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  The first couple of pages explain why it was a mistake that John Hobbs Jr.'s second wife was Elizabeth Hammond.  She wasn't.  Just to simplify it, he had two wives named Elizabeth, but the surname of neither is known.  The reasoning behind one being Elizabeth Hammond is flawed, especially in terms of dates.   For more information and more on credits contact Jess Scott, jscott@stithvalley.com. 

Robert Moore now has some information that  John Hobbs back in Md DID have children by his second wife Dorothy (Clary).  

         JOSHUA AND JOSEPH HOBBS, 
SONS OF JOHN HOBBS AND ELIZABETH
compiled by Robert P. Moore

   Joshua and Joseph Hobbs were the sons of John Hobbs, d. ca. 1768, Frederick Co. Md. (Will Book 36, p. 616).  They were
almost certainly by his first and, possibly, only wife Elizabeth.  (In his correspondence with Mrs. Benjamin Buckley, George N.
Hobbs of Covington, Ky., suggested that the "first" Elizabeth was either a Dorsey or the daughter of John Brice and Sarah Howard,
widow of John Worthington and that this Sarah Howard was the daughter of Matthew Howard and Sarah Dorsey, dau. of the
immigrant Edward Dorsey.  There seems to have been an Elizabeth Brice with this ancestry, but neither she nor any other Elizabeth
is recorded in Dorsey family history as marrying a John Hobbs.)  John Hobbs is thought by some to have m. secondly Elizabeth
Hammond, b. 17 August 1725, St. Margaret's Westminster Parish, and thus too young to be the one on a deed with him in 1736 (Anne
Arundel Co. Deeds, Liber RD#2, folio 442), dau. of Thomas John Hammond.  The basis for this theory is that a John Hobbs was listed
in 1777 as representative of Thomas John Hammond in one of the documents involving the settlement of Hammond's estate 
(Administration Accounts, Anne Arundel Co., Liber ED#1, folio 18).  There is no proof, however, that it was this John, or, more
likely, one of his heirs, since he had been dead since 1768.  On the other hand, if one assumes that the children mentioned in his will
were by a different wife from the ones not mentioned, then those mentioned in the will, because of the names Nicholas and
Greenberry, could conceivably be by a Hammond wife, since these particular Hammonds were descendants of Col. Nicholas
Greenberry.  Joseph and Joshua had full brothers William and John and , perhaps, half-brothers (those mentioned in John Hobbs's
will) Leonard, Nicholas (m. Elizabeth Cummings), Greenberry, and Charles (m. Elizabeth Ogle).  Joshua and John "Jr." were deeded
land by their father John on 19 June 1765, and the deed to Joshua (184 acres of "Hobbs Purchase" for only œ5, Frederick Co. Deed
Book J, p. 1208) specifically calls him the son of John.  Some research on the Hobbs family has alluded to a family Bible that says
the John Hobbs who was Joseph and Joshua's brother was born in 1734.  Land records in Anne Arundel Co. and Frederick Co. would
indicate that the John Hobbs who died in 1768 moved to Frederick Co. in the 1740s or 1750s.

   Joshua Hobbs's father John Hobbs's inventory was taken on 29 Nov. 1768 (Frederick Co. Inventories, Liber 100, folio 345-46,
recorded 13 Aug. 1769) by William Duvall and Joseph Beall and personal property was appraised at œ141/10/1.  His nearest kin were
Joseph Hobbs and William Hobbs and the document was witnessed by John Hobbs son of John and by Leonard Hobbs.  The original
paper is in Box 6, folder 46 at the Maryland Archives.

   This John Hobbs, d. 1768, was the son of John Hobbs, d. 1731, Anne Arundel Co., Md. (Will Book 20, p. 279), in the part that
is now Howard Co.  (The original of this will is in Box 4, Folder 7, Frederick 1768 and is also in Frederick Co. Will Book 36, p. 616.) 
The senior John Hobbs's wife at his death was Dorothy, who m. then Thomas Higgins.  (In July 1736, Thomas Higgins, Samuel
Hobbs, and John Hobbs occupied pew 13 in Christ [Episcopal] Church, Anne Arundel Co.  John Hobbs was sexton of Christ Church
in 1728.  These facts do not fit genealogist Harry Wright Newman's theory that the Hobbses were Quakers.)  John Hobbs Sr. had a
previous wife Susannah, who was probably the mother of his children.  He advertised on 8 March 1725 that he would not be
responsible for Susannah's debts, she having "separated herself from him four or five years past," i.e., ca. 1720-21.  (This fact is stated
on p. 330 in Robert Barnes's Baltimore County Families, published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore.  From Barnes's system
of references, it appears that it was in Maryland Land Records for Baltimore Co., Liber IS#H, p. 225.)  Six years later in his will he
refers to Susannah's children that she had in her "inlopement by a certain William Powell."  The following children are named in the
will of John Sr.:  [1] Margaret (m. William Phillips); [2] Samuel (m. Sarah); [3] John; [4] Joseph (m. first, Elizabeth Higgins, dau.
of Thomas Higgins and Elizabeth Howard, and second widow Jemima Dorsey Elder); and [5] William (m. first Mary Ridgely and
second ______ Dorsey).  He also mentions the children Susannah had by William Powell.  Records of the Maryland Land Office
show that John Hobbs Sr.'s first recorded acquisition of land was in 1722 in (then) Baltimore Co. from Caleb Dorsey.  It was a part
of the Dorsey tract called "New Year's Gift" (Maryland Land Office, Liber IL#A, folio 552).  The records of St. John's and St.
George's Parish, Md., give the birth in Dec. 1724 of a son Josias for John and Susannah Hobbs.  According to John's will, this Josias
was actually one of the four children that Susannah had by William Powell.  Since these four were legally his heirs, he left each of
them a shilling in his will.  The other three by Powell were Henry, James, and Elizabeth.

   There was a large Hobbs family quite early in Somerset Co., Md., but there has not yet been found anything to connect them
with the Hobbses of Anne Arundel and Frederick Cos.  Interestingly, though, there was also a large Powell family in early Somerset
Co.  Robert Barnes of Md. reports that at Christ Church, Calvert Co., Md., on 20 Aug. 1704 a John Hobbs m. Mary Wilde.  No
connection has been found between this John Hobbs and the one in question.

   Most of the information to follow is based on the research of the late Harry Wright Newman in a study he did for Mrs. Benjamin
Buckley of Lexington, Ky., a descendant of Joseph Hobbs.  While it is a thorough and well-documented study, Newman made several
crucial mistaken judgments, partly because he did not have access to certain facts since discovered.  John Hobbs was, indeed, a
member of the Church of England and thus not a Quaker.  His wife Susannah was not a widow of William Powell.  Rather she ran
away with Powell while she was John Hobbs's wife.  This latter fact is revealed in the March 1725 Baltimore Co. notice in which
Hobbs explains why he will not be responsible for her debts.  This date is important in revealing how many children Susannah had
borne by John Hobbs and by what date and whether she was likely to have been the mother of the Hobbs children.  In assuming that
she married John Hobbs as Powell's widow and would have had to have given birth to the Powell children no earlier than 1720 (still
minors when John Hobbs died), Newman thus judged that it was very unlikely that she could also be the mother of the Hobbs
children, who were also minors when John Hobbs died in 1731.  She would have had to have borne four Powell children and then
five Hobbs children between 1720 and 1731.  This, coupled with the fact that John Hobbs's son John was already married and selling
land in 1736 (Anne Arundel Co. Deeds, Liber RD#2, folio 442) means that the Hobbs children had to have been born before those
by Powell.  It is clear that Newman had the order of Susannah's marriages reversed.  We know from John Hobbs's will that Josias
"Hobbs," whose Dec. 1724 birth record calls him the son of John and Susannah, was actually her child by Powell and that thus the
five Hobbs children were born first and before 1724.  This means that, whether she was or not, Susannah could have been their
mother.  Finally, there is one more point of judgment where one may disagree with a Newman conclusion.  He says that Joseph
Hobbs, the son of the John Hobbs who died in 1768 in Frederick Co. was John's son by Elizabeth Hammond, b. 1725, his supposed
second wife.  There is no actual proof of this, and it is just as reasonable to conclude that Joseph was not by Elizabeth Hammond,
if indeed John was married to this daughter of Thomas John Hammond.  Joseph is one of several sons of this John Hobbs who are
not mentioned in John's will.  It seems just as likely that the children not mentioned in the will are by a first wife and the ones in the
will are by a second wife, who may have been, but probably was not Elizabeth Hammond, dau. of Thomas John Hammond.  This
matter will be discussed more fully below.

   As was said above, the first John Hobbs in this line appeared first in Maryland records when the area in Elk Ridge Hundred
where he lived south of the Patapsco River was a part of Baltimore Co.  (It later was placed under the jurisdiction of Anne Arundel
Co.)  On 8 Dec. 1722 it was recorded in the Maryland Land Office records (Liber IL#A, folio 552) that Caleb Dorsey had assigned
90 acres of his tract "New Years Gift" to John Hobbs, also of Baltimore Co.  On 24 Dec. 1722 (same Land Office document as above)
John Hobbs received a grant that combined this 90 acres with other land into a 200-acre tract called "Hobbs Park."  On 13 Feb. 1723
he received a 100-acre patent for "Addition to Hobbs Park," which, by the way, adjoined "Cross' Forrest" of the Sellman family.  Soon
after John Hobbs's death, his widow appeared on 28 Aug. 1731 and renounced administration of his estate and requested that Samuel
Cottrell replace her (Maryland Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 29, folios 150, 151).  The total value of his personal estate was
œ141/3/6 (Inventories, Liber 16, folio 651, filed 20 May 1732).  The greatest creditors were Phil. Hammond and Thos. Worthington. 
On 4 Apr. 1732, Samuel Cottrell, carpenter, had recorded his acceptance of administration of the estate and stated that Dorothy Hobbs
was now the wife of Thomas Higgins.  By 14 Oct. 1736, Cottrell had died and Thomas and Dorothy Higgins were administering the
John Hobbs estate (Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 30, folio 211, and Administration Accounts, Liber 15, folio 190).  Payments
were made to "William Phillips who married Margaret Hobbs, daughter to the deceased, and to Samuel Hobbs, a son of the deceased,"
as well as to a son Joseph Hobbs.  On 10 Aug. 1737 another account was rendered in which the one-shilling payments were made
to the four children Susannah had by William Powell (Administration Accounts, Liber 14, folio 322).

