James Brown Jr. (abt. 1792 - 1859)

Born about 1792 in Russell, Virginia, United States

Husband of Mary Amelia (Vance) Brown — married 10 Aug 1815 in Russell County, Virginia

Descendants

Died 5 Jun 1859 at about age 67 in Huffs Creek, Logan County, (West) Virginia, United States

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Biography

Veteran Of The War Of 1812 Military

James Brown Jr. ^[1] 1 W4L3-91

Note: #NI01466.

Notes

Note NI01466James Brown Jr. was in Logan County Virginia by 1837. 1

Tazewell County Deed # 8, Page 22. 1

Bowman, Reference book of Wyoming County History, Page 399. 1

James Brown married Millie Vance daughter of Abner Vance Sr. 1 and Millie settled on Big Huff near the county line between Wyoming County and Logan County. 1

1870 Census Logan County West Virginia. 1

Tridelphia District Dwelling # 151-Mary Brown "Millie" is still living in 1870. 1

Source: Burgess Family "Vance". 1 1

From: "Jim and Vanessa Allen" <jvallen@@rvi.net>.

To: rallenbrownjr@@yahoo.com.

Subject: War of 1812 Pension Papers, James Brown Jr., m. Mary Amelia Vance.

Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 07:07:10 -0700.

Hi, 1

Are you the same Rick Brown who posted so much helpful information about the family of James Brown and Esther Goff and family, beginning several years ago?. 1

I'm a member of the MyFamily web site of the Hager Family, and a few weeks ago a generous lady there (Barbara Cherap, who is researching the Vance family) ordered the War of 1812 pension papers of James Brown Jr. from the NARA, then transcribed and shared them. I don't think any fellow researchers that I know of were even aware that these pension papers existed until now. They don't say anything about James Brown Jr.'s parents, but they tell the exact death dates of James and his wife, and they give solid documentation that his wife was the daughter of Abner Vance (papers say they were married at the home of her father Abner Vance in Russell County). There are other things in the papers that may give valuable clues to follow up on. 1

As I was thinking about these things this morning, I thought of you because a few years ago when I was researching the early Brown family in Russell/Tazewell County, your posts were very helpful to me. I'm trying to find your email address, and ask you if you've seen these papers or if you'd like a copy of them. 1

Thanks!

Vanessa Allen, jvallen@@rvi.net. 1

Re: Browns of West Virginia # 2.

Posted by: Marshall Brown Date: June 25, 1999 at 08:59:19.

In Reply to: Browns of West Virginia by Beverly of 30507. 1

Second Generation.

10. James2 Brown (James1) was born in Russell Or Wythe, Va 1792. James died 1859 in Logan, Va. 1

http:/www.surnames.com/gedcom/burgess_jimi0000185.htm 1

He married Millie Mary Vance in Tazewell Or Russ, Va, about 1815. Millie was born in Russell, Va 1796. She was the daughter of Abner Vance and Susanna Howard. Millie died after 1870 in Logan, W Va. 189. 1

1860 Logan County Virginia Census.

Dwelling #259 wife Millie is living with son Evan Brown - James Brown was deceased by 1860.

Sigfus Olfason.

Olafson in his notes states that James Brown was a veteram of the War of 1812. 1

James BROWN Jr. was in Logan Co. Va. by 1837, Tazewell Co. Deed # 8, page 22. 1

BOWMAN, Reference Book Of Wyoming Co. History, page 399.

James BROWN Married Millie VANCE d/o Abner VANCE Sr. James and Millie settled on Big Huff near the county line between Wyoming and Logan Counties.

Reference Book of Wyoming County History by Mary Keller Bowman page 399.

James Brown married Millie Vance, daughter of Abner Vance, Sr., and settled on Big Huff.

before 1820. 1

Huff Mountain Wyoming ~ Logan County Lines Rt. 10 from Oceana ~ Lynco, Wyoming Co. West Virginia runs with Huff Creek to Huff Junction at Guyandotte River Mallory, Logan Co. West Virginia.

Interesting is the town of Claypool along Rt 10 on Huff Creek near Mallory, Mineral City, in Logan County.

