Hugh Kincheloe (abt. 1636 - 1690)

Born about 1636 in England

Ancestors

Husband of Marion (Haley) Kincheloe — married 14 Oct 1660 in Northumberland, Virginia

Descendants

Died 1690 at about age 54 in Northumberland, Virginia

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FIRST GENERATION

1. Hugh KINSELOE was born about 1636 in England. He died about 1690 in Northcumberland County, Virginia. The surname Kincheloe is Irish. According to ancient Irish manuscripts, the name is first seen in 365 AD with the appearance of Enna Cheinnselaig, a warrior king who defeated Eochaidh Muighmheadhon, King of Tara. Uí Cheinnselaig refers to the dynastic family that claimed Enna as their ancestor. The names of Uí Cheinnselaig kings are scattered through the kings-list of the Book of Leinster.

He was married to Marion HALEY on 14 Oct 1690. Marion HALEY was born about 1640 in England. Hugh KINSELOE and Marion HALEY had the following children:

+2 i. Cornelius KINCHELOE.

SECOND GENERATION

2. Cornelius KINCHELOE1,2 was born about 1668 in Richmond County, Virginia or Hy Kinsella Ireland. He died on 6 Dec 1693 in Richmond County, Virginia. The earliest ancestor of the Kincheloe Family in America is "Cornelius Kincheloe". He sailed for Virginia shortly after Oliver Cromwell defeated King Charles I. Oral history passed down indicates that Cornelius came from Scotland, but the original location of his line is Hy Kinsella, Ireland. He died sometime before 1718 in Richmond County, Virginia, was married to a Williams, and had one son John Sr.

Kincheloes were one of the rugged frontier families that settled the U.S. wilderness of Virginia, North Carolina, early Kentucky and Tennessee, and later the frontiers of Texas, and on to the California "Gold Rush."

Statistical information shows that about 867 Kincheloe households reside in the US, and at least 4 families are located in Canada. Most are in Virginia (DC area), Texas, and California. A search of Switchboard shows 803 "Kincheloe" listings...Try it out!

Cornelius and his family settled on Kincheloe Spring Branch, at the headwaters of a creek called Oatspekety, then Horse Bridge Swamp, then Bryers, and now Jugs Creek, just west of Totuskey Creek, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, "Old" Rappahannock County, Virginia. Cornelius took deed to 100 acres of the Richmond County land in 1695.

He was married to WILLIAMS in 1693. WILLIAMS was born about 1667 in Richmond County, Virginia. Cornelius KINCHELOE and WILLIAMS had the following children:

3 i. Peter KINCHELOE1 was born about 1692 in Richmond County, Virginia. +4 ii. John KINCHELOE. 5 iii. Cornelius KINCHELOE1.

THIRD GENERATION

4. John KINCHELOE2,1 was born in 1700 in N. Famham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia. He died on 25 Mar 1746 in Prince William, Virginia. Cornelius' son John inherited the Richmond County land. John sold 10 acres to William Smyth (Smith) on April 21, 1722, and he sold the remaining 90 acres to Robert Smith on June 2, 1724, for 6,000 pounds of "good and weighty tobacco" packed in casks. John then acquired hundreds of acres of land in Stafford County. This land became part of Prince William County, just west of what is now Washington, D.C. The land was on both sides of Bull Run, along Occuquan Creek and Nebasco Creek in Hamilton Parish. In 1737, he bought land on Powell's Run and more land on Bull Run and in Hamilton Parish.

John was born around 1700 in North Farnham Parish and served as warden of Truro Perish, Prince William County, 1732-1736 and Vestryman (A committee of members elected to administer the temporal affairs of a parish) in his church from 1736-1746. John signed his will on March 16, 1746 and died later that month in Prince William County. He was married to Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and they had eleven children.

According to the book Kincheloe McPherson and Related Families McPherson, 1951, John was married to Elizabeth Canterbury. However, John W. Kincheloe, III, in his book "This Is Where He Walked...." Kincheloe, 1995, clearly shows that there are no Richmond County documents to support the Canterbury-Kincheloe connection.