   It may be assumed that John Hobbs, the son of the above John, was married by 1733, since the supposed family Bible (location
not known) says that his son, a third John Hobbs, was born in Sept. 1734.  The second John Hobbs had a wife Elizabeth when, on
4 Oct. 1736, he and brothers Samuel and Joseph, all planters of Anne Arundel Co., conveyed to the physician Samuel Stringer
("Practitioner of Physick") all their rights and interests in the tract known as "Hobbs Park," lying at Elk Ridge (Anne Arundel Deeds,
Liber RD#2, folio 442).  The sale was witnessed by Henry Ridgely and Joshua Dorsey.  On 14 Aug. 1741, he bought 200 acres of
"Martin's Luck" from Thomas Worthington, merchant, the deed being witnessed by Henry Ridgely and Charles Griffith (Anne
Arundel Deeds, Liber RB#1, folio 88).  He sold this tract on 4 Nov. 1742 to Dr. Joshua Warfield, as witnessed by John Howard and
Caleb Dorsey (Anne Arundel Deeds, Liber RB#3, folio 196).  In 1745 he patented "Hobbs' Support" in that part of Anne Arundel
Co. that later became Howard Co. (Land Office, Liber LG#E, folio 732).  John Hobbs was in Anne Arundel Co. as late as 5 March
1746, when he was called as a witness to the will of John Parr of Prince George's Co. (Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 32, folio 52). 
In late 1753 he patented "Hobbs Purchase" of 1927 acres, then lying in Anne Arundel, Frederick, and Baltimore Counties, but today
in Howard, Frederick, and Carroll, according to Maryland records (Liber BC&GS#1, folio 193, and Liber BY&GS#1, folio 571). 
This land adjoined "Long Bottom" and "Bush Creek Hill."  It should also be noted that in 1750 John Hobbs patented 319 acres of
"Hobbs Purchase" in what is now Montgomery Co.  This would indicate that at one time John owned land in four counties:  Howard,
Carroll, Frederick, and Montgomery.  He ("John Hobbs, Planter, of Frederick Co.") sold a portion of this tract in Frederick Co. on
17 June 1756 for œ7  to Ann Hammond and Henry Griffith (Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber F, folio 139).  John Hobbs patented a 50-acre
tract called "Here I Begin" in Frederick Co. in 1760 (Liber BC&GS#2, folio 528).  The deeds that John and Elizabeth made in 1765
could possibly indicate that he is providing for his children by his first wife and that this Elizabeth is his second wife.  On 19 June
1765 for œ5 (obviously not a real sale) he conveyed a 155-acre portion of "Hobbs' Purchase" to John Hobbs Jr. of Frederick, and on
the same date for œ5 he deeded 184 acres of "Hobbs' Purchase" to "Joshua Hobbs, son of John" (Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber J, pp.
1207 and 1208).

   Although it is very questionable whether Elizabeth Hammond, b. 17 Aug. 1725 (parish register of St. Margaret's Westminster,
Anne Arundel Co.), daughter of Thomas John Hammond (and Ann Cockey, whom he m. 28 June 1721), was a wife of the John Hobbs
who died in 1768, we do know that John's wife was named Elizabeth and that a John Hobbs was a representative of Thomas John
Hammond when his estate was being administered, so it would be interesting to investigate this family at least from the point of view
of observing associates of the Hobbs family.  Thomas John Hammond was the son of John Hammond and Anne Greenberry, dau.
of Col. Nicholas Greenberry.  He died intestate sometime in early 1767.  His inventory was filed by John Davidge and Nicholas
Worthington on 3 Apr. 1767, with an appraisal of over œ663 (Inventory, Liber 103, folio 81).  No next of kin signed the inventory. 
For some reason, there are no periodic accounts of the administration of this estate.  Finally, on 13 Oct. 1777, the administrator John
Hammond filed a final account, in which the balance of the estate was divided equally among the representatives of Thomas John
Hammond:  John Hammond, James Nichols, John Hobbs, Caleb Floyd, Rebecca Maynard, Ann Rodwell, Thomas Worthington
(Administration Accounts, Anne Arundel Co., Liber ED#1, folio 18).  Either "John Hobbs" should have read "heirs of John Hobbs"
or this was some other John Hobbs.  There is another study of this family by Harry Wright Newman, a copy of which is in the library
of the Daughters of the American Revolution.  This study is almost verbatim identical to that done for Mrs. Benjamin Buckley, except
that the final section concerns the John Hobbs who was the son of the John who died in 1768.  Newman this time does not specifically
claim that Joseph Hobbs was a son of Elizabeth Hammond as he had done in the study for Mrs. Buckley, a descendant of Joseph. 
Here he suggests that only those named in the 1766 will are children by a second wife.  His conclusion here is that this third John
Hobbs was married second to Rachel Maynard.  She may have been the sister of Rebecca Maynard above and thus the daughter of
Henry Maynard who married 7 May 1741, Laraday Hammond, dau. of Thomas John Hammond.  If this be the case, the third John
Hobbs, not the one who had been dead 11 years, was the one who was the representative (as husband of a granddaughter of Thomas
John Hammond) and there is no reason for descendants of Joseph and Joshua Hobbs to look for their ancestors among those of
Thomas John Hammond.  It thus also brings into doubt the question of whether John Hobbs had more than one wife named Elizabeth. 
It would appear that in the 1940s Mrs. Benjamin Buckley was attempting to obtain membership in some society that required
medieval ancestry and that Harry Wright Newman was doing the research for her and looking for ancestry in Maryland that would
fulfill that requirement.  It was thought by some at that time (and since disproved) that one of the Howard ancestors of the Hammonds
was of the Howard family of the Earls of Arundel and Dukes of Norfolk.  Thus Hammond ancestry was the route to this membership. 
This would appear to be one of those examples of a risky approach in research, when the seeker is prejudiced by the result he desires.
The conclusion, then, is that John Hobbs Sr. m. (1) Susannah _____ and (2) Dorothy _____ and that John Jr.(father of Joseph and
Joshua) had either one or two wives, both named Elizabeth, and that neither of them is Elizabeth Hammond.

   It may be interesting to students of some of the families with whom the Hobbses were associated that the tombstones of Col.
Nicholas Greenberry, Col. Nicholas Gassaway, and some of the Hammonds and Worthingtons are in the churchyard of St. Anne's
Episcopal Church.  This church is in a circle in the old part of Annapolis.

Joshua Hobbs, b. 22 July 1742 or 23 July 1741, probably Anne Arundel Co., Md., may have d. in Henderson Co., Ky., where his
last wife is said to have died in 1818.  He first appears on the tax lists of Nelson Co., Ky., in 1786, a year after his son Eli.  In
November of that same year, one finds him, with his wife Elizabeth, selling large tracts of land in Frederick Co., Md., as recorded
in Deed Book 7.  Family tradition has it that the mother of his children was Margaret Sellman, dau. of Charles Sellman and
Elizabeth Gassaway, and, indeed, in 1784 he and a wife Margaret sold land in Frederick Co.  Deeds prove that the Sellmans lived
near the Hobbses in both Anne Arundel Co. and Frederick Co., Md., and one finds Sel(l)man as a first name among his descendants. 
Some of the tracts that Joshua sold in 1785 and 1786 (totaling over 1000 acres) adjoined a John Sellman.  (Joshua's son Eli named
his first two children Joshua and Margaret.)  The tracts that Joshua sold in Frederick Co. from 1784 to 1786 were named "Hobbs
Purchase," "Resurvey on Hobbs Purchase," Hazard and Never Fear," "I Have Got It All," "Here I Begin," "Bush Creek Hills," and
"Red Oak Ridge."  "Hobbs Purchase" and "Here I Begin" had been patented by John Hobbs, while "Red Oak Ridge," and "Hazard
and Never Fear" were patented by Joshua.  The patent for "I Have Got It All" has not been located, but Joseph Hobbs had 196 acres
of it in 1766, and the Maryland Debt Books show that he paid "rent" on it to Lord Baltimore's proprietary sometime from 1763 to
1772.  The patent for "Bush Creek Hills" also has not been located.  It seems, however, to have been the previous name for the land
called "Hobbs Purchase."

   Joshua's wife Elizabeth was Elizabeth (Compton?) Briscoe, to whose children some of his were married.  Elizabeth died in
about 1797 and on 23 Dec. 1803, in Nelson Co., Ky., Joshua married Christian Brittingham (Hill) Aydelott, b. 22 Dec. 1752 (dau.
of Joshua Hill by a dau. of John Brittingham of Worcester Co., Md.) after Elizabeth's death (in about 1797).  The will of her first
husband (George Howard Aydelott, prob. 9 Apr. 1804) had not been probated when she married Joshua Hobbs.  In 1813 in Nelson
Co., Joshua and Christian were sued (John Aydelott vs. Hobbs and wife) by her son John Aydelott (she also had a younger son
Benjamin), who asserted that he had been denied a part of his inheritance from his father George, a claim which they denied.  It was
in that same year that they moved to Henderson Co., Ky.

   In a letter written on 25 June 1940 by George N. Hobbs, great grandson of Vachel, to Anna M. Grisez, he says that his
grandfather George W. Hobbs said that Vachel's mother was Ann Sellman and that she died at his birth in 1775 and that he then
married Margaret Sellman.  (He also said that Joshua was 95 when he died and that Joseph was older than Joshua.  The reliability
of George W. Hobbs's memory is put into question by the fact that he said the Hobbses came to Ky. in 1778, while tax records show
Eli to have been the first arrival in 1785.)  If this were true, then one would expect that Eli, evidently the eldest son, would have
named his first daughter Ann instead of Margaret.  There is no evidence that Joshua had children either by Mrs. Elizabeth Briscoe
or by Mrs. Christian Brittingham Hill Aydelott.  (Since Joshua and wife Elizabeth sold land in Frederick Co., Md., in November 1786,
it is interesting to note that their marriage bond is recorded in Nelson Co., Ky., on 4 Apr. 1786.  They must have journeyed back to
Maryland in that same year to dispose of their lands.)  Other than the cases of daughters for whom consent appears in marriage bonds,
family tradition is the only basis for most of the following children being assigned to Joshua Hobbs, although in the case of Eli's
family there is the fact that the name Joshua occurred quite frequently among Eli's descendants, and six others of the following
children attributed to him also had children named Joshua.

   Quote from the Burckhardt Bible:  "Joshua Hobbs, Senior, was born July 22, 1742 and in April 1824 a minute estimation was
made of his descendants amounting in all to 232 souls living.  Remarks:  This estimation was made in Mo.  Joshua Hobbs was born
& married in Maryland.  His daughter Elizabeth married Chris B. in Md. and moved to Kentucky in 1795 and to Mo. in 1808."

   Both Joshua and his brother Joseph were Nelson Co., Ky., representatives and electors for the Senate for 1792 under the first
constitution of Kentucky.  This fact may be found in the Kentucky Historical Society Publication Kentucky in Retrospect:  Noteworthy
Personages and Events in Kentucky History, 1792-1967.  Joshua Hobbs was recommended to the governor of Virginia as a magistrate
in Nelson Co. (then Virginia) on 27 Apr. 1786.  On 11 Sept. 1792 he was appointed a justice of the peace of Nelson Co., Ky., by Gov.
Isaac Shelby.

   Joshua Hobbs's first acquisition of land in Nelson Co. is recorded on 24 May 1788 in Deed Book 2, p. 2.  He purchased 422
acres "on the hedd waters of Wilsons Creek" from Samuel Pearman for œ184.

1. Rev. Eli Hobbs, b. ca. 1761, d. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky. (Will Book F, p. 438), bur. Old Methodist cem., Chaplin, Ky., m. 4 Oct.
   1782, Frederick Co., Md., Elizabeth Hamilton.

2. Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 3 Dec. 1765, d. 22 Oct. 1844[?], bur. Drake cem., Clinton, Mo., m. 16 Dec. 1780, Frederick Co., Md.,
   Christopher Frederick Burckhardt, b. 19 Dec. 1756, d. 13 Oct. 1857, St. Louis, Mo.