Claypool was the family name of In-Laws to James Jr. This area was the area of the Hatfields. 1

Hatfields

Eli and Ephraim (Big Eaf) Hatfield, settled in Mate Creek; Thomas and Jacob settled on Gilbert Creek; Joseph settled on Ben Creek; James G. "Old Slater" and his brother John plus Phoebe settled in what is now Wyoming County; Jenny lived near the Wyoming/Mingo County line at Justice, West Virginia, opposite the mouth of Little Huff Creek. Valentine eventually in 1855 took up about seventy-five acres of land in the "Roughs" of the Guyandotte River, near Justice, where he died on June 16, 1867. 1

Feature Name: Huff Creek. Type: stream.

State County West Virginia Logan West Virginia Wyoming.

Variant Name(s).

Big Huff Creek.

Huffs Creek.

Peter Huff Creek.

USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map.

374349N 0815224W Mallory.

374422N 0814500W Oceana.

374500N 0814040W Lorado.

374635N 0813502W Pilot Knob. 1

Their children were:

1. James Harold Brown married Nancy Toler daughter of David Toler.

2. Petterson "Patten" Brown married Rebecca Roach, daughter of Reuben Roach.

3. Elisha Brown married Cosbi Bailey, daughter of Thomas Bailey:

Children were Aurelia, Elsworth, Andy C., Noah, Elisha Jr., Mathers, Dennie, and Joda.

4. John "Old Jack" Brown married Nancy Toler daughter of Richard Toler.

5. Esseau Brown married Margaret Vance; children were Minta, Perry, Mary,.

Michael, Grace, and Anthony.

6. Isaac Brown married Isabel "Ibbie" Brown.

"I am sure that Mrs Bowman was incorrect in here statement for #1 James Harold Brown and #4 John "Old Jack" Brown." Jim Burgess.

James Brown married Millie Vance, daughter of Abner Vance Senior; and settled on Big Huff near division line between Wyoming and Logan, probably before 1820.

Abner Vance, Sr., was a pioneer of Logan County territory. Along with James Brown and Abner Vance, Sr.; we should mention William Dingess, Thomas Caine, Peter Huff, Thomas and Joseph Gilbert as scouts whose field of operation invluded this territory. Of them, Caine, Huff and Filberts lost their lives in active service in this area. Their names perpetuated in streams named Gilbert Creek, Huff Creek, and Caine Creek. 1

LOGAN COUNTY PETITION, DECEMBER 9TH, 1824.

The memorial of part of the inhabitants of Logan County to the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Virginia respectfully showeth; That your honorable bodies at their last session, after forming the said county of Logan, appointed certain Commissioners to locate the site for the Public Buildings of said new County. Four of whom met at the house of William Hinchman in the month of March but could not agree in opinion as to the most eligeable situation for said purpose. The Commissioners again met, five of them, in June and again separated without being able to come to any conclusion; two of them being for the Islands of Guyandotte only 26 mles from the western boundary of the county and two of them were in favor of John Cook's place, situated about 49 miles from the western and 54 miles from the eastern line of the county. The other Commissioner expressed himself in favor of the mouth of Huffs Creek; which is situated, nearly halfway between the above mentioned places. The Commissioners again, met, in August, after being duely notified as the affadavits o----d will show; and unanimously (a majority that attended,) or the Report that accompanies this will shew; decided, that a place therein mentioned near the mouth of said Huffs Creek was in their opinion the most eligable for the purpose of aforesaid;. 1

James Brown signed the Petition to form county with others, the only Brown in the signature of names. 1

1810 Monroe County, Virginia James Brown Male 1 0 0 1 0 0 Female 2 0 1 0 0 00.

Several other James Brown's in the 1810 Census none in Tazewell County. 1

Census 1820 Cabell County, Virginia 0-10 10-16 16-18 16-26 26-45 45-up James Brown Males 1 1 0 0 1 0 Females 0 1 0 0 1 0 Benjamin Brown Males 1 0 1 0 1 0 Females 0 0 0 0 1 0 John Brown Males 0 1 0 0 0 1 Females 1 1 0 0 1 1 John Brown Males 4 0 0 0 0 1 Females 2 1 0 0 1 0 Richard Brown Males 0 1 0 0 1 0 Females 4 0 0 0 1 1 Thomas W. Brown Males 0 0 0 0 1 0 Bricklayer Females 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tax List 1824 Logan County, Virginia James Brown 2 0 0 2 Alexander Brown Jr 1 0 0 1 Isaac Brown 1 0 0 1. 1 1830 Logan County, Virginia 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 James Brown Males 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 Females 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 John Brown Males 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Females 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0. 1