He was married to Elizabeth CANTERBURY in 1717 or 1718 in Richmond County, Virginia. Elizabeth CANTERBURY was born in 1697/98. She died between 1776 and 1778. John KINCHELOE and Elizabeth CANTERBURY had the following children:

+6 i. John KINCHELOE. +7 ii. William KINCHELOE. 8 iii. Daniel KINCHELOE was born in 1723. He died in 1785. Daniel was born January 8, 1723/24, in North Farnham Parish. He had 138 acres adjoining his brother Cornelius on Rushey Branch. Daniel presented "Report of the Lands" on June 10, 1768.

Daniel's first wife, Elizabeth Wickliffe, had a half-brother named Benjamin Wickliffe. Benjamin was the first husband of Sukey (Susan) Davis. When Benjamin died, his widow married Daniel.

Daniel died in 1785 in Fairfax County, he had eight children.

9 iv. Cornelius KINCHELOE was born on 8 Aug 1721. 10 v. Elizabeth KINCHELOE was born in 1726. She died in 1771. Elizabeth was born in 1726, in Stafford County, she was married to Isaac Davis in 1749, and later to Rhodham Blansett. She had eleven children, and died in 1771.

11 vi. Mrs. John Haskins (Kincheloe) KINCHELOE. 12 vii. Margaret (Mary?) KINCHELOE. We know that Mary was born in 1719 in North Farnham Parish. She married Richard Simpson, Jr. in 1740 in Fairfax County, Virginia, and she too had eleven children. Mary and Richard Simpson died in Caswell county, North Carolina, Richard in 1789, and Mary in 1798.

13 viii. Wildman/Wileman (Peter?) KINCHELOE was born in 1730. He died in 1810. 14 ix. Nancy KINCHELOE was born in 1734. She died in 1822. Nancy was born in 1734 and was married to Thomas Stribling, Jr. They died in South Carolina, Thomas on March 7, 1819, and Nancy on December 2, 1822.

FOURTH GENERATION

6. John KINCHELOE3,2,1 was born on 8 Jan 1732/33 in N. Famham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia. He died on 15 Feb 1809 in Washington or Hawkins County, Tennessee. John Jr. was born in 1728, in Stafford County, he married Mary "Polly" Wickliffe in 1744, and he had nine children. He bought 183 acres in Fauquier County from his brother William and wife Molly on October 22, 1768. He also bought 157 acres in Fauquier County from John Rector for 62 pounds, 16 shillings on September 23, 1771, 100 acres from Thomas Glasscock for 60 pounds on August 22, 1774, and 103 acres from John Monday. He was elected vestryman of Detlingen Perish in the spring of 1785. He died February 15, 1809 in Tennessee.

He was married to Mary "Polly" WICKLIFFE in 1744 in Prince William, Virginia.

7. William KINCHELOE3,2,1 was born on 26 May 1736 in Hamilton Parish, Prince William County, Virginia. He died on 10 Oct 1788 in Bardstown, Nelson County, Virginia. At the old Virginia family graveyard buried are several Confederate soldiers, including William Simpson Kincheloe, who fought for Mosby's Raiders, and his brother James Cornelius Kincheloe. There has been at least five generations born and buried on Kincheloe property along Bull Run. There is even an older graveyard, but Union troop encampments destroyed the grave markers during the Civil War. The Union also burned the old farmhouse on the land.

The farm is situated on Bull Run and one can still find Civil War relics from the Battle of Bull Run, fought in part on the Kincheloe property. Land from the farm has been purchased by the state of Virginia for the Bull Run State Park and the Manassas National Battlefield.

William was born on May 26, 1736, in Hamilton Parish. He married Mary "Mollie" White in 1760 and they had ten children. Their land included 400 acres in Fauquier County, purchased for 90 pounds, June 3, 1767 from Smith Burgess.

William and John (his brother) were appointed to survey a road in 1769, and witnessed the will of John Hurmons in 1775.

William was a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, serving in Captain James Scott's Fauquier Independent Company. He served the Colonies in the Continental Line. He "wintered at Valley Forge" under General George Washington's command, where he captured a British sword. Later his son Jesse in the War of 1812 used the sword.