3. Nancy Hobbs, m. (1) General Walker (no record), (2) 16 June 1785, Frederick Co., Md., George Burckhardt, whose will was
   written 15 Aug. 1831, Nelson Co., Ky., and prob. 8 Dec. 1834, Nelson Co., Ky., naming wife Nancy and 10 children.

4. Lydia Hobbs, b. 22 Dec. 1786, d. 19 Oct. 18__, m. 8 Jan. 1801, Nelson Co., Ky., William J. Bayne, b. 7 Sept. 1776, Md., d.
   8 Apr. 1859, Larue Co., Ky., both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.

5. Peggie Hobbs, unm.?

6. Hennie Hobbs m. 22 May 1799, Nelson Co., Ky., Samuel Brown

7. Sarah Hobbs, m. (1) 15 Nov. 1799 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., her stepbrother Stephen Briscoe, (2) 30 Jan. 1806 John Rogers.

8. John Hobbs, b. 1770, d. 1840, Nelson Co., Ky., (Will Book 3, p. 573), m. (1) 29 Feb. 1787 (bond), his stepsister Cassandra
   Briscoe, (2) 26 Dec. 1797, Nelson Co., Ky., Eleanor Abell, b. ca. 1775, d. ca. 1850 (Will Book 6, p. 386, written 14 Oct. 1846,
   prob. 14 Oct. 1850), stepdaughter of Thomas Polke.

9. Joshua Hobbs Jr, m. 17 Apr. 1788, Frederick Co., Md., d. ca. 1846-47 (Will Book 5, p. 201, prob. 8 Feb. 1847), Nelson Co.,
   Ky., his first cousin Rachel Hobbs, b. ca. 1770, d. 23 Sept. 1839, Nelson Co., Ky., age 69, dau. of Joseph.

10.   Nicholas Hobbs, b. ca. 1773, d. 5 July 1830, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 23 Dec. 1800, Nelson Co., Ky., Sally Shelton, dau. of Henry
      Shelton and Mary ______ of Virginia.  They lived in Hardin Co., Ky.

11.   Ezekiel Hobbs, b. by 1770.  Perhaps, although this is very late, he is the Ezekiel who m. 4 Aug. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Nancy
      Read.  He had probably been married before and is probably an earlier child than his place in this order.  Some of the family
      lived in Bullitt Co.

12.   Vachel Hobbs, b. 1 or 31 Oct. 1775, d. 26 Apr. 1847, Mt. Pleasant, Howard Co., Mo., m. (1) 17 Apr. 1799 [Bible says 19 May],
      Nelson Co., Ky., Celia Helm, b. 23 May 1784, d. 25 Aug. 1816, dau. of Lt. Thomas Helm (son of Thomas Helm and Margaret
      ______) and Jane Pope.  He m. (2) 15 Oct. 1817, Nelson Co., Ky., Eleanor Marshall, b. 1775, d. 12 Jan. [Bible says 19 Sept.]
      1822, widow of Thomas Ricks; (3) 3 March 1823, Nelson Co., Ky., and div. 24 Jan. 1827, by act of Ky legislature, Mrs. Amelia
      Foster, widow of John Foster; (4) 15 Nov. 1829, Nelson Co., Ky., Mrs. Mary (______) Scott, may have d. 30 Oct. 1830, widow
      of James Scott, (5) Sallie ______, who is said to have m. (2) _____ Burkhart.

1. Rev. Eli Hobbs, b. ca. 1761, d. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky. (Will Book F, p. 438), bur. Old Methodist cem., Chaplin, Ky., m. 4 Oct.
   1782, Frederick Co., Md., Elizabeth Hamilton.  He first appears on Nelson Co., Ky., tax lists in the first year of the county's
   existence, 1785, and was the first of the Hobbs family to arrive in Nelson Co.  He acquired his first land (101 acres "on the
   Waters of Chaplins fork, adjoining David Smith and Thomas Bean [Bayne?]" in 1789 by a deed from Cuthbert Harrison, which
   was recorded in Nelson Co. Deed Book 4, p. 247, on 12 Oct. 1790.  There has been no success in a search for references to Eli
   Hobbs in Maryland court records.  However, in Records of Marriages and Burials in the Monocacy Church in Frederick Co.,
   Md., by Frederick Sheely Weiser, published by the National Genealogical Society in 1972, one finds on p. 24 that Ely Hops
   was a wit-ness on 21 Sept. 1779 with Ely Reazin Davis, Peter Dulaney, Laraugh Grimes, Margan Davis, and Elizabeth Hobbs
   to the marriage of Gassaway Sellman [brother of the Margaret who is thought to have m. Joshua Hobbs] and Catharina [Hobbs]
   Davis.  See Robert P. Moore's compilation of Eli Hobbs's descendants in a separate list.  (On p. 47 of the same publication,
   one finds that Gassaway 'Salmon,' Louisa Davis and John 'Macalfresh' were witnesses to the marriage on 24 June 1787 of
   Barnaba Davis and Elizabeth Hobbs.  Frederick Co., Md., Deed Book 7, p. 52, shows John McElfresh to be one of those to
   whom Joshua Hobbs sold land in 1786.)  Eli Hobbs was one of the first ministers of the Methodist Church in Chaplin, Nelson
   Co., Ky.  Some of his land there is still owned by members of the Blanton family, descendants through Eli's daughter Susan,
   who married Richard L. Murphy.
   a. Joshua Hobbs, b. ca. 1784, Md., living in 1870 at age 88 in Hardin Co., Ky., with son Oliver P., m. 3 Sept. 1807, Nelson
      Co., Ky., Lydia Beauchamp, dau. of Newell Beauchamp and Annis Downham.

   b. Peggy Hobbs, b. 2 Feb. 1785, d. 25 Oct. 1837, m. 17 Sept. 1808, Nelson Co., Ky., Samuel Humphrey, b. 29 Oct. 1786,
      Va., d. 6 Aug. 1834, Nelson Co., Ky., son of William Humphrey and Mary Summers.  Both bur. in Poplar Flat Meth.
      cem., Nelson Co., Ky.

   c. Sally Hobbs, m. 10 Aug. 1805, Nelson Co., Ky., John Humphrey, son of William Humphrey and Mary Summers.

   d. Susan Hobbs, b. ca. 1789, d. 22 Aug. 1835, m. 4 March 1810, Nelson Co., Ky., Richard L. Murphy, b. 5 Nov. 1784, Md.,
      d. 19 Sept. 1859, Nelson Co., Ky., son of Philip Murphy and Elizabeth ________.  Both are bur. in Old Meth. cem.,
      Chaplin, Ky.  Richard m. (2) her sister Elizabeth below.

   e. Mary Hobbs, m. (1) 22 Feb. 1810, Nelson Co., Ky., Elijah Milton, d. before Sept. 1824, Nelson Co., Ky., son of Moses
      Milton and Mary ______, (2) 27 Aug. 1828 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., John Wesley Lowber, probably son of Peter Lowber
      of Delaware.

   f. William M. Hobbs, b. 27 Apr. 1793, d. 28 Apr. 1857, m. 6 Jan. 1822 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., Catherine Ann
      Beauchamp, b. 16 Sept. 1802, d. 2 Apr. 1892, dau. of Newell Beauchamp and Annis Downham.  She m. (2) 20 Dec.
      1864, Nelson Co., Ky., Samuel F. Wilkinson.  No children by second marriage.  Both bur. Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky.,
      while Wilkinson is bur. in the Wilkinson cem., near Bloomfield.

   g. Samuel Hobbs, m. (1) 29 Dec. 1816, Nelson Co., Ky., Dicey Scott, (2) 19 May 1828, Washington Co., Ky., Catherine
      Cammack, dau. of James Cammack and Mary E. _______.  They lived in Vermilion Co., Illinois.  It is not absolutely
      proven that the same Samuel Hobbs m. both these women, but living very near Samuel in Illinois was William Hobbs,
      b. ca. 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., who could have been a son by the first marriage.

   h. Dr. Eli B. Hobbs, b. ca. 1803, m. (1) 22 Sept. 1828 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., Lavinia McMakin, b. 12 Feb. 1806, d. June
      1844, bur in Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky, (2) 1847, Muhlenberg Co., Sarah Ann Bell, by whom his youngest daughter. 
      They were living in Muhlenberg Co. (next to a Thomas Bell, old enough to be her father) during the 1850 census and
      in McLean Co., Ky., at the time of the 1860 census.

   i. Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 15 Nov. 1797, d. 13 Jan. 1860, Nelson Co., Ky., m. (1) 24 Aug. 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., her first
      cousin Nathan Hobbs, d. 1836 (will prob. 11 July 1836) son of Joshua Hobbs Jr. and his first cousin Rachel Hobbs, dau.
      of Joseph, (2) 7 Dec. 1837, Nelson Co., Ky., her brother-in-law Richard L. Murphy.  No children by either marriage. 
      All four are bur. in the Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky.

2. Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 3 Dec. 1765, d. 22 Oct. 1844[?], bur. Drake cem., Clinton, Mo., m. 16 Dec. 1780, Frederick Co., Md.,
   Christopher Frederick Burckhardt, b. 19 Dec. 1756, d. 13 Oct. 1857, St. Louis, Mo..  They moved to Kentucky in 1795 and
   to Missouri in 1808.  He was the son of George Frederick Burckhardt, b. 6 June 1725, m. 19 Nov. 1749, Maria Catherine
   Miller, b. 19 Dec. 1728.  (Christopher Burkhardt himself must have recorded his parents' births in his Bible, since they say "my
   father" and "my mother."  His own and Elizabeth's births and those of his brothers and sisters are also recorded in this Bible,
   as well as his and his parents' marriages.)
   a. George Frederick Burkhart, b. 4 Nov. 1782, d. 29 March 1864, Howard Co., Mo., m. 4 Jan. 1803, Ruth Dorsey, b. 17
      July 1785, Frederick Co., Md., d. 3 Sept. 1846, Howard Co., Mo., dau. of Greenberry Dorsey and Sarah Hobbs (m. 24
      Feb. 1784, Frederick Co., Md.), dau. of Joseph Hobbs.
      (1)   Christopher F. Burkhart m. Elizabeth Anne Hill.
         (a)   George Ella Burkhart m. Andrew J. Miller of Ohio, son of Jacob Miller and Sarah Asp.  They went to
               Missouri in the late 1870s and settled in Chariton Co.
            [1]   Mildred Mayes Miller.
            [2]   Mary Harriet Miller m. Ama Lee Smiser of Ky.
               [a]   Ellen Elizabeth Smiser m. Emil Christian Schewesen
               [b]   Mildred Miller Smiser.
               [c]   Samuel Lee Smiser.
            [3]   Elizabeth Burkhart Miller m. Homer Melton Carpenter.
               [a]   Andrew Miller Carpenter.
               [b]   James Melton Carpenter.
            [4]   Frederick Burkhart Miller

   b. Polly Burkhart, b. 14 Aug. 1786, d. 31 Jan. 1806, m. James Richardson.

   c. Catherine Burkhart, b. 7 March 1788, m. (1) J. M. Hough, (2) Judge David R. Drake.

   d. Joshua Hugh/Hobbs Burkhart, b. 2 Nov. 1789, d. 1852, Texas Co., Mo., m. Nancy McDonald, b. 13 Feb. 1792, d. Oct.
      1849, Texas Co., Mo.

   e. Nicholas Burkhart, b. 16 June 1792, d. 14 June 1834, m. Sally Rose.

   f. Christopher Burkhart, b. 9 Jan. 1794, d. 30 Dec. 1796.

   g. Daniel Burkhart, b. 11 March 1796, d. Aug. 1799.

   h. Elizabeth Burkhart, b. 4 Aug. 1799, m. 13 Aug. 1815, Rev. James Barnes.

   i. ?James Burkhart, b. 23 May 1804, d. 14 Sept. 1812.

   j. Sellman/Selmon Burkhart, b.. 11 Oct. 1807, d. 14 Sept. 1812.  [Note:  Same date of death as James.]

   k. Mary Ann Matilda Burkhart, b. 19 Dec. 1809, d. 17 Jan. 1846, m. 9 Oct. 1823, Rev. William Winn Redman.