Tax List 1837 Logan County, Virginia James Brown 1 0 0 2 George Brown 1 0 0 0 William Brown 1 0 0 0 John B Brown 1 0 0 4. 1

Census 1840 Logan County, Virginia 60-70 James Brown Males 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 emales 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 James Brown Males 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 Females 0 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 John B Brown Males 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 Females 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 0. 1

Tax List 1843 Logan County, Virginia James Brown 1 0 0 3 One Silver Watch Harle Brown 1 0 0 0 Elisha Brown 1 0 0 0 Moses Brown 1 0 0 2 William Brown 1 0 0 1 Granville Brown 1 0 0 0 James Brown 1 0 0 2 Wilson S Brown 1 0 0 0 James Brown Jr 1 0 0 0. 1

1850 Logan County, Virginia Census.

Enumerated by James G. Perry, Jul-Oct 1850 http:/www.main.com/~djwebblogan.html. 1

On July 18, 1850 James G. Perry began his enumeration of the citizens of Logan County, Virginia for the 7th decennial census by the federal government. As he started out, he encountered a cultural technology and population structure far different from what a traveler would now find. Roads were virtually non-existent, consisting mostly of rough paths trailing beside the watercourses. Rivers and creeks drained generally northward to the Ohio River and followed two main drainage systems: the Guyandotte River in the east and center, and the Tug Fork of The Big Sandy River on the west. Along each of these rivers a simple road ran roughly north and south alongside the river; a single intersecting route ran up from the mouth of Pigeon Creek on the Tug Fork east to the county seat on the Guyandotte River, then northeast to Boone County. Goods were carried in wagons on the three roads, by horseback along the trails, or in push canoes carrying cargoes of furs and ginseng up and down the rivers. The County of Logan was larger in 1850, comprising what would later include Mingo County on the west and the "foot" of Lincoln County to the north. Even so, the area spanned only about 45 miles from north to south and an equal distance east to west.

Perry probably set out on horseback from the courthouse at Lawnsville (present-day Logan), so named for its principal family, the Lawsons (Spence, p. 89: LAWsoNS-VILLE). From there he proceeded to inventory the households of the region, enumerating six or seven families per day. He worked steadily at his task, breaking only every few days. After having worked a total of fifty five days, he was essentially finished by September 18, 1850. He paused for ten days before tallying families 567 - 572 on September 29, 1850; he dated page 2 of the slave census on 25 October 1850 to conclude the enumeration.

The job guidelines were simple. Every person was counted at their usual place of abode on 1 June 1850, including those temporarily absent. If a person was deceased on the day the census was taken, but alive on 1 June 1850, he or she was enumerated; if a person was born after 1 June 1850, he or she was not enumerated even though present on the day the enumerator visited. All information was accepted without proof as given, and if the family was temporarily absent or otherwise unavailable, the informant could be a neighbor or other person who had knowledge of the family. 1

EARLY LOGAN COUNTY VA/WV DEATH RECORDS 1853 - 1860.

Transcribed by Vicie "Babe" Waskey Fowler.

NAME white/ OWNER Sex DEATHDATE DEATHPLACE COD AGE FATHER'S NAME MOTHER'S NAME BIRTHPLACE OCCUPATION slave.

CONSORT INFORMANT RELATIONSHIP.

Hatfield Valentine w m 4311854 Logan Co Va Scarlet fever 03-06-00 Thos Hatfield Sarah Hatfield Logan County none none Thomas Hatfield Father.

Brown Elisha w m 10241854 Logan Co Va  ?dyspepsia 38-00-00 James Brown Mary Brown Tazewell Co Va Farmer unmarried James Brown Father. Mary A McA w f 3111854 Logan Co Va Scarlet fever 07-07-03 Wm P Brown Rebecca Brown Clear Fork none none Rebecca Brown Mother.