Promoted to Captain, William resided at the Falls of the Ohio (Louisville, KY) in 1778/79. He then moved to Nelson County on Simpson Creek about 1790. At the time many of the frontier settlers lived in forts to protect themselves from the Indians. William found a partially built fort (by Captain William Polk) and he completed it. It was called Fort Kincheloe, or Kincheloe's Station. In 1782, a band of Indians led by the renegade Simon Girty (an Englishman who remained loyal to the crown) attacked Fort Kincheloe, killing many, and taking others prisoner. Fortunately, the Kincheloes had moved to Chaplin Fork late fall of 1781. Thereafter, Kincheloe's Station was called Burnt Station.

Having survived war with the British and war with the Indians, William Kincheloe was killed on his own plantation when a tree fell on him in 1797. Both of his older sons fought in the Revolution and all six of his sons served in the War of 1812.

He was married to Mary (Molly?) WHITE in 1760 in Prince William, Virginia. Mary (Molly?) WHITE was born on 9 Feb 1744 of Prince William, Virginia. She died on 21 Nov 1831 in Nelson County, Kentucky. William KINCHELOE and Mary (Molly?) WHITE had the following children:

15 i. Jesse Davis KINCHELOE was born on 5 May 1754 in Fauquire County, Virginia. He died in 1820 in Tensae Parish, Louisiana. Jesse was born on May 5, 1784 and was married to a Taylor in 1810. He later married Anna Cochran on April 6, 1815. He had one child. He died 1819/20.

He served in the War of 1812 with the sword his father captured from the British near Valley Forge during the Revolution. He was a Private under Captain Wickliffe's company. He served in the battle of the River Raisin in Michigan, and in the Battle of The Thames. He became a prominent doctor in Nelson County, Kentucky. He died of yellow fever in Tensas Parish, Louisiana while scouting for a place to relocate his medical practice.

+16 ii. Thomas Ludwell KINCHELOE. 17 iii. Peggy (Margaret) KINCHELOE was born about 1769 in Farquier County, Virginia. Margaret Peggy was born in 1769 and was married to Travis Davis. 18 iv. Stephen KINCHELOE was born in 1763 in Fauquire County, Virginia. Stephen was born in 1763, Fauquier County. He was married to Ann Hayden on December 26, 1785, and had three children. After Ann's death he married Elizabeth Tyler on February 2, 1795, and they also had three children.

He served in General George Rogers Clark's Illinois Company. In the War of 1812 he was a Private in Captain Martin Wickliffe's Company in the 5th Kentucky Regiment of Colonel Henry Renick's Mounted Volunteers. Later he was Corporal and Sargent in the 7th Regiment of Barbee's Kentucky Militia.

19 v. Mary (Molly) KINCHELOE was born about 1771 in Fauquire County, Virginia. Mary was born in 1771 and was married to Warren Davis on January 7 or 10, 1787.

20 vi. Lewis KINCHELOE was born about 1773 in Fauquire County, Virginia. He died on 3 Nov 1813. Lewis was born in 1773 and was married to Milly Reno on November 9, 1794. He had five children.

Lewis was appointed Lieutenant Colonel commanding the 45th Regiment of the Kentucky Volunteer Infantry in 1805. Served as Captain 3rd Company in the Williams Regiment Kentucky Volunteers Light Dragoons, later Major. Served in Williams' 11th Kentucky Mounted Volunteers and engaged in the Battle of The Thames, in Canada, on September 5, 1813. There is some evidence that he fought with Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans.

Lewisburg, named in honor of Lewis, or "Kincheloe Bluff," on the Green River in Muhlenburg County, Kentucky was a landing place before 1798, and was declared a 'port of entry' in 1800. Merchandise from the east was received there, and produce, hides and pork for the south were shipped from there.

21 vii. Clarissa KINCHELOE was born in 1774 in Fauquire County, Virginia. She died in 1833 in Nelson County, Kentucky. Clarissa was born in 1767 and was married to Isaac Davis, Jr. on January 10, 1799. She died in 1833.