3. Nancy Hobbs, m. (1) General Walker, (2) 16 June 1785, Frederick Co., Md., George Burckhardt, whose will was written
   15 Aug. 1831, Nelson Co., Ky., and prob. 8 Dec. 1834, Nelson Co., Ky., naming wife Nancy and 10 children.  (Margaret
   Burkhart was not in her father's will.)  He was perhaps the George b. 3 June 1754 who was the brother of Christopher above. 
   In some records he appears as Burkitt.  Who is the Sarah Hobbs who m. George Burkitt on 9 June 1785?  Is this a mistake? 
   [No documentation known of Nancy Hobbs's marriage to a General Walker.  This comes from family tradition.]
   a. Polly Burkhart, m. 21 July 1808, Nelson Co., Ky., William Hopkins, son of Cynthia Hopkins.  The 1850 census of Nelson
      Co., Ky., shows a Mary Hopkins, 63, b. Md. (ca. 1787) with a son William, 23 (b. ca. 1827).  In the 1810 census they
      have one son under 10; in 1820, two sons under 10, one son 10-16, and three daughters under 10; in 1830 three sons and
      three daughters.  The oldest son William is married with one child.

   b. George Burkhart, m. 6 Oct. 1815, Nelson Co., Ky., Hannah Crawford, dau. of Hugh Crawford.

   c. William Burkhart, m. 18 Sept. 1817, Nelson Co., Ky., Cynthia Hopkins, dau. of Cynthia Hopkins.  In the 1820 census
      they have one son and in 1830 one son and three daughters.

   d. Ann Burkhart, b. 30 May 1794, Md., d. 5 Feb. 1870, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 19 Dec. 1837, Nelson Co., Ky., William
      Gilbert, b. 23 May 1801, d. 16 Dec. 1870, both bur. Osborn Young place, east side of Cox's Creek, near Barney King
      place, Nelson Co., Ky.
      (1)   John W. Gilbert, b. 3 Oct. 1826, d. 17 Dec. 1846, buried with them.  He is too old to have been Ann's child. 
            However, the 1840 census showed them with one son under 10 years of age.

   e. Elizabeth Burkhart m. 13 Sept. 1822, Nelson Co., Ky., Windle K. Miller.
      (1)   Harriet Hobbs Miller m. Thomas Sporhn[?]

   f. Vachel Burkhart.

   g. Christopher Burkhart, m. 25 Feb. 1825, Nelson Co., Ky., Sally Crawford, dau. of Hugh Crawford.  The date of their
      marriage bond is given as 28 Feb.

   h. Daniel Burkhart, b. 10 May 1804, m. Abigail ______.

   i. Sally Burkhart, m. 5 Feb. 1828, Nelson Co., Ky., George Boyer.  George Burkhart willed that, unless Boyer returned
      ("now absent") or she divorced him, her portion of the inheritance be handled by his executors for her children's benefit,
      since George Boyer (called Buyer in the will) had mismanaged her affairs.
      (1)   Franklin Boyer (mentioned in his grandfather's will as her only child at that time).

   j. Joshua Burkhart, b. 1810, d. 29 May 1870, m. 2 Sept. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Mary Wilkinson, d. Aug. 1876.  Lived in
      Clay Township, Spencer Co., Indiana.
      (1)   Benjamin F. Burkhart, b. 20 May 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 8 Jan. 1853, Laura Powell, probably in Spencer Co.,
            Ind.  The information on the Joshua Burkhart family is on p. 516, History of Warrick, Spencer and Perry Counties,
            Indiana, Goodspeed, Bros. & Co., Chicago, 1885, reprinted by Whipporwill Publications, Evansville, Ind., 1986.
         (a)   Lavina Burkhart, m. H.L. Anderson.
         (b)   Joshua Burkhart.
         (c)   Sophia A. Burkhart, m. S. Woodruff.
         (d)   Josephine Burkhart
         (e)   Benjamin F. Burkhart
         (f)   Olie Burkhart
         (g)   Bell Burkhart
         (h)   Georgie Burkhart
         (i)   Charles Burkhart.

   k. Margaret Burkhart, m. 22 Feb. 1806, Nelson Co., Ky., Josiah Anderson.  Not mentioned in her father's will.  Josiah
      appears with three children under 10 in the 1810 census.  In Nelson Co. on 12 Mar. 1812 a Josiah Anderson married
      Dorcas Grigsby, dau. of Nathaniel Grigsby Jr. and his cousin Mildred Grigsby.  Dorca is bur. in Bloomfield Bapt. cem.,
      Bloomfield, Ky.  She was the sister of William Remey Grigsby, the ancestor of the Grigsbys of Bardstown, Ky., and of
      Red-mond Butler Grigsby of Nelson Co., Ky.

There are also these unplaced Burkhart marriages in Nelson Co., Ky., records:
John Burkhart m. Mary Lynch 1 Oct. 1835.
Nancy Burkhart m. Aaron Bridges 15 March 1838.  Bond signed by William A. Hobbs.
Sarah Burkhart m. Rhodes Wilson 8 Jan. 1839.  Bond signed by Morris Hobbs.