Hall Wm R w m 3171854 Logan Co Va Scarlet fever 02-01-01 Wm P Brown Rebecca Brown Huff Creek none none U Hinchman Physician. 1

Census 1850 Logan County, Virginia.

On his third day of visitation Saturday July, 20 1850 Mr. Perry began with the Brown Family.

James Brown was one of the wealthiest Farmers in the area in 1850 surrounded by his sons and visit number 24 was with His Brother in Law Abner Vance Jr. brother to James' wife Mary Amelia Vance Brown. Another Brother of Marys' was John Vance, visit number 99 on Sunday August 4, 1850.

14 Isaac Brown 26 M Farmer 0 VA 1.

Isabel Brown 24 F VA 1.

Abner Brown 3 M VA.

James D. Brown 1 M VA.

15 James Brown 58 M Farmer ,000 VA 1.

Mary Brown 54 F VA 1.

Elisha Brown 29 M VA 1.

John Brown 21 M VA 1.

Matthias Brown 19 M VA.

Evan Brown 16 M VA.

Thomas Brown 17 M VA.

Nancy Brown 18 F VA.

Rachel Brown 15 F VA.

16 Harlin Brown 28 M Farmer - VA 1.

Nancy Brown 24 F VA 1.

James M. Brown 3 M VA.

Lucinda Brown 2 F VA.

17 Wm. P. Brown 26 M Farmer - VA 1.

Rebecca Brown 25 F VA.

Mary Ann Brown 3 F VA.

Jesse H. Brown 1 M VA.

18 Charles Painter 50 M Farmer 0 VA.

Matilda Painter 47 F VA.

Courtney Painter 17 F VA.

Amanda Painter 13 F VA.

David Painter 13 M VA.

Hiram Wallis 36 M Farmer - VA 1.

John Painter 11 M VA.

19 William Perry 36 M Farmer 0 VA Perry.

Hannah Perry 26 F VA.

James Perry 9 M VA.

Nancy Ann Perry 6 F VA.

Isabel Perry 3 F VA.

Flora Perry 1 F VA.

Susannah Perry 1 F VA.

20 John E. Perry 32 M Farmer 0 VA 1 Perry.

Susa Ann Perry 22 F VA.

Andrew J. Perry 1 M VA.

21 Joseph Perry 67 M Farmer 0 VA 1 21 Jul 1850.

Perry

Isabel Perry 65 F VA 1.

Joseph F. Perry 27 M Farmer - VA.

22 Rhodes D. Ballard 44 M Farmer 0 VA Perry.

Mary Ballard 42 F VA.

Curtis Ballard 20 M VA.

James Ballard 19 M VA.

Thomas N. Ballard 17 M VA.

Harrison Ballard 15 M VA.

Patterson Ballard 13 M VA.

Mary Ann Ballard 9 F VA.

Flora Ballard 7 F VA.

Robert B. Ballard 3 M VA.

Emaline M. Ballard 4/12 F VA.

23 James Perry 40 M Farmer 0 VA Perry.

Margaret Perry 34 F VA Perry.

James Perry 13 M VA.

Ballard Perry 8 M VA.

Jasper Perry 6 M VA.

Elvira Perry 3 F VA.

William W. Perry 2 M VA.

24 Abner Vance 54 M Farmer 0 VA 1 Perry.

Jane Vance 43 F VA 1.

Charles Vance 22 M VA 1.

Jane Vance 20 F VA.

Eli Vance 18 M VA.

Joseph Vance 15 M VA.

Margaret Vance 13 F VA.

John Vance 10 M VA.

Franklin Vance 8 M VA.

Sarah Ann Vance 6 F VA.

James M. Vance 1 M VA. 1

99 John Vance 70 M Farmer 0 VA 1.

Hannah Vance 56 F VA 1.

Levi Vance 25 M Farmer 0 VA 1.

Sena Vance 22 F VA 1.

100 Wm. Vance 39 M Farmer - VA 1.

Clarissa Vance 42 F VA 1.

Louisa Vance 9 F VA.

Polly Vance 5 F VA.

John Vance 3 M VA.

Emma Vance 3 F VA. 1

Census 1860.