22 viii. Elias KINCHELOE was born in 1776 in Fauquire County, Virginia. He died in 1856 in Chaplin, Nelson County, Kentucky. Elias was born in 1776/77 and was married to Rebecca Rector on April 27, 1807 He had four children. He later married Ann B. Jackson (or Ann B. Harrison?) on September 1, 1828. He obtained a grant of 200 acres south of the Green River in Christian County, Kentucky on September 7, 1798. He also obtained 200 acres on Pond Creek in Muhlenburg County Kentucky on November 21, 1807.

He served in the War of 1812 in the battle of the River Raisin in Michigan, and in the Battle of The Thames on September 5, 1813

23 ix. Sarah (Sallie) KINCHELOE was born in 1765 in Fauquire County, Virginia. She died. Sarah was born in 1765 and was married to a Taylor.

24 x. Rev. William KINCHELOE was born on 22 Mar 1786 in Fauquire County, Virginia. He died in 1853 in W Island, Muhlenburg County, Kentucky. William, Jr. was born on March 22, 1786 and was married to Elizabeth Worthington on May 25, 1809. There is also a reference to a marriage to Ann H.? He had four children. He died in 1853.

He served in the war of 1812 and fought in the Battle of The Thames. He later became a Methodist minister in Muhlenburg, County, Kentucky

FIFTH GENERATION

16. Thomas Ludwell KINCHELOE was born on 8 Oct 1761 in Farquier County, Virginia. He died on 10 Nov 1845 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. Thomas Ludwell was born on October 8, 1761, Prince William County. He was married to Hannah Robinson on August 24, 1780, and had six children. He later married Nancy Edwards on December 2, 1794.

He fought with Captain Peter Grant's Company of the 11th Virginia Militia from 1778 until the end of the Revolution. He was promoted to Sargent for his bravery. He later served in John Chun and John Eden's Companies and was orderly Sargent in William Grigsby's Company. He also served in the War of 1812 as Captain of the first company of the Battalion of Kentucky Mounted Volunteer Militia, organized June 24, 1813, and was attached to Colonel William Russells's Regiment of U.S. regulars, fighting at the battle of River Raisin in Michigan.

He served as Justice of the Peace, and three terms as Sheriff.

He was married to Nancy EDWARDS (daughter of Phillip EDWARDS and Nellie WILLIAMS) on 2 Dec 1794 in Nelson County, Kentucky. Nancy EDWARDS was born on 18 Apr 1779 in Virginia. She died on 6 Jun 1869 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. Thomas Ludwell KINCHELOE and Nancy EDWARDS had the following children:

25 i. John KINCHELOE was born on 8 May 1796 in Nelson County, Kentucky. He died on 18 Aug 1817. +26 ii. Phillip KINCHELOE. 27 iii. Hannah Robinson KINCHELOE was born on 17 Feb 1800 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. She died on 28 Dec 1814 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. 28 iv. Lewis KINCHELOE was born on 7 Nov 1801 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. He died on 11 Aug 1880 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. 29 v. Thomas Jefferson KINCHELOE was born on 28 Oct 1803 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. He died on 29 Sep 1821. 30 vi. Jesse White KINCHELOE was born on 22 Dec 1805 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. He died on 10 Aug 1887. 31 vii. Allen Lindsey KINCHELOE was born on 17 Mar 1808 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. He died in Feb 1874. 32 viii. Richard Perkins KINCHELOE was born on 27 Mar 1810 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. He died on 4 Sep 1866. He was buried in Central City, Muhlenburg County, Kentucky. 33 ix. Julia KINCHELOE was born about 1812 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. She died on 23 Aug 1826 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. 34 x. William Reno KINCHELOE was born about 1814 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky. He died on 23 Aug 1826 in Hardinsburg, Breckinridge, Kentucky.