4. Lydia Hobbs, b. 22 Dec. 1786, d. 19 Oct. 18__, m. 8 Jan. 1801, Nelson Co., Ky., William J. Bayne, b. 7 Sept. 1776, Md.,
   d. 8 Apr. 1859, Larue Co., Ky., both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.  The bond was signed by Ezekiel Hobbs and
   consent was given by her father Joshua.  They named their first son for her father Joshua.  The second son was named Thomas,
   which leads one to speculate that William was the son of Thomas Bayne, brother of the Walter who settled in Nelson Co.  This
   or some Thomas appears in records in both Nelson and Hardin counties.  On 7 Dec. 1805 in Hardin Co. a Thomas Bean was
   surety for the marriage of Andrew Walters and Sarah Bean.  On 6 Oct. 1818, also in Hardin Co. William J. Bayne was a witness
   with Andrew Walters to the marriage bond of Jediah Walters and Sarah Middleton, dau. of Hendley Middleton, who gave
   consent.  Surety was Andrew Walters.  In Hardin Co. on 24 Sept. 1816, Jesse Bayne m. Alice Hittson, dau. of Alexander. 
   Witnesses were Charles Middleton and Andy Walters.  In addition, Nancy Bayne dau. of Thomas Sr., m. William Walters in
   1820 and Elizabeth Bayne, dau. of Thomas, m. Quillan Walters in 1821.  Some of these show ties of these Baynes with the
   Middleton family, and Susannah Middleton, dau. of Thomas Middleton, was the mother of Walter and Thomas Bayne, as will
   be seen in Bayne family records.  Note also that in Nelson Co. Hen(d)ley Middleton m. Mary Bayne, dau. of Thomas, on 21
   Dec. 1797, and Charles Middleton m. Susannah Bayne, dau. of Thomas, on 17 Aug. 1797.  Walter and Thomas Bayne and some
   of the Middletons, from Prince George's Co. and Charles Co., Md., were together in the records of Loudoun Co., Va.  They
   had a brother John, who may be the one who m. Ann Middleton on 24 Dec. 1791 in Lincoln Co., Ky., where some of their
   Owsley associates and relatives also lived.  Kentucky Genealogy and Biography, Vol. I, p. 36, ed. Thomas W. Westerfield,
   published 1970, Owensboro, Ky., says that an Andrew Walters, d. 1855, of Pennsylvania came to Kentucky and m. (1) ______
   Ashcraft and (2) Sallie Bayne.  William Walters, b. 1806, son of Andrew m. Catharine Redman, dau. of Richard Redman of
   Nelson Co., Ky., and they had Andrew Walters, b. 22 Sept. 1839, Hardin Co., Ky., who m. 31 Aug. 1872 Grace M. La Rue
   of Larue Co., Ky.
      There is a problem with the age of Lydia in that a transcription of her tombstone and the 1850 census indicate that she
   was born in 1786, which would make her the daughter of Joshua Hobbs's marriage to Elizabeth Briscoe and she would have
   been only 14 when she married.  This is not impossible, but the 1860 census indicates that she was born in 1784, and she did
   not name any daughter Elizabeth (unless the one who m. Joseph Hargan in Hardin Co. in 1830 is theirs), while the first one
   was named Margaret.  Until some more facts are discovered, the identity of Lydia's mother is open to question.
      Some descendants say that Lydia and William Bayne had 12 children, but only nine have been proven.  There are
   marriages of three other women listed as daughters of a William Bayne, but they are not listed in the deed by which the nine
   sold the family farm.  The early marriages (before the formation of Larue Co. out of Hardin) are in Hardin Co.  They are
   Margaret Bayne m. 25 Aug. 1830, Archibald Reid; Elizabeth Bayne m. 20 Mar. 1826, Joseph Hargan; Sarah Bayne m. 7 Feb.
   1825, James Lamkins.  Kentucky Genealogy and Biography, Vol. I, p. 23, gives the biography of Benjamin J. Hargan, b. 1832,
   Hardin Co., Ky., son of Daniel Hargan, b. 1804, and Susan Middleton (dau. of Henry Middleton, b. 1772, and Elizabeth Bayne,
   so it seems quite likely that the Joseph Hargan who m. Elizabeth Bayne is at least of an associated family.  The Benjamin
   Hargan family lived in Larue Co., Ky.)
   a. Thomas Bayne, b. 11 May 1803, d. 20 Nov. 1858, bur. Bacon Creek Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky., m. 20 Sept. 1831,
      Hardin Co., Ky., Amanda Smith, b. 1811, living in 1860, dau. of Aaron Smith and Rebecca _____.  The child born 1834
      was called Smith in the 1850 census.  When names were listed on deeds, Alfred was usually in this place.
      (1)   William J. Bayne, m. 28 Apr. 1859, Larue Co., Ky., Sarah Jane Hamilton.
         (a)   M. R. Bayne, b. ca. 1860.
      (2)   Aaron S. Bayne, b. 27 Nov. 1833, d. 31 Dec. 1862 in the Civil War Battle of Stone River, m. 21 Jan. 1858, Larue
            Co., Ky., Margaret N. Lashley, b. ca. 1838, d. 3 Sept. 1866 at age 29, both bur. Bacon Creek Bapt. cem., Larue Co.,
            Ky.
      (a)   Willie Lurie (Loretta) Bayne, b. 20 Oct. 1858.
      (b)   Annie S. Bayne
      (c)   Gertrude Bayne.
      (3)   Alfred Bayne, b. ca. 1834.
      (4)   Boliver Bayne, b. ca. 1836.
      (5)   Margaret Ann Bayne, b. ca. 1840, m. 24 Sept. 1856, Larue Co., Ky., William G. Hammon.
      (6)   Judson Bayne, b. ca. 1842, m. 3 Mar. 1864, Larue Co., Ky., Sarah J. Dixon
   b. Joshua H. Bayne, b. 3 June 1807, d. 9 Nov. 1865, m. 8 Dec. 1834, Hardin Co., Ky., Susan S. Smith, b. 27 Dec. 1808,
      d. 10 Jan. 1894, both bur. Buffalo Meth. cem., Larue Co., Ky.  No children.
   c. Margaret Bayne, b. 18 July 1809, d. 22 March 1881, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky., m. Richard Redman,
      b. ca. 1806.  His name is on the tombstone with her, but there are no dates for him.  There was probably another daughter
      in addition to those listed below.  On 23 Dec. 1847, Larue Co., Sarah Redman m. Thomas C. Walters with Richard
      Redman giving consent.  See also above in the discusion of the Walters family.
      (1)   Mary A. Redman, b. ca. 1832-33, m. 16 Dec. 1851, Larue Co., Ky., Cleland Stiles.
      (2)   Elias Redman, b. ca. 1832-33.
      (3)   Lydia A. Redman, b. 13 Aug. 1834, d. 3 Mar. 1930, Larue Co., Ky., m. 6 Oct. 1853, Larue Co., Pleasant
            McDowell, b. 21 July 1827, d. 26 Sept. 1894, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (4)   Susan Redman, b. ca. 1836, m. 16 Jan. 1856, Larue Co., Ky., Henry Lee Patterson.
      (5)   Louisa Redman, b. 9 July 1838, d. 26 Apr. 1922, m. 20 Jan. 1859, Larue Co., Ky., Edward Hays, b. 19 Oct. 1835,
            d. 4 Dec. 1889, both bur. Red Hill cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (6)   Thomas J. Redman, b. Feb. 1840, d. 10 Oct. 1862, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (7)   James H. Redman, b. 2 Jan. 1842, d. 3 Mar. 1875, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (8)   Richard L. Redman, b. 9 Aug. 1845, d. 12 Jan. 1929, m. 22 Sept 1868, Larue Co., Ky., Mary S. Brown, b. 14 Feb.
            1849, d. 17 Aug. 1894, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (9)   Alice Redman, m. 27 Nov. 1863, Larue Co., Ky., Samuel C. Brashear, b. ca. 1842.
      (10)  Nancy J. Redman, b. 20 July 1847, d. 18 Aug. 1871, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (11)  Joshua B. Redman, b. 22 July 1849, d. 13 July 1931, m. 21 Dec. 1876, Grace A. Thomas, b. 7 Jan. 1853, d. 10 Apr.
            1935, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
   d. Susan Bayne, b. ca. 1814, living in 1860, probably unm.
   e. Alice Bayne, b. ca. 1818, m. William Goff, b. ca. 1816.
      (1)   W. E. Goff, b. ca. 1839.
      (2)   M. A. Goff, b. ca. 1841.
      (3)   David Goff, b. ca. 1844.
      (4)   Elizabeth Goff, b. ca. 1845.
      (5)   Syntha Ann Goff, b. 8 Jan. 1846, d. 13 Jan. 1850, bur Old Red Hill cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (6)   A. P. Goff, b. ca. 1849.
   f. John Bayne, b. ca. 1817, d. 1860-70, m. Elizabeth Gardner, b. ca. 1821-23, dau. of Heath Gardner and Anna ______.
      (1)   Joshua H. Bayne, b. 1846, d. 18 Sept. 1912, Larue Co., Ky., m. 27 Dec. 1881, Larue Co., Ky., Mary C. Elkins, b.
            23 Dec. 1850, d. 19 July 1904, both bur. Sherman cem., Larue Co., Ky.
         (a)   possibly Altena Bayne, b. 1882, d. 1949, bur. Sherman cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (2)   Lydia A. Bayne, b. ca. 1848.
      (3)   Josephine Bayne, b. 24 July 1853, Larue Co., Ky.  She is not in the 1860 census.
      (4)   Milsey S. Bayne, b. 15 Oct. 1854, Larue Co., Ky., m. 11 Sept. 1872, Larue Co., Ky., George H. Bassett.
      (5)   Mary S. Bayne, b. 20 Dec. 1859, Larue Co., Ky.
   g. William Bayne, b. 2 June 1820, d. 15 June 1899, m. (1) 3 Feb. 1842, Eliza/Louisa Jane Thomas, by whom his son John,
      (2) 27 June 1845, Larue Co., Ky., Celia Brashear, b. 14 Apr. 1813, d. 15 June 1899, both William and Celia are bur.
      South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (1)   John Bayne, b. ca. 1843.
      (2)   Robert Bayne, b. ca. 1845.
      (3)   Lydia Bayne, b. ca. 1848.
      (4)   Alice Bayne, b. 2 Dec. 1849, d. 8 Feb. 1889, Larue Co., Ky., bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky., m. 27
            Oct. 1868, Larue Co., Ky., Charles W. Lee, b. ca. 1850.
         (a)   Sarah J. Lee, b. ca. 1870.
         (b)   M. B. Lee (f.), b. ca. 1872.
         (c)   M. L. Lee (f.), b. ca. 1873.
         (d)   W. T. Lee (m.), b. ca. 1876.
         (e)   C. F. Lee (f.), b. ca. 1879.
      (5)   Sarah Cordelia Bayne, b. May 1852, d. 1933, Larue Co., Ky., m. 24 Feb. 1876, Larue Co, Ky., H. T. Elliott, b. ca.
            1847, son of Elizabeth Elliott.
         (a)   William Elliott, b. ca. 1878.
         (b)   Boone Elliott, b. 24 Mar. 1881, d. 30 Nov. 1892, bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (6)   William J. Bayne, b. 18 Sept. 1854, d. 26 Mar. 1885, Larue Co., Ky., m. 30 Sept. 1874, Larue Co., Ky., Adeline
            Friend, b. 24 Feb. 1850, d. 30 July 1884, Larue Co., Ky., both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
         (a)   Ella Bayne, b. ca. 1876.
      (7)   Frances P. Bayne, b. 25 Feb. 1857, Larue Co., Ky., m. 21 Mar. 1877, Larue Co., Ky., John W. Ray.
   h. George Bayne, b. 8 May 1825, d. 15 Feb. 1923, Larue Co., Ky., m. (1) 29 Oct. 1846, Larue Co., Ky., Mary Ann Gardner,
      b. 22 Mar. 1825, d. 19 June 1895, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.  She was the dau. of Heath Gardner
      and Anna ______.  He m. (2) Susan M., b. 16 Sept. 1849, d. 7 Nov. 1921, also bur. in South Fork cem.
      (1)   William J. Bayne, b. 1849, d. 1931, m. Christian A. ______, b. 1854, d. 1929, both bur. Big Spring cem., Hardin
            Co., Ky.
         (a)   L. J. Bayne (f.), b. ca. 1872.
         (b)   M. M. Bayne (f.), b. ca. 1874.
         (c)   George B. Bayne, b. ca. 1877.
         (d)   James L. Bayne, b. ca. 1879.
         (e)   J. E. Bayne (m.), b. 7 Sept. 1876, d. 5 Feb. 1890, bur. Big Springs cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
      (2)   Margaret A./E. Bayne, b. ca. 1850, m. 31 Jan. 1872, Larue Co., Ky., John R. Bassett, b. ca. 1847.
         (a)   Bell Bassett, b. ca. 1873.
         (b)   Malissa Bassett, b. ca. 1875.
      (3)   Sarah J. Bayne, b. 8 Feb. 1853, Larue Co., Ky., m. 13 Jan. 1884, Larue Co., Ky., J. M. Roots, b. 1856.
      (4)   Heath Gardner Bayne, b. 20 Dec. 1854, Larue Co., Ky., d. 22 Sept. 1930, m. 20 Dec. 1879, Larue Co., Ky.,
            Josephine Conner, b. 13 Feb. 1860, d. 28 Nov. 1918, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
         (a)   ______ Bayne (infant), b. and d. 2 Apr. 1906.
         (b)   ______ Bayne (infant), b. 25 June 1894, d. 26 June 1894.
   i. Nancy Bayne, b. 22 Dec. 1827, d. 10 Mar. 1901, Larue Co., Ky., m. 29 Oct. 1846, Larue Co., Ky., William Mitchell, b.
      11 Sept. 1825, Va., d. 7 Sept. 1904, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (1)   William F. Mitchell, b. 29 Aug. 1852, d. 19 Aug. 1934, m. Joe Ann ______, b. 17 Sept. 1855, d. 22 Jan. 1906, both
            bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (2)   Martha H. Mitchell, b. ca. 1854.
      (3)   Luella Mitchell, b. ca. 1858.
      (4)   James R. Mitchell, b. 7 June 1860, d. 12 May 1898, Hardin Co., Ky., m. Mary Elizabeth ______, b. 9 May 1864,
            d. 25 Feb. 1955, both bur. South Fork Bapt. cem., Larue Co., Ky.
      (5)   Joseph Bayne, b. ca. 1864.

5. Peggie Hobbs, unm.?

6. Hennie Hobbs m. 22 May 1799, Nelson Co., Ky., Samuel Brown

7. Sarah Hobbs, m. (1) 15 Nov. 1799 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., her stepbrother Stephen Briscoe, (2) 30 Jan. 1806 John Rogers. 
   Consent for her first marriage was given by her father Joshua.  Administrator's bond for Stephen Briscoe's estate filed on 10
   Dec. 1804.  No guardians appointed for any children.  A letter filed in the library of the Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort,
   Ky., says that there was a dau. by Stephen Briscoe.  There is a John Rogers in the 1810 census of Nelson Co. with one son and
   three daughters all under 10.  Some of these were surely by the Briscoe marriage unless Rogers had been married before.