Dwelling 259 Dwelling 259 Evan Brown 25 Male Virginia Margaret Brown 23 Female Virginia Almira Brown 3 Female Virginia Minerva Brown 1 Female Virginia *MARY BROWN 65 FEMALE.

VIRGINIA (My Ancestor) Rachel Brown 24 Female Virginia JAMES BROWN NOT IN THE 1860 LOGAN COUNTY VIRGINIA CENSUS. 1

Census 1870 Logan County, Virginia.

Tridelphia District.

Dwelling 151 Millie Brown 78 white Female Virginia Abner Brown 23 white Male Virginia (Grandson) son Isaac Brown MILLIE BROWN NOT IN THE 1880 LOGAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA CENSUS. 1

James Brown and Millie Mary Vance had the following children: 1

13 i. Rebecca3 Brown was born in Tazewell, Virginia 1816. Rebecca died before 1880 in Wyoming, West Virginia. She married Thomas Toler in Of Logan, Va, about 1836. Thomas was born in Giles, Virginia 1812. He was the son of Richard Toler and Rachel Swinney. Thomas died after 1880 in Wyoming, West Virginia. (See Thomas Toler for the continuation of this line.). 1

14 ii. Elisha Brown was born in Tazewell, Va 1816. Elisha died October 22, 1854 in Logan, Va. 1

+ 15 iii. James Harley Brown was born 1822. 1 16 iv. Issac Brown was born 1824. 1 17 v. William Patterson Brown was born 1824. 1

18 vi. Virginia Brown was born in Huff Creek, Logan, Va April 1825. Virginia died 1863 in Oceana, Wyoming, West Virginia. She married Thomas Elkins in Logan, Virginia, about 1843. Thomas was born in Virginia 1818. (See Thomas Elkins for the continuation of this line.). 1

+ 19 vii. John "Old_jack" Brown was born 1829. 1 20 viii. Mathias Brown was born 1831. 1

21 ix. Thomas Brown was born in Huff Creek, Logan, Va September 13, 1831. Thomas died March 2, 1895 in Wyoming, West Virginia, at 63 years of age. He married Clarissa "Peggy" Mason in Logan, Virginia, December 26, 1859. Clarissa was born in Virginia 1841. 1

22 x. Nancy Brown was born in Huff Creek, Logan, Va 1832. She married Eli "Blackburn" Vance in Logan, Virginia, August 30, 1855. Eli was born in Logan, Virginia 1832. He was the son of Abner Jrr Vance and Jane Perry. Eli died before 1870 in Logan, West Virginia. (See Eli "Blackburn" Vance for the continuation of this line.). 1

+ 23 xi. Evan Brown was born 1834. 1

24 xii. Rachel Brown was born in Huff Creek, Logan, Va 1835. 1

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Millie Amelia "Mary" VANCE b. 1796.

(2) Millie-Amelia "Mary" VANCE (Abner VANCE 1) was born 1796 in Russell Co. Va. She died aft. 1870 in Logan Co. Va. She married James BROWN Jr. in Cabell Co. Va. 1815. James BROWN Jr. was born 1792 in Russell Co. Va. He died Sep-1859 in Logan Co. WVa. He was the s/o James BROWN Sr. and Esther ? . 1

Notes for Millie-Amelia "Mary" VANCE.

1870 Census Logan Co. Va. Tridelphia District.

Dwelling #151-Mary BROWN (Millie) is still living 1870. Source: BURGESS Family, "VANCE". 1

Notes for James BROWN Jr. James BROWN Jr. was in Logan Co. Va. by 1837, Tazewell Co. Deed # 8, page 22. BOWMAN, Reference Book Of Wyoming Co. History, page 399. James BROWN Married Millie VANCE d/o Abner VANCE Sr. James and Millie settled on Big Huff near the county line between Wyoming and Logan Counties. 1

If you would like to see the Decendents of Millie Amelia "Mary" VANCE all together on one page, CLICK: HERE. 1 you would like to see the Decendents of each of Millie Amelia "Mary" VANCE'S children seperate, click on the name of the child you want to see the decendents of. 1