He was married to Hannah ROBINSON on 24 Aug 1780 in Farquier County, Virginia. Hannah ROBINSON was born on 4 Aug 1762 in Farquier County, Virginia. She died on 10 Nov 1791 in Nelson County, Kentucky. Thomas Ludwell KINCHELOE and Hannah ROBINSON had the following children:

35 i. William KINCHELOE was born on 12 Jul 1781 in Farquier County, Virginia. +36 ii. Joseph KINCHELOE. 37 iii. Peggy (Margaret) KINCHELOE was born on 24 Aug 1785 in Farquier County, Virginia. She died on 20 Jan 1818 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. 38 iv. Mollie (Mary) KINCHELOE was born on 24 Aug 1787 in Farquier County, Virginia. She died on 24 Aug 1791 in Farquier County, Virginia. 39 v. Caty (Catherine) KINCHELOE was born on 24 Aug 1789 in Farquier County, Virginia. She died on 24 Aug 1792 in Farquier County, Virginia. 40 vi. (Infant Male) KINCHELOE died in 1791. He (or she) was born on 1 Nov 1791 in Farquier County, Virginia. He (or she) died on 1 Nov 1791 in Farquier County, Virginia.

SIXTH GENERATION

26. Phillip KINCHELOE was born on 4 Feb 1798 in Breckenridge, Kentucky. He was buried in Oct 1887 in Kincheloe Family Cemetery, Wright County Missouri. He died on 9 Oct 1887 in Wright County, Missouri. Phillip H. Kincheloe Born, Nov. 1838 Kentucky (Richmond, Va.?) He is buried in the Kincheloe cemetery. Phillip arrived in Missouri from Breckinridge Co. Ken. in early 1840. in 1849 he moved to Wright Co. Mo. and settled along the Gasconade River in Montgomery Township. In 1854 he was a County Court Judge. He was a Confederate private, in Company H, 5th Mo. Inf. enlisting 6/1863 and was discharged in 1864. He was shot in the leg and was taken prisoner during the war. He lived in Manes, Mo. after the war and on Aug. 25, 1913 applied for a pension. (At the battle of Hartville, Mo. a private Kincheloe, Confederate soldier, first name and unit unknown, died of wounds in Hartville, Mo. Jan 11, 1863. Possibly Jessie Elias Kincheloe, born 1836 ?)

He was married to Caroline Lewis STITH (daughter of John, Dr. STITH and Susan HIGHTOWER) on 9 Oct 1823 in Rockford, Breckinridge, Kentucky. Caroline Lewis STITH was born in 1807. She died in 1899. Phillip KINCHELOE and Caroline Lewis STITH had the following children:

+41 i. Nancy Edward KINCHELOE. +42 ii. Thomas Lewis KINCHELOE. +43 iii. John Allen KINCHELOE. +44 iv. Robert Perkins KINCHELOE. +45 v. George Stith KINCHELOE. 46 vi. Jesse Elias KINCHELOE was born in 1836. He died in 1861. Jesse was murdered while riding with a posse to apprehend a horse stealing gang. +47 vii. Phillip Henry KINCHELOE. 48 viii. Benjamin Franklin KINCHELOE was born in 1841. He died in 1844. 49 ix. Susan Jane KINCHELOE was born in 1846. She died in 1887.

36. Joseph KINCHELOE was born on 2 Jun 1783 in Farquier County, Virginia. He died on 26 Aug 1826 in Missouri.

He was married to Martha EDWARDS on 5 Mar 1805.

SEVENTH GENERATION

41. Nancy Edward KINCHELOE was born in 1825. She died in 1897.

She was married to John W. HOWARD. John W. HOWARD was born about 1822. Nancy Edward KINCHELOE and John W. HOWARD had the following children:

+50 i. Thomas "T.K." HOWARD. 51 ii. Margaret HOWARD was born in 1850.

42. Thomas Lewis KINCHELOE was born in 1827. He died in 1919.

He was married to Louisa RIPPY. Thomas Lewis KINCHELOE and Louisa RIPPY had the following children:

52 i. Mirriah KINCHELOE was born in 1849. She died in 1867. 53 ii. Phillip Eli KINCHELOE was born in 1851. He died in 1928. 54 iii. Mary Jane KINCHELOE was born in 1854. She died in 1933. 55 iv. Nancy KINCHELOE was born in 1855. She died in 1902. 56 v. George R. KINCHELOE was born in 1857. He died in 1935. 57 vi. Sarah KINCHELOE was born in 1859. She died in 1861. 58 vii. Cynthia A. KINCHELOE was born in 1861. She died in 1901. 59 viii. Louise May KINCHELOE was born in 1866. She died in 1913. 60 ix. Martha KINCHELOE was born in 1868. She died in 1940. 61 x. Thomas Allen KINCHELOE was born in 1871. He died in 1953.