8. John Hobbs, b. 1770, d. 1840, Nelson Co., Ky., (Will Book 3, p. 573), m. (1) 29 Feb. 1787 (bond), his stepsister Cassandra
   Briscoe, (2) 26 Dec. 1797, Nelson Co., Ky., Eleanor Abell, b. ca. 1775, d. ca. 1850 (Will Book 6, p. 386, written 14 Oct. 1846,
   prob. 14 Oct. 1850), stepdaughter of Thomas Polke.  Joshua Hobbs was security for the bond on the first marriage.  The first
   three children are by Cassandra, and the remainder by Eleanor.  At the time of the 1850 census, Eleanor was living with the
   Robert Wortham family below.  John Hobbs first appears on the tax lists of Nelson Co. in 1787.
   a. John B. Hobbs.

   b. Elizabeth Hobbs, m. 5 March 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., William Bridwell.

   c. Margaret Hobbs, m. 20 Jan. 1813 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., Spilbury Homes/Holmes.

   d. Matilda Hobbs, m. (1) 12 Nov. 1818, Nelson Co., Ky., Benjamin Kendall, (2) 7 Aug. 1839, Nelson Co., Ky., John
      Brown.  She is named in her mother's will after James H. and before Lucy.

   e. William A. Hobbs, b. 2 Apr. 1800, d. 20 Jan. 1850, bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky., m. 8 Nov. 1821,
      Nelson Co., Ky., Nancy Wray May, b. 11 Jan. 1803, d. 24 Feb. 1878 or 1879, bur. Cave Hill cem., Louisville, Ky., dau.
      of Smith May and Polly Young.  She lived with Smith May Hobbs for a time after his death and then with her dau. Celia
      Hamilton.  Smith May, Burr, John Sellman, Celia Ann, and Joshua were all living in Bullitt Co., Ky., in 1852 when land
      was sold.  Mary Ellen and William G. were living in Shelby Co., and James Harvey was in Arkansas.  Much of the
      information on this family came from Hobbs and Related Families, vol. 2, by Ralph L. Hobbs, published Jan. 1985 by
      A. Press, Greenville, South Carolina.  That book should be used carefully in studying Kentucky Hobbses, since some of
      the contributors submit-ted incorrect information.
      (1)   Dr. Smith May Hobbs, b. 8 Nov. 1822, Nelson Co., Ky., d. 9 Dec. 1885, Bullitt Co., Ky., m. 12 March 1844,
            Nelson Co., Ky., Caroline Cartmell, b. 1821, d. 1881, dau. of Nicholas Cartmell.  They were living in Bullitt Co.,
            Ky., at the time of the 1850 census.  He was a physician in Mt. Washington, served in the Ky legislature.
         (a)   Dr. Nicholas H. Hobbs, b. 1845, d. 11 Feb. 1882, unm.
      (2)   Dr. Burr Harrison Hobbs, b. July 1824, d. 26 Sept. 1891, Atlanta, Georgia, bur. Elmwood cem., Owensboro,
            Daviess Co., Ky., m. 26 Oct. 1852, Bullitt Co., Ky., Rachel Cox, dau. of Gabriel Cox and Ruth ______.  He was
            single and living with Smith and Celia in Bullitt Co., Ky., in 1850.  Between 1850 and his marriage he had moved
            to Carroll Co., Arkansas, and they moved back to Arkansas after the marriage, where he was a member of the
            Arkansas convention that seceded from the Union.  After the war they settled in Daviess Co., Ky.
         (a)   Arthur Greenwood Hobbs.
         (b)   Ludie Hobbs, b. 23 Sept. 1857, d. 4 Sept. 1878.
         (c)   Nannie Ruth Hobbs, b. 23 July 1858, d. 25 Aug. 1938, m. 16 Apr. 1878, Peter Francisco Smith, b. 1851, d.
               1913.  They lived at Newnan and Atlanta, Georgia.  They had four children.
         (d)   Frances Celia Hobbs, b. 29 July 1867, d. 27 June 1946, Atlanta, Georgia, m. 1 Oct. 1889, Charles Gustavus
               Lippold, b. 1865, d. 1918.  They had three children.
         (e)   Harry Percy Hobbs, d. at age five.
      (3)   John Sellman Hobbs, b. 25 Apr. 1826, Nelson Co., Ky., d. 20 Jan. 1874, Bullitt Co., Ky., bur. King's Bapt. cem.,
            near Whitfield, m. 4 Aug. 1853, Bullitt Co., Ky., Charlotte H. Short, b. 1836, d. 1904, dau. of Judge William C.
            Short.  He farmed with his father-in-law near Shortsville, Bullitt Co.
         (a)   Nanie S. Hobbs, b. 2 Nov. 1855, d. 18 Feb. 1918.
         (b)   William Selman Hobbs, b. 16 Jan. 1858, Bullitt Co., Ky., d. 14 Nov. 1945, unm.  Lived in Jeffersontown,
               Ky.
         (c)   Morrie Hamilton Hobbs, b. 14 May 1860, d. 19 Feb. 1933.
         (d)   Dixie Hobbs, b. 2 Oct. 1862, Bullitt Co., Ky., d. 8 Dec. 1934, m. James Fegenbush, commonly called Bush. 
               No children.
         (e)   Rebecca Hobbs, b. 26 Jan. 1865, d. 22 Sept. 1956.
         (f)   Malinda May ("Linnie") Hobbs, b. 13 Dec. 1865, d. 18  Oct. 1945, m. Ed Christ.  No children.
         (g)   Celia Ellen Hobbs, b. 27 May 1872, d. 30 Jan. 1933, m. William H. Schang of Wheeling, West Virginia. 
               No children.
         (h)   John Thomas Hobbs, b. 11 Sept. 1869, d. 4 Jan. 1871.
      (4)   Rev. William Granville Hobbs, b. 6 Oct. 1827, d. ca. 1886, Wichita, Kansas, m. 12 Apr. 1854, Spencer Co., Ky.,
            Fannie M. Brown, dau. of Ralph Brown and Ruth Coombs.  He was a Baptist minister in Spencer Co. and is said
            to have been bur. there at the Little Union Bapt. Ch.  The following, some of whom are buried in the Elk Creek
            cem. in Spencer Co., could be their children:
         (a)   William G. Hobbs, b. 20 Nov. 1856, d. 31 Aug. 1885.
         (b)   Burr H. Hobbs, b. 26 May 1863, d. 19 Aug. 1865.
         (c)   Walter F. Hobbs, b. 1 Dec. 1866, d. 28 Aug. 1915.  [This one is not listed in the Ralph Hobbs book, but the
               following are:]
         (d)   Smith May Hobbs, b. 1855, d. 1939.
         (e)   Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 26 Nov. 1856, Spencer Co., Ky., d. in childhood.
         (f)   William Hobbs, d. in childhood.
         (g)   James H. Hobbs, b. 1870.
      (5)   James Harvey Hobbs, b. 16 Aug. 1829, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 10 Aug. 1852, Benton Co., Arkansas, Mary E.
            Greenwood, b. 1835, dau. of Judge and U.S. Congressman Alfred Burton Greenwood and Sarah A. Hilburn.  He
            passed the bar in about 1850 and served as a member of the first board of state land commissioners.  By 1860 he
            was operating a general store with his father-in-law in Bentonville.  He was a colonel in the infantry during the
            Civil War, apparently in the Confederate Army.  He resigned because of poor heath in July 1862, but this
            apparently was not acted upon and he became a casualty at the Battle of Corinth in October.  His house and store
            were looted and burned during the war, so little was left to his family.  His widow married Henry H. Hollingsworth
            and lived in Barry Co., Mo.
         (a)   Allis J. Hobbs, b. ca. 1853, Bentonville, Arkansas, m. 3 Jan. 1872, Barry Co., Mo., Frances Marion Bates
               of Arkansas.  Res. Bentonville.
            [1]   Ophelia Bates m. ____ Hughes.  Res. Kansas City, Mo.
            [2]   Nina Bates, d. 9 Jan. 1950, unm.  Res. Kansas City, Mo.
            [3]   Alma Bates, unm.  Lived with her sister.
            [4]   Sally Bates m. ______ Leverette.  Res. Conway, Arkansas.  Had two sons.
               [a]   Marion Leverette.
               [b]   ______ Leverette.
         (b)   William G. Hobbs, b. 2 Nov. 1855, Bentonville, Arkansas, d. 11 Dec. 1887, m. 27 Jan. 1876, Barry Co., Mo.,
               Helen C. Pharis, b. 1858, d. 1939, dau. of D.P. Pharis and Keziah _____.  Res. Cassville, Mo., where he was
               circuit clerk.
            [1]   Lena C. Hobbs, b. ca. 1877, m. ______ Perry.
            [2]   Hallie Keziah ("Kissamet") Hobbs, b. 28 Dec. 1882, Mo., d. 16 Feb. 1887, bur. Cassville, Mo.,
                  cemetery.
            [3]   Willie Hobbs, b. 28 Feb. 1882[?], Mo., d. 13 May 1953, Cassville, Mo., bur. Cassville cem., m. Claude
                  Hessee, b. 1877, d. 1941.
            [4]   Dixie Hobbs, b. March 1884, Mo., d. before 1949, unm., bur. Cassville, Mo.
            [5]   William ("Grover") Hobbs, b. Sept. 1886, Mo.  Res. Springfield, Mo.
         (c)   Sarah W. Hobbs, b. Jan. 1858, Bentonville, Arkansas, d. 1939, bur. Bentonville, cem., m. Franklin Pierce
               Galbreaith, b. 1856, d. 1943 of Bentonville, Arkansas.
            [1]   Willie Galbreaith, b. 27 June 1880, d. 9 July 1880.
            [2]   Kitty Galbreaith, b. 1887, d. 1930, unm., bur. Bentonville, Ark., cem.
            [3]   Frank P. Galbreaith, b. 8 June 1890, d. 19 Mar. 1901.
            [4]   Marion H. Galbreaith, b. 25 Oct. 1893, d. 8 Dec. 1945, bur. Bentonville cem., unm.  He served in
                  World War I.
            [5]   Hunter D. Galbreaith, d. Feb. 1950.  Res. Bentonville and Little Rock, Arkansas.
            [6]   John Galbreaith, married and lived in Taft, California.
            [7]   Charles Galbreaith.  Res. Bentonville and Little Rock, Arkansas.
         (d)   Mary McCullough Hobbs, b. 7 Apr. 1860, Bentonville, Ark., d. 1 Sept. 1930, Monett, Mo., m. 28 Feb. 1881,
               Cassville, Mo., Thomas DeKalb Steele, b. 1862, d. 1924.  He was a lawyer in Cassville and later in Monett,
               Mo.
            [1]   William DeKalb Steele,b. 20 Jan. 1882, Cassville, Mo., m. 26 Feb. 1902, St. Louis, Mo., Lucille
                  Thompson.
            [2]   ______ Steele (son), d. at birth.
            [3]   Oliver Vest Steele, b. 25 July 1886, Cassville, Mo., d. 1 Jan. 1959, San Antonio, Texas, m. 12 Apr.
                  1911, Monette, Mo., Julia Frances McGuffin.
      (6)   Mary Ellen Hobbs, b. ca. 1831, d. 10 Feb. 1903, m. 9 Oct. 1851 or 1852, Nelson Co., Ky., David Morgan McClain,
            b. 1828.  They were farming in Bullitt Co. in 1850, but later lived in Spencer and Oldham counties.
         (a)   William T. McClain, b. 1 July 1852, d. 7 Jan. 1920, buried Taylorsville, Ky., m. Mary A. ______.  Res.
               Jefferson Co., Ky.
         (b)   Celia I. McClain, b. 1853, d. 1890.
         (c)   John W. McClain, b. ca. 1857, Bullitt Co., Ky.
         (d)   Mildred Ann McClain, b. 1860, Bullitt Co., Ky.
         (e)   George Washington McClain, b. 1862, d. 1908.
         (f)   David Morgan McClain, b. 6 Dec. 1866, d. 29 Mar. 1950.
         (g)   Emma McClain, b. 1871.
         (h)   Nanie McClain, b. 1864, d. 1865.
         (i)   Smith McClain, b. 1869, d. 1891.
      (7)   Celia Ann Hobbs, b. 24 Feb. 1833, d. 3 Sept. 1897, bur. Cave Hill cem., Louisville, Ky., m. 12 Sept. 1854, Bullitt
            Co., Ky., John R. Hamilton, b. 1827, d. 1910.  (She was living with her brothers Smith and Burr in 1850.)  They
            first lived in Mt. Washington, Ky., where he was a saddler, and later moved to Louisville, where he was in business.
         (a)   Nannie Sue Hamilton, b. 15 Aug. 1855, Bullitt Co., Ky., d. 1933, bur. Old Rock Creek Church cem.,
               Washington, D.C., m. William Stone Abert, b. 1845, d. 1921, a noted lawyer of Washington.  They had three
               children.
         (b)   Elizabeth Hamilton, b. ca. 1858, Bullitt Co., Ky., d.28 Oct. 1893, m. J.C. McGuire, a physician in
               Washington, D.C.  They had two children.
         (c)   Henry Smith Hamilton, b. 3 Apr. 1861, d. 11 Jan. 1874.
         (d)   James Hobbs Hamilton, b. 2 May 1862, d. 14 Jan. 1893, unm.
         (e)   Charles Lee Hamilton, b. 26 Sept. 1865, d. 3 Mar. 1934, bur. Cave Hill cem., Louisville, Ky., m. Caroline
               Frances Pilcher, b. 1866, d. 1946.  They had two children.
         (f)   Katie Hamilton, b. 22 Jan. 1870, d. 31 Oct. 1894, bur. Cave Hill cem., Louisville, Ky., m. Preston West
               Hardin, b. 1855, d. 1936.  They had two children.
      (8)   Joshua Morris Hobbs, b. 16 Sept. or Feb. 1836, Nelson Co., Ky., d. 15/16 May 1893, bur. Bentonville, Arkansas,
            m. (1) ca. 1857, Martha Vestal, b. 1840, d. 1864, dau. of William Riley Vestal and Nancy Reynolds, (2) 15 Nov.
            1867, Anolia Neitert Douglass of Bentonville, Arkansas, b. 1845, d. 1932, by whom his last two children.  He
            moved to Benton Co., Ark. before 1860, where he worked for Alfred Greenwood.  He served in the Confederate
            Army in the Civil War.  The first two children are by the first marriage.
         (a)   William Sellman Hobbs, b. ca. 1860-62, Bentonville, d. 1 Dec. 1931 or 1932, San Francisco, California,
               unm.  He went to Colorado and to the gold rush in Klondike, Alaska.
         (b)   James Harvey Hobbs, b. 9 Nov. 1860, Bentonville, Ark., d. 16 June 1911, Summerville, Texas, bur. Belton,
               Texas, m. Annie Johnson, b. 28 Oct. 1865, Summer Grove, Louisiana, d. 9 July 1909, San Antonio, Texas,
               bur. Belton, Texas, dau. of John Wesley Johnson and Louisa Taylor.  They lived at San Antonio, Somerville,
               and Belton in Texas, where he was a pharmacist.
            [1]   Harvey Morrison Hobbs, b. 1 March 1888, Moffett, Texas, d. 16 July 1934, Syracuse, N.Y., bur. West
                  Point, N.Y., m. (1) Mary Dickinson, (2) Dorothy Keaton, by whom he is said to have had one child.
               [a]   Harvey Morrison Hobbs, Jr., d. in infancy.
               [b]   Mary Dickerson[?] Hobbs, d. age 12.
               [c]   Elizabeth Towsend Hobbs???
               [d]   Nancy Hobbs.
            [2]   Leslie Selman Hobbs, b. 13 June 1889, Moffett, Texas, d. 9 Nov. 1912, Somerville, Texas, m. Laura
                  Fowler.  No children.
            [3]   Carol Fuchsia Hobbs, b. 11 Aug. 1891, Moffett, Texas, d. 24 Apr. 1973, Kansas City, Mo.  Res.
                  Washington, D.C., unm.
            [4]   Hallie Helen Hobbs, b. 6 Oct. 1894, Belton, Texas, d. 26 Oct. 1963, Cincinnati, Ohio, m. 5 June 1922,
                  Roy Ernest Dickerson.  Res. Cincinnati, Ohio.
               [a]   Roy Hobbs Dickerson.
            [5]   Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 9 Apr. 1904, Belton, Texas, m. 15 Nov. 1930, Herman H. Fox.  No children.  Res.
                  Kansas City, Mo.
            [6]   Rose Hobbs, b. 10 June 1906, Lampasas, Texas, m. 3 July 1931, Bencen B. Sproul.  Res. Kansas City,
                  Mo.  They had one dau. and adopted a son.
         (c)   John Hamilton Hobbs, b. 24 Aug. 1868, Bentonville, Ark., d. 18 Oct. 1893, bur. Bentonville cem., unm.
         (d)   Wilburn Douglas Hobbs, b. 9 Feb. 1879, Bentonville, Ark., d. 16 Aug. 1953, Washington, D.C., m. 17 Jan.
               1901, Mary Brownfield, b. 1881, d. 1943.
            [1]   Dorothy Filipini Hobbs, b. in the Philippine Islands, where her father was teaching, m. Chester
                  Frederick Bletch.
               [a]   Mary Bletch, b. 5 Feb. 1928.
            [2]   Mary Louise Hobbs m. Charles E. Sener.
               [a]   Charles E. Sener III, b. 25 Apr. 1932.
               [b]   Diana Sener, b. 31 Aug. 1935.
            [3]   Rosalind L. Hobbs, d. Feb. 1972, m. Elmer Arthur Koerner.  Res. Tracy's Landing, Md.
               [a]   Lawrence Gray Koerner, b. 4 Feb. 1934.