Children of Millie-Amelia "Mary" VANCE and James BROWN Jr.: 1

James Harold BROWN b. 1822. 1

Elisha BROWN b. 1823. 1

William Patterson BROWN b. 1824. 1

Isaac Abner BROWN b. 1826. 1

(3) Esearu BROWN b. 1828. 1

John "Old Jack" BROWN b. 1830. 1

Matthias BROWN b. 1831. 1

Nancy H. BROWN b. 1832. 1

Thomas BROWN b. 1831. 1

Evans Ferrell BROWN b. 1834. 1

Rachel BROWN b. 1835. 1

Rebecca BROWN b. 1816. 1

Virginia BROWN b. 1825. 1

G. T. Swain, History of Logan County, states "The territory of Logan as it exists today was part of Fincastle County from 1738 (sic 1773~) to 1776, then a part of Montgomery until l790, a part of Wythe until 1792, a part of Kanawha until 1809, when it became a part of Cabell and remained as such until it was organized into a county seat in 1823. The Act, creating Logan county passed January 12, 1824. Logan county was cut off parts of the counties of Cabell, Kanawha, Giles and Tazewell and included within it's boundaries all of the present counties of Boone, Fayette,Lincoln, Mercer, Mingo, McDowell, Raleigh, Wayne, and Wyoming. 1

CLAYPOOL CEMETERY, DAVIN, LOGAN COUNTY WV.

COPYRIGHT ©2000, Donna Brown. 1

This cemetery was recorded by me several years ago, long before I ever became computer literate. I just haven't had the time to enter it into pc format. Judith Toler Kozlowski has been working on entering this cemetery into pc format. 1

Brown, Ida Jane b. 25Feb/ 1897 d 15/June/ 1968 do Bilton and Ella Brown Perry Wife of Don Brown 71 yrs old. Don b 10Jun/1888 d 27/Dec/1964 so James Dolliver Brown and Alice Toler Brown. Bittle Dewitt b 20Apr 1891 d 26/July 1970 so James Dolliver Brown and Alice Toler Brown 79 yrs old. Hattie M. b 24Mar/1900 d 29/Oct1980 daugh of Anthony Miller and Mary Collins Miller. Peggy Nathel b 13July/1946 d 16/May1963 daugh Charles Edward Brown and Irene Brown. Irene b 16Feb/1922 d 7/May1955 daugh of Alda Brown and Alice Bailey Brown. Clara Sue b 21Mar/1944 d 9/Oct1944 daugh Dewitt Brown and Alberta Miller Brown. Sidney b 10May/1861 d 4/Aug/1923 Husband of Cora Brown so Mathias Brown. Cora b 12May/1871 d 17/June1916 daugh of James Dolliver Brown and Alice Toler Brown. Hirse O. b 9Oct1926 d ? WV PVT 50 Inf. 3 Div. Jimmie F. b 20Aug/1935 d 12/Oct1936. James Lewis (Jay) b 19Apr/ 1904 d 27/Jan 1980. Ezra F. b 9May/1898 d 25/Apr/1973 so James Dolliver Brown and Alice Toler Brown Twin to Elsie Florence Brown Stout. Ira b 19Apr/1907 d 29/Aug/1970 so Sidney and Cora Brown Brown 63 yrs old. Flarbel b 1910 d 1946. Roy 5Feb/1893 d 30/June/1964 so James Dolliver Brown and Alice Toler Brown-- Twin to Ada Brown. Sadie Allen b 1Aug/1900 d 22/July1983 Wife of Roy Brown. James Dolliver b 15Apr/ 1848 d 23/Jan/1929 So Isaac Brown Sr and Isabel "Ibbie" Vance. Isaac b 19Sep/1878 d 1/Jan/1952 So James Dolliver and Nancy Toler Brown. Donivan b 1925 d 1926. Lola Lee b 1932 d 1934. James B b 16Apr/1885 d 18/Mar/1905 so James D. and Alice Toler Brown. Flora Burgess b 1875 d 1957 Wife of Isaac Brown Jr. d/o Gordon and Mary Brown Burgess. Isaac Jr. b 1867 d 1933 Brother of James Dolliver Brown. Bill b 7May/1910 d 25/Aug/1945 So Isaac & Flora Burgess Brown. Frank b 15Oct/1897 d 17/Jan1955 So Isaac & Flora Burgess Brown. Carl Preston b 4June/1917 d 27/Jan 1972 so Alda R and Alice Bailey Brown 54 yrs old. Harold D. b. 9Oct/1930 d 16Oct1976. Golda b 16Apr/1905 d 11/Oct/1977 do George and Rosa Perry Toler 72 yrs old. Luther b 1902 d 1942 s/o Sidney and Cora Brown B. Alta Marie b 2July/1904 d 9/Oct/1979 do B.W. & Minnie Adkins Vance. Baby b d 1932 75 yrs old. Carmel b 1924 d 1926. William Robert b 8Nov/1928 d 3/Aug/1970 WV PFC 130 CML Procc Co Korea so Carlos and Rosa Bell Fannin Brown 41 yrs old. Michael Allen b 1956 d 1975 PVT US Army. Conor Ezra b 6Jan/1914 d 7/Jan1914. Alice Toler b 24Apr/1862 d 2/Sep/1945 2nd wife of James Dolliver Brown do Isaac Martin Toler and Isobel Vance.