43. John Allen KINCHELOE was born in 1829. He died in 1882.

He was married to Cynthia NUNN. John Allen KINCHELOE and Cynthia NUNN had the following children:

62 i. Jane KINCHELOE. 63 ii. Anna KINCHELOE. 64 iii. Belle KINCHELOE. 65 iv. Dickson KINCHELOE.

He was married to Sally Ann MURRELL.

He was married to Martha MURRELL.

44. Robert Perkins KINCHELOE was born in 1832. He died in 1920.

He was married to Elizabeth DYER. Elizabeth DYER was born abtt 1841. Robert Perkins KINCHELOE and Elizabeth DYER had the following children:

66 i. Elizabeth Adelyn KINCHELOE was born in 1860. She died in 1947. 67 ii. Sara Caroline KINCHELOE was born in 1862. She died in 1948. 68 iii. George Henry KINCHELOE was born in 1865. He died in 1953. 69 iv. Thomas Albert KINCHELOE was born in 1867. 70 v. Emma Evie KINCHELOE was born in 1870. She died in 1952. 71 vi. Robert Marion KINCHELOE was born in 1873. He died in 1966. 72 vii. Nannie Jane KINCHELOE was born in 1875. She died in 1964. 73 viii. Mary Belle KINCHELOE was born in 1878. She died in 1962. 74 ix. Richard Bland KINCHELOE was born in 1884. He died in 1885.

45. George Stith KINCHELOE was born in 1834. He died in 1897.

He was married to Rachel DAVIS (daughter of Solomon DAVIS and Martha) 000000. Rachel DAVIS was born in 1843. She died in 1919. George Stith KINCHELOE and Rachel DAVIS had the following children:

+75 i. Robert Edward Lee KINCHELOE. 76 ii. Mary Caroline KINCHELOE was born in 1884. She died in 1884.

He was married to Elizabeth Ann HAIGLEY (HARLIP?) 000000. Elizabeth Ann HAIGLEY (HARLIP?) was born in 1835. She died in 1878. George Stith KINCHELOE and Elizabeth Ann HAIGLEY (HARLIP?) had the following children:

+77 i. Charles Marion KINCHELOE. 78 ii. John J. KINCHELOE was born in 1878. He died in 1878.

47. Phillip Henry KINCHELOE was born in Nov 1838 in Mead County. He died in 1929.

He was married to Mary Elizabeth MOSLEY about 1862 in Missouri. Mary Elizabeth MOSLEY was born in 1840 in Tennessee. She died in Manes, Wright County Missouri. Phillip Henry KINCHELOE and Mary Elizabeth MOSLEY had the following children:

+79 i. George Huntly KINCHELOE. +80 ii. Louise A. KINCHELOE. 81 iii. William P. KINCHELOE was born in Nov 1878 in Wright County, Missouri.

EIGHTH GENERATION

50. Thomas "T.K." HOWARD was born in 1848. He died in 1933.

He was married to Joicey GRAVENS.

75. Robert Edward Lee KINCHELOE was born on 18 Jan 1883. He died on 14 Sep 1966 in Competition Missouri Wright County.

He was married to Rebecca Jane (Daisy) CAUDLE (daughter of Ellis Newton CAUDLE and Mary Isabelle TUEBNER) on 24 Sep 1905. Rebecca Jane (Daisy) CAUDLE was born on 16 Aug 1886. She died in 1983 in Riverside, California. Robert Edward Lee KINCHELOE and Rebecca Jane (Daisy) CAUDLE had the following children:

+82 i. Francis Leroy KINCHELOE. +83 ii. Charles Herbert KINCHELOE. +84 iii. Vera May KINCHELOE. +85 iv. Velma Kapitola KINCHELOE.

77. Charles Marion KINCHELOE was born in 1876.

He was married to Cara MOTT. Charles Marion KINCHELOE and Cara MOTT had the following children:

86 i. Clarence KINCHELOE. 87 ii. Clifton KINCHELOE.