   f. Joshua Morris[on] Hobbs, b. 4 Jan. 1803, d. 9 June 1856, m. 26 Dec. 1821, Nelson Co., Ky., Matilda/ Margaret Hobbs,
      b. ca. 1800 [parents unknown].
      (1)   John Hobbs, b. 30 Sept. 1822, d. 4 Aug. 1900, m. 27 Sept. 1855, Nelson Co., Ky., Amelia Manakee, b. 22 Nov.
            1834, d. 30 Oct. 1876.  Both are bur. in Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
         (a)   Benjamin Hobbs, b. 29 Aug. 1856, d. 27 Sept. 1929, m. 25 Dec. 1879, Nelson Co., Ky., Maggie Taylor, b.
               31 Dec. 1855, d. 28 May 1905, both bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
         (b)   Elvira Hobbs, b. 17 Nov. 1858, d. 20 Apr. 1887, unm..  She is bur. in Cox's Creek cem.
         (c)   George Milton Hobbs, b. 31 May 1861, d. 10 Dec. 1899, bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., m. 21 Dec. 1881,
               Nelson Co., Ky., Zadia Flanders who m. (2) 24 Nov. 1904, Nelson Co., John H. Scott.  She was the dau. of
               Benjamin F. Flanders and Eliza Jane Hopkins.
            [1]   Orville M. Hobbs, b. 1886, d. 1946, m. 5 Jan. 1916, Nelson Co., Ky., Gertrude Brown, b. 1891, d.
                  1958, both bur. in Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.  She was the dau. of Tom Brown and
                  Ophelia Anderson.
               [a]   Vernon Hobbs, b. 26 Mar. 1920, d. 19 Dec. 1984, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., m.
                     Nancy Thornhill, b. 28 Apr. 1921.
                  /1/   David Hobbs.  Res. 1984, Bardstown, Ky.
                  /2/   Stewart Hobbs.  Res. 1984, Lexington, Ky.
                  /3/   Elaine Hobbs m. Frank Coffman.  Res. 1984, Gaithersburg, Md.
         (d)   Matilda M. Hobbs, b. 1864, d. 1954, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
         (e)   Elisha Thomas Hobbs, b. 1869, d. 1938, m. 14 Nov. 1912, Nelson Co., Ky., Florence Hibbs, b. 1888, d.
               1968, dau. of Jack Hibbs, both bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
            [1]   Dorothy Hobbs.
            [2]   Sarah Amelia Hobbs, b. 1915, d. 1991, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., m. 10 Aug. 1939,
                  Nelson Co., Ky., John Smith Barlow Jr.
         (f)   ______ Hobbs (son), b. and d. Nov. 1874.
      (2)   Margaret E. Hobbs, b. 17 Nov. 1828, d. 9 Oct. 1883, m. 27 Oct. 1846, Nelson Co., Ky., Sidney Young, b. ca.
            1825-26, does not appear after 1860 census.  None of this family is in the 1870 census of Nelson Co., but Margaret
            reappears in 1880 with some of her children.  She is bur. in Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
         (a)   Ella M. Young, b. 1849, d. 1926, bur. Cox's Creek.
         (b)   James M. Young, b. 1851, d. 1917, m. 21 Apr. 1875, Louisville, Ky., Margaret Ellen Dicken, b. 1850, d.
               1923, both bur. in Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.  Their marriage is recorded in Nelson Co., Ky.
            [1]   William Grundy Young, b. ca. 1877, m. Aline Barrett Troll, dau. of Charles Troll and Anna Horan.
               [a]   Troll Young, b. 15 Jan. 1908, m. 24 June 1932, Nashville, Tenn., Joyce McElwain.
                  /1/   William Troll Young, b. 1 July 1936, m. (1) Jean Holloway of Spencer Co., Ky., (2) Karen
                        West.  He has two children by each marriage.
                     /a/   Ann Holloway Young, b. 1964.
                     /b/   Jessica Todd Young, b. 1970.
                     /c/   Jamie Elizabeth Young, b. 1986.
                     /d/   Sarah West Young, b. 1989.
                  /2/   John M. Young, b. 1938, m. Jane Williams.
                     /a/   Rachel Dickenson Young, b. 1965.
                     /b/   John M. Young Jr., b. 1967.
                  /3/   Peter Ware Young, b. 1943, m. Nancy Lynn Riggs.
                     /a/   Brian W. Young, b. 1970.
                     /b/   Jennifer Lynn Young, b. 1975.
                     /c/   Todd Melton Young, b. 1984.
               [b]   Margaret Evelyn Young, b. 1912, d. 1928.
         (c)   George Young, b. 31 Mar. 1853.
         (d)   Sedley Preston Young, b. 18 July 1855, d. 17 Sept. 1922, m. (1) 23 Nov. 1876, Spencer Co., Ky., Permelia
               A. Wells, who apparently d. before 1880 census, (2) Nancy B. Vittitoe, b. 17 May 1858, d. 1927, both bur.
               Cox's Creek Bapt. cem.  The following are buried next to them and could be his daughters by the second
               marriage.
            [1]   Ella Young, b. 11 Oct. 1883, d. 23 Aug. 1897, bur. Cox's Creek.
            [2]   Aleen Young, wife of Harry Evans, b. 12 June 1895, d. 31 May 1918.
         (e)   ________ Young (male), b. and d. 1874.
      (3)   George W. Hobbs, b. 20 June 1835, d. 28 Aug. 1863, bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., m. 16 Dec. 1858, Nelson Co.,
            Ky., Mary Elizabeth (Bettie) Wright.  She m. (2) 16 Nov. 1871, Nelson Co., Ky., James H. Smith.
         (a)   Lou Margaret (Maggie) Hobbs, b. ca. 1860, m. 26 June 1877, Nelson Co., Ky., Henry C. Adams, b. ca. 1852. 
               They had at least the following children.
            [1]   Forest B. Adams, b. 30 Apr. 1878, in Nelson Co. in 1880 census.
            [2]   Willie Everett Adams, b. 11 May 1880, d. 25 July 1890, bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem.
         (b)   Roxey A. Hobbs, b. ca. 1862.  Living in Nelson Co., Ky., in 1880.