Son of Isaac & Flora Brown b d 9Aug1918.

Brown, Lucian 9Oct/1898 d 6/Sept/1963 so Lemuel and Amanda Brown Brown. David Lemmel [unmarked] b.13Feb/1927 d.28/Feb/1935 so Lucian and Ada Acord Brown COD: swallowed a marble. Carlos R. Dates covered with Dirt WV PVT CO D 329 Inf. WWI. Rosie Belle b 13Apr/1906 KY d. 4/Oct/1981 do Calm and Marietta Tomblin Fannan. Bernie R. b 30June/1922 d 25June 1923. Ed b 12Mar/1904 22/nov/1920 so Isaac and Flora Burgess Brown. 1

The Hatfield-McCoy Trail. 1 Hatfield-McCoy Trail, which is still in the developmental stage, will modernize some of these old roads into 4 wheeler trails in several southwestern West Virginia counties... Logan, Mingo, Wyoming, Cabell, Lincoln, McDowell, Wayne and some counties in Kentucky and Virginia. 1 1

~ Trent Family Connection ~. 1

Alexander Trent 1 Dec 1857.

Logan County.

130 a. On the Browning fork of Horse Pen fork.

Grants No. 114, p. 397. 1

Eli Trent, Jr. 1 Dec 1857.

Logan County.

50 a. On Horse Pen fork of Gilbert's Creek.

Grants No. 114, p. 396. 1

Frederick Trent 29 Nov 1845.

Logan County.

48 a. On Gilbert's creek kof Guyandotte River.

Grants No. 97, p. 164. 1

Humphrey Trent 6 Nov 1834.

Logan County.

15 a. on Ben Creek of Sandy River.

Grants No. 84, p. 106. 1

Smith Trent 1 Dec 1857.

Logan County.

170 a. On the Horse Pen fork of Gilbert's Creek.

Grants No. 114, p. 410. 1

Smith Trent 1 Apr 1861.

McDowell County.

630 a. On Tug River & Huff's Creek.

Grants No. 117, p. 694. 1

Abner Vance 30 Oct 1837.

Logan County.

25 a. On east fork of Hart's Creek (of Guyandotte).

Grants No. 87, p. 217. 1

Abner Vance, Jr. 10 Sept 1834.

Logan County.

25 a. On east fork of Hart's Creek.

Grants No. 83, p. 463. 1

Elijah Vance 30 Aug 1845.

Tazewell County.

8 a. On the south west side of his sugar cane field.

Grants No. 96, p. 747. 1

Elijah Vance 30 Aug 1845.

Tazewell County.

23 a. On the Levisy fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 96, p. 748. 1

Elijah Vance 30 Aug 1845.

Tazewell County.

10 a. On the New Garden fork of the Levisy fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 96, p. 749. 1

Elijah Vance 30 Aug 1845.

Tazewell County.

20 a. On Louisa River.

Grants No. 96, p. 750. 1

Elijah Vance 1 Oct 1850.

Tazewell County.

50 a. On both sides of the Louisa fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 104, p. 82. 1

Elijah Vance 1 May 1851.