79. George Huntly KINCHELOE was born on 14 Jan 1865 in Ohio. He died on 25 Jun 1933 in Kincheloe Bluff Cemetary, Muhlenburg County, Kentucky.

He was married to Anna Eliza MCCLEAN in 1887 in Wright County, Missouri.

80. Louise A. KINCHELOE was born in 1876 in Wright County, Missouri.

She was married to Marvin E. CLAXTON.

NINTH GENERATION

82. Francis Leroy KINCHELOE was born on 3 Jul 1906 in Competition Missouri Wright County. He died on 24 Apr 1964 in Competition Missouri Wright County.

He was married to Eula CLAXTON.

83. Charles Herbert KINCHELOE was born on 17 Dec 1907 in Competition Missouri Wright County. He died in 1988 in Competition Missouri Wright County.

He was married to Cledith GOURLEY.

He was married to Erma BURNEY.

84. Vera May KINCHELOE was born on 23 Dec 1911 in Competition Missouri Wright County. (living)

She was married to Robert FLESHER.

85. Velma Kapitola KINCHELOE was born on 21 Nov 1914 in Competition Missouri Wright County. (living)

She was married to J.P. AARON (son of Alex E. (A. E.) AARON and Lucy Jane EDGEMON) in 2222. J.P. AARON was born on 17 Jan 1915 in Fayetteville, Arkansas Washington County. Velma Kapitola KINCHELOE and J.P. AARON had the following children:

+88 i. Jackie Dean AARON. (living) +89 ii. Rebecca Jane AARON. (living) 90 iii. Donald Jay AARON. (living)

Kincheloe Origins

Research on Hugh Kinselo
by John William Kincheloe, III
Appendix I:
Family historians for years have been aware of an intriguing Virginia record of the marriage of a "Hugh Kinselo." The document was reported to be evidence of his October 14, 1660 marriage to Marion Haley in what was thought to be Northumberland County. This county was the "mother county" to several Tidewater Virginia counties which were subdivided from it. Cornelius' own Richmond county was one of those derivative counties. Knowing this, it was reasonable to conclude that, though appearing 33 years apart, Hugh and Cornelius lived in approximately the same geographical are in Virginia.

The evidence of a "Hugh Kinselo" has held great appeal among family historians. The spelling of the surname had a remarkable similarity to the earliest appearance of Cornelius' name, "Kinselloe. Furthermore, the presence of the name "Kinselo" in Virginia records from 1660 clearly supported the notion that the "se" middle syllable was typical of early forms of the family name.

Beyond this, the existence of Hugh raised an important question: was he related to Cornelius? With the two appearing as adults in roughly the same place and a generation apart, were we to understand Hugh best as the father of Cornelius? Did Hugh take the American family name back yet another generation? Many are inclined to doubt that Hugh was the father of Cornelius because the name "Hugh" did not continue as a given name for subsequent generations, unlike those omnipresent names "Cornelius" and "John". The truth was, however, we simply had no way of knowing.

The record of Hugh carried an additional, and possibly important bit of information: it said he married "Marion Haley." A bit of research tells us that the surname "Haley" (also spelled "Halley" and "Haly") was a family name from South Central and Western Ireland. A census published in 1659, the year before Hugh's marriage, showed that the family was prominent in Counties Clare and Limerick. Baptista Boazio's 1599 map of Ireland placed the Haly family in King's County (present-day Offaly), twenty miles west of the Barrow River headwaters. So, had Hugh Kinselo taken an Irish wife? Was Hugh Irish as well?

Speculation has continued to expand regarding Hugh. Is there perhaps one more document that tells us about him? An entry in the Northumberland County Order Book, dated February 18, 1673/74 speaks volumes about the gritty circumstances of one Irishman named Hugh. The entry reads exactly as follows:

Whereas it appears to the Cort:yt Daniel & Hugh, two Irishmen, did unlawfully beat & abuse their overseer; It is ordered yt: ye saide servants make their saide Master satisfaccon for their saide default according to Act

Could it be that this Hugh, an indentured Irishman, and Hugh Kinselo were one in the same? In the absence of more definite information we are left in the dark about this man. Ultimately we could only assert what the early genealogists told us ~~ that he married Marion Haley in the fall of 1660, probably in Northumberland County, Virginia.

