthur Elmore on 11 June 1778. Arthur's wife is named Sarah (12) In Charlotte Co., VA Surety James Tarpley (13) In Charlotte Co., VA James is surety and is noted that Nancy is his wife (14) In charlotte Co., VA James is noted as father (15) In Brunswick Co., VA William Elmore noted as posting surety (16) On Charlotte Co. Tax list of 1800 coded 1-2; also Jane Elmore coded 0-1 (17) In his will dated 29 April 1794, William Tarpley name James Elmore Junr executor of the estate thereby indicating James Senr. was alive at that time.

"The Paper Trail of the Elmore- Lawson- Pruett and Holtkamp- Swenson families" by Leigh Johnston Isaac and Jane Hubbard Lawson Family Sources: Ollie Emmerich, MT. View, MO Alzadah Weaver Hattie Curnutt Clara M. (Hubbard) Foster Salem, Oregon 97304 Clara's entry from Rev. Watts records and notes 8-1818 to 1850 Pike Co ILL land Records 21-800 MO families by Don Vincent 30-1850 to 1870 Pulaski Co MO census 31-Misc. Pulaski Co court records that survived the fire 32-Phelps co MO land records 33-1860-1870 Phelps co census 34-John H. Watts papers, Phelps and Pulaski Co Mo 38-Letter written by William Hubbard, 1959 60-Joseph Hubbard Ledger 62-Western Historical Manuscript All from: "The Family of Jane Hubbard Lawson" by Clara M. Hubbard Foster

Re: ELMORE, Jesse 1820 Tn Mo Posted by: Pat Parker Date: November 27, 1999 at 19:02:44 In Reply to: Re: ELMORE, Jesse 1820 Tn Mo by Kenille Elmore of 527 According to my info, this Jesse Elmore was the son of James Elmore and Sarah Tarpley. Jesses' siblings were William, b.ca1760; James,b.9 Feb. 1764; (this Jesse)-Jesse,b. ca1773 Lucy,b.ca1765 Winney, Nancy, Elizabeth,b. 7 Mar1771; and Sally. Am I on the same family? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,Pat Parker,email: Elaina55@webtv.net

Vaden - Dameron and Allied Families 17245 total entries, last updated Thu Mar 9 23:37:46 2000 EddieVaden <evaden@home.com>


ID: I14278 Name: James ELMORE Sex: M Birth: ABT 1735 1 Death: ABT 1801 1 Residence: Charlotte Co., VA Note: Lands owned are noted on 1801 Tax List of Charlotte Co., VA. In 1802 lands are listed as "Estate" of James Elmore. Father: Peter ELMORE b: 1700 Marriage 1 Sarah TARPLEY b: 1738 in Richmond Co., VA Married: ABT 1759 1 Children William ELMORE James ELMORE Jesse ELMORE Lucy ELMORE Winny ELMORE Nancy ELMORE Sarah "Sally" "Geddie" ELMORE Elizabeth ELMORE John ELMORE Thomas ELMORE Marriage 2 Jean CLEMENTS Married: 11 JUL 1786 in Charlotte Co., VA 1 Sources: The Working Papers of William E. Elmore - 1992


RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Elmore Family Page RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project Elmore Family Page 5682 total entries, last updated Mon Jan 3 15:40:25 2000 Lauva Currier <currier@the-cia.net> ID: I1205 Name: William ELMORE Sex: M Birth: ABT. 1760 in probably Brunswick Co, VA Death: FEB 1835 Reference Number: 1205 Father: James ELMORE b: ABT. 1735 in New Kent Co. VA Mother: Sarah TARPLEY Marriage 1 Susannah BUTLER Married: 20 JUL 1785 in Charlotte Co., VA Children Mary "Polly" ELMORE b: ABT. 1786 in either Charlotte or Brunswick Co., VA James ELMORE b: ABT. 1788 in Charlotte Co., VA Nancy ELMORE b: ABT. 1790 in Brunswick Co.,VA Sally ELMORE b: ABT. 1794 in Brunswick Co., VA Edward "Ned" ELMORE b: ABT. 1799 in probably Brunswick Co., VA William ELMORE b: ABT. 1801 Susan ELMORE b: ABT. 1803  ? ELMORE b: ABT. 1805 Anderson ELMORE b: ABT. 1809 in Brunswick Co.,VA Elizabeth ELMORE b: ABT. 1811 in Brunswick Co.,VA

1) Marriage in Charlotte Co., Surety: James Tarpley; performed by Thomas Johnson who also wed James, Williams brother. 2) Will of James Tarpley dated 22 July 1780 & probated in Brunswick Co., VA lists daughter Sarah Elmore. 3) Marriage in Charlotte Co., VA., 11 July 1786. Surety by Thomas Chaffin, marriage by John Williams 4) from first appearance on the list of tithes in Lunenburg Co., VA in 1776 must be 16 to be tithable 5) Received property in Lunenburg Co., VA from Arthur Elmore on 11 June 1778. Arthur's wife is named Sarah 6) in Charlotte Co., VA surety James Tarpley 7) in Charlotte Co., VA James is surety and is noted that Nancy is his sister 8) in Brunswick Co., VA William Elmore noted as posting surity 9) in his will dated 29 April 1794, William Tarpley names James Elmore jr. executor of the estate thereby indicating James sr was alive at that time.

Elmore, William E., The Trunk of an Elmore Tree. Privately published, 1992. • Very well-done account of this family. Mr. Elmore corresponded with William McCaddin Pritchett while preparing this document. Includes family of Thomas Elmore, and his descendants including Peter Elmore, Peter Elmore, James Elmore, William Elmore, and James Elmore.





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Any male Elmore who believes they are part this Elmore line, please consider taking the YDNA test - at least Y37 at FamilyTreeDNA.com and JOIN THE ELMORE PROJECT ... this test allows Elmore males to "compare markers" going back 10 to 20 generations ...

We have a couple testers in the Elmore Project that map themselves back to James' brothers but it'd be great if we could have a couple of James' descendants take the YDNA test at FamilyTreeDNA ...

This test has debunked the theory that most Elmores descend from two or three Elmores lines in colonial America ... It also was proved that my Christopher Columbus Elmore born circa 1790 has ZERO percent chance of being a descendant of George father of 8 ... The test also confirms Christopher Columbus Elmore was related to the New Kent County Elmores(James, John Bernard, Peter, and Athanasius) but we only share about 28/37 markers which means our most common recent ancestor is approx 1,000 years ago and not colonial America in the 1700s.

There appear to be at least 6 Elmore SEPARATE lines and we cannot all descend from the same Peters - Thomas' - James & Williams ;-/

We know this to be true because the FamilyTreeDNA.com site groups testers leveraging our haplogroups and likeness of markers and there were at least 6 UNIQUE Elmore Family lines pre 1800. The more YDNA testers we have join the group, the better we will be able to delineate the lines and sync up to the correct family trees. Your possible long lost cousin,

Lawrence Elmore - [email address removed]

posted by Lawrence Elmore Jr
edited by Lawrence Elmore Jr
Elmore-394 and Elmore-1302 appear to represent the same person because: same father, siblings, basic info
posted by Mark Burch

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