Tazewell County.

18 a. On Levisa fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 105, p. 319. 1

Elijah Vance 1 May 1851.

Tazewell County.

50 a. On dividing ridge between Prater Creek and the New Garden.

fork of Louisa fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 105, p. 320. 1

Elijah Vance 1 May 1851.

Tazewell County.

14 a. On N.E. side of a tract of land patented to Davidson D. Atkins.

on the Louisa fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 105, p. 321. 1

Elijah Vance 1 Aug 1854.

Tazewell County.

77 a. On dividing ridge between Kindle Osburn and Lick Branches of.

Louisa fork and Dismal waters.

Grants No. 110, p. 164. 1

Eliza Vance 30 Sept 1841.

Tazewell County.

53 a. On Luvicy fork of Sandy River whereon said Vance lives.

Grants No. 92, p. 209. 1

Eliza Vance 30 Sept 1841.

Tazewell County.

12 a. Waters of Dry fork of Sandy on the dividing ridge between.

Dismal and said fork at.

Harvey's flat.

Grants No. 92, p. 210. 1

Eliza Vance 30 Sept 1841.

Tazewell County.

10 a. On Levisy fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 92, p. 211. 1

Eliza Vance 30 Sept 1841.

Tazewell County.

100 a. On Levicy fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 92, p. 212. 1

James Vance 1 Sept 1855.

Tazewell County.

130 a. On dividing ridge between Grown Hog branch and Woosley branch.

Grants No. 111, p. 664. 1

John Vance 22 Aug 1753.

Augusta County.

197 a. On a branch of Reed Creek a branch of New river between Patrick Calhoun and James McCalls Survey.

Patents No. 31, p. 366. 1

John Vance 22 Aug 1753.

Augusta County.

192 a. On the waters of Woods (New) river in the Valley of Contention.

Patents No. 31, p.396. 1

John Vance 30 Oct 1837.

Logan County.

10 a. On Horsepen Creek (of Gilberts Creek).

Grants No. 87, p. 218. 1

Levi Vance 2 Jul 1855.

Logan County.

98 a. On Rich Creek of Guyandotte River.

Grants No. 111, p. 418. 1

Mary Vance 1 Nov 1855.

Logan County.

90 a. On Maze branch of the Cane Patch fork of 12 Pole Creek.

Grants No. 111, p. 782. 1

Meken Vance 31 Aug 1844.

Logan County.

35 a. On Hart's Creek of Guyandotte river.

Grants No. 95, p. 650. 1

Richard Vance 20 Aug 1853.

Logan County.

60 a. On Smokehouse fork of Harts Creek.

Grants No. 82, p. 136. 1

Richard Vance 1 Sept 1855.

Tazewell County.

154 a. On dividing ridge between Panther and Bradshaw.

Grants No. 111, p. 665. 1

Richard Vance, Jr. 1 Mar 1850.

Logan County.

47 a. On dividing ridge between 12 Pole and Hart Creeks.

Grants No. 102, p. 635. 1

Samuel Vance 22 May 1793.

Washington County.

55 a. On both sides of Spring Creek a branch of Holstein River.

(Middle fork).

Grants No. 29, p. 122. 1

Westley Vance 30 Oct 1838.

Logan county.

25 a. On Harts fork.

Grants No. 88, p. 511. 1

William Vance 1 Nov 1855.

and Polly Vance.

Logan County.

33 a. On head of Trace branch of Cane Patch Creek of 12 Pole Creek.

Grants No. 111, p. 783. 1

William Vance 8 Sept 1826.

Tazewell County.

85 a. On waters of Clinch river, on Big Creek, adjoining.

William Brown's land.

Grants No. 75, p. 318. 1

William Vance, Sen. 31 Aug 1849.

Tazewell County.

94 a. On Louisa fork of Sandy River, near the mouth of Grassy Creek.

Grants No. 102, p. 53. 1

William H. Vance 1 Jul 1854.

Tazewell County.

50 a. On dividing ridge between Mill Branch of Dismal Creek and.

Pigeon Roost branch of Louisa.

fork of Sandy.

Grants No. 110, p. 15.

James was born in 1792. He passed away in 1895.

Sources

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