New research on "Hugh Kinselo" has yielded some surprising results, however. What this author has recently discovered questions almost everything family historians have been claiming about this individual. Based on a review of the documentation as cited by earlier genealogists, it is the author's opinion not only that "Hugh Kinselo" is unrelated to the Kincheloe family, but that it is unlikely that a "Hugh Kinselo" ever existed in 17th century Virginia.

The evidence documenting "Hugh Kinselo" has always been scant. Both L.D. McPherson and Clement Ross Jones cited only the same, single source to prove the existence of this possible Kincheloe ancestor. It is reasonable to think that Jones, being the earlier researcher, was the source of the notion of a Hugh Kinselo link. His genealogical compilation was dated 1934.

What was his evidence for Hugh? Was it a document from 1660? Was it a 17th century original record? The answer is no. A bit of investigation reveals that his sole source was, in fact, a brief item from a genealogical journal published in the 1920s. We are surprised to learn that the only citation ever offered in support of the existence of Hugh Kinselo was published in the June 1923 issue of The County Court Note-Book. Apart from the fact that this journal has a reputation for dubious reliability, the content of the "Hugh Kinselo" item proves to be the real shocker. After so much speculation on Hugh, his wife Marion, and his relation to Cornelius, the family researcher is stunned upon reading the actual source record. The full text of this brief item is printed below, precisely as originally published:

MARIAM HAEY (?) m. Hugh Kunneloe (?)
N-n, Va. ix-92. 14Oct1660
What a jolt it is to realize that this is the sole record that generated the account of Hugh Kinselo. The names early genealogists have led us to consider ~~ "Haley" and "Kinselo" ~~ now appear to have been creative extrapolations from the actual names in the source record.

It is revealing that Jones chose to cite only The County Court Note-Book, when within that item lies a better citation for a 17th century record. In fact, several things about the Jones citation make us think he did not ever see this County Court Note-Book item at all. First, his citation reads "I I#12" when, in fact, the item appears in "Vol. II, no.3, p.5." Second, Jones says that the item probably refers to a Northumberland County record. It is clear, however, from reading the journal that "N-n, Va." is an abbreviation for Northampton county on Virginia's Eastern Shore, and not Northumberland County. Third, Jones confesses that he was not able to locate certain early records. Perhaps some other researcher gave this item to Jones, and as it happened, the author never got a chance to evaluate the record or its original source. The citation numbering problem alone could very well have prevented him from even finding the record. The present writer found the item only by chance while flipping through pages out of frustration.

Unfortunately, the citation for the 17th century record is a problem, as well. The "ix, 92" appears to be a County Court Order Book and page number, but the original Hugh Kunneloe item proves elusive. All of this author's efforts to locate the original have been fruitless.

The actual text of the sole locatable source record, then, leaves us only with skepticism about the existence of any "Hugh Kinselo." The name "Kunneloe" does not appear to be a variant spelling of the family name; when spoken, it sounds like a different name altogether. Though the final verdict on Hugh is still in question until the discovery of the original 17th century document, the opinion of the present writer is that "Hugh Kinselo" is no more than a genealogical wild goose chase ~~ the product of a careless or overly-imaginative genealogist. The only documentation for Hugh is marginal at best, unlocatable in its original form, and almost certainly irrelevant for Kincheloe family genealogy. So under close scrutiny, the appealing mystery of "Hugh Kinselo" begins to dissolve away into a recognition of the fallibility all family historians are subject to, the present writer included. We come away from our encounter with "Hugh Kinselo" with a good measure of humility, and with a sense of gratitude for the generous amount of substantial genealogical work we have inherited.

In the wake of these findings about so-called "Hugh Kinselo," it bears reiteration that the earliest documented Kincheloe family ancestor in America was old Cornelius; his location, legacy, and pivotal place in family history are well-proved. The American family tree begins with him.^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20010808142537/www.kincheloe.com/origins5.htm

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• http://www.ole.net/~maggie/trimble/kinchloe.htm
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