   g. James H. Hobbs

   h. Lucy Hobbs, b. 13 Nov. 1810, Ky., d. 26 Mar. 1893, Ky., m. 3 Nov. 1825 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., Benjamin Wells, b.
      22 Aug. 1800, Va., d. 22 Aug. 1858, Ky., son of Benjamin Wells and Judith Tolson.  Both are bur. in Little Union Bapt.
      cem., Spencer Co., Ky.  Order of birth of children not known.  Not a complete list of descendants:
      (1)   Benjamin Wells, b. ca. 1843.
      (2)   Morris H. Wells, b. 20 June 1847, d. 8 Apr. 1865, bur. Little Union Bapt. cem., Spencer Co., near Fairfield in
            Nelson Co.
      (3)   William Harvey Wells, b. 20 Apr. 1853, Ky., d. 10 July 1911, Taylorsville, Spencer Co., Ky., m. 14 Jan. 1876,
            Martha Catherine Howard,b. 8 Oct. 1855, Ky., d. 4 May 1928, Louisville, Ky., dau. of John Shaw Howard and
            Julia A. Hayse.
         (a)   Nicholas Hobbs Wells, b. 26 Sept. 1881, Taylorsville, Ky., d. 29 Feb. 1944, New Albany, Indiana, m. 16
               June 1910, Veola Townes Browne, b. 24 Feb. 1882, Springfield, Ky., d. 27 Jan. 1935, Louisville, Ky., dau.
               of Elias Booker Browne and Mary Eleanor Thompson.
            [1]   Eleanor Harvey Wells, b. 6 June 1912, Taylorsville, Ky., m. 12 June 1937, Curtis Robert Bristol.

   i. Celia Ann Hobbs, b. ca. 1817, d. before Oct. 1850, m. 3 March 1831, Nelson Co., Ky., Robert Wortham, b. ca. 1814. 
      The children are from the 1850 and 1860 censuses.  None of them are in the 1870 census of Nelson Co.  Robert appears
      again in the 1880 census with a wife Mary A. _____, b. ca. 1818 and dau. Julia.  He also had, by another wife, C. (f), b.
      ca. 1852 and James, b. ca. 1857.
      (1)   Ellen Wortham, b. ca. 1840, not in 1860 census.
      (2)   Nancy Wortham, b. ca. 1841.
      (3)   Burr Wortham, b. ca. 1842, not in 1860 census.
      (4)   Charles Wortham, b. ca. 1845.
      (5)   Joshua Wortham (m.), b. ca.1848.
      (6)   Granville Wortham (m.), b. ca. 1850.
      (7)   Julia Wortham (f.), b. ca. 1851, although probably earlier.

9. Joshua Hobbs Jr, m. 17 Apr. 1788, Frederick Co., Md., d. ca. 1846-47 (Will Book 5, p. 201, prob. 8 Feb. 1847), Nelson Co.,
   Ky., his first cousin Rachel Hobbs, b. ca. 1770, d. 23 Sept. 1839, Nelson Co., Ky., age 69, dau. of Joseph.  Rachel and dau.
   Nancy Wilkinson are bur. on Gabe Hibbs farm, north of Bardstown, Ky.  Joshua had a granddaughter Sally Ann Hopkins.  His
   will mentions land intended for James B. Hobbs.  The birth dates of the children are from a family Bible cited in DAR
   application by a granddaughter of Nancy.

   a. Thomas Hobbs, b. 1790, d. by 17 Nov. 1823 (bond of admx. filed that date), m. 17 Feb. 1816, Belinda Bennett.  When
      the guardian bonds were filed on 16 Aug. 1824, all of the children were minors.  John Bennett signed guardian bond.
      (1)   James B. Hobbs.
      (2)   Nancy B. Hobbs, m. 8 Sept. 1836, Nelson Co., Ky., Edwin Jackson.
      (3)   Rachel Adeline Hobbs, m. 17 March 1839, Nelson Co., Ky., John O. Ricks.
      (4)   Isabell Jane Hobbs.
      (5)   Sally Ann Hobbs, m. W. M. Hopkins.
   
   b. Nathan Hobbs, b. 21 May 1793, d. 28 June 1836, Nelson Co., Ky. (Will Book 2, p. 84, written 1 June 1836, prob. 11
      July 1836), m. 24 Aug. 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., his cousin Elizabeth Hobbs, dau. of Eli Hobbs and Elizabeth Hamilton. 
      She m. (2) Richard L. Murphy, her brother-in-law, and had no children by either marriage.  Nathan left legacies to brother
      and sisters Nancy Wilkerson, Deborah Hammond, Elizabeth Crawford, and heirs of brother Thomas.  All three are bur.
      in Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky.

   c. Nancy Hobbs, b. 25 Nov. 1794, d. 9 Mar. 1854, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 13 Jan. 1831, Nelson Co., Ky., John Lilburn
      Wilkinson/Wilkerson, b. ca. 1801, d. 19 Aug. 1865. aged 11 months, 6 days.  They appear in the 1850 census of Nelson
      Co.  He m. (2) Mary Ricks, b. ca. 1800, d. 19 Aug. 1865, aged 64 years, 11 months, 6 days, bur. Harmony Grove Cem.,
      Lincoln Co., Mo., dau. of John Ricks and Mary Hobbs.
      (1)   Nathan Wilkinson, b. ca. 1831.
      (2)   Mary Jane Wilkinson, b. 9 Sept. 1832, d. 30 Jan. 1922, m. 29 Oct. 1848, Nelson Co., Ky., Robert Ricks, b. ca.
            1824, d. 5 Aug. 1876, aged, 51 years, 10 months, 12 days, bur. Harmony Grove Cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.  Did she
            also m. a Rossiter?  Mary J. Rossiter with above dates is bur. next to Robert Ricks
         (a)   Joshua Ricks, b. ca. 1849.  Appears in 1850 census, at which time Robert Ricks must be dead.
      (3)   Sarah Jane Wilkinson, b. ca. 1828, d. 25 July 1886, aged 57 years, 9 months, 2 days, m. 17 March 1850, Nelson
            Co., Ky., Thomas D. Wilkinson, b. ca. 1819-20, d. 25 Dec. 1886, aged 66 years, 9 months, 28 days.  They are bur.
            in the Thornhill Cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.
         (a)   Elor Wilkinson, b. ca. 1876, d. 15 Sept. 1877, age 1 year and 15 days, bur. Thornhill Cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.

   d. Deborah Hobbs, b. 31 March 1797, d. 7 Aug. 1864, m. 16 Jan. 1817, Nelson Co., Ky., Thomas S. Hammond, son of
      Gervis Hammond and Jane Sangster, b. 2 Aug. 1788, d. 22 Jan. 1853, both bur. New Salem Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
      (1)   Mary Hammond, m. (1) 23 Apr. 1835/6, Nelson Co., Ky., Felix Polk, (2) 4 Sept. 1845, Nelson Co., Ky., John A.
            Lane.
      (2)   Gervis Hammond, b. 29 Jan. 1825, d. 3 Mar. 1867, m. 13 Feb. 1849, Spencer Co., Ky., Margaret Ann Gist, b. 9
            Apr. 1824, d. 28 Oct. 1864, dau. of Jonas Gist, no children.  Both bur. in Old Bloomfield cem., Bloomfield, Ky.
      (3)   Thomas/Tucker Hammond, b. ca. 1830
      (4)   Rachel Hammond, b. ca. 1836, m. 25 Oct. 1855, Nelson Co., Ky., Thomas A./H. Jones.

   e. Elizabeth E. Hobbs, b. 24 Aug./Apr. 1799, d. 25 Dec. 1870, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 27 May 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., Ephraim
      Crawford, b. 1 Dec. 1797, d. 31 March 1861, Nelson Co., Ky., Hugh Crawford acting as surety.  They are bur. in Cox's
      Creek Bapt. Ch. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
      (1)   A. Crawford (m.), b. ca. 1829.  The following person of the right age appeared in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of
            Nelson Co.  There is, however, no Nelson Co. marriage on record nor any other document that would confirm
            absolutely that this is the same person.  Dr. Alex Crawford, b. ca. 1820, m. (1) Narsiscia [Narcissa?] A. ______,
            b. 15 Oct. 1839, d. 19 Aug. 1881, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., (2) Athenia P. ______, b. 20 Apr. 1840,
            d. 23 Apr. 1889, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
         (a)   Emma E. Crawford, b. 1860, d. 1881, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., unm.
         (b)   John W. Crawford, b. ca. 1862-63.
         (c)   Annie L. Crawford, b. ca. 1865.
         (d)   Edgar Crawford, b. ca. 1868-69.
         (e)   A. Crawford, b. ca. 1871.
         (f)   L. Crawford [possibly Lucie Lee Crawford, d. 9 Oct. 1913, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.]
         (g)   Ed. Crawford, b. ca. 1875.
         (h)   S. Crawford, b. ca. 1877 [possibly Sarah Crawford, d. 23 Nov. 1929, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.]
      (2)   L. H. Crawford (m.), b. ca. 1830
      (3)   Mary Elizabeth Crawford, b. 6 Oct. 1832, d. 3 Jan. 1870, m. 6 May 1858, Nelson Co., Ky., as his third wife, Albert
            Lucas Tichenor, b. 30 Oct. 1822, d. 4 Aug. 1882, son of Thomas Tichenor and Hannah Lucas.  Both bur. in
            Tichenor cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
         (a)   Martha Elizabeth Tichenor, b. 27 Aug. 1859, d. 31 Jan. 1918, m. 8 June 1887, Samuel Richard Beam, b. 24
               Oct. 1856, d. 10 May 1945, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.  For more detail on the descendants of this
               family, see Tichenor Families in America by Harold A. Tichenor, privately printed Napton, Missouri, 1988.
            [1]   Albert Lucas Beam, b. 26 Nov. 1882, d. 28 Mar. 1973, m. Lillie Holt, d. 21 Mar. 1968.
            [2]   Willie C. Beam, b. 24 Feb. 1884, d. 3 Feb. 1932, m. 8 Sept. 1917, Esther Miller, b. 14 Aug. 1900.
            [3]   Samuel R. Beam, b. 7 Jan. 1886, d. 14 Feb. 1916, unm.
            [4]   David Laura Beam, b. 21 Oct. 1887, d. 13 July 1888.
            [5]   Mary Rebecca Beam, b. 3 Feb. 1889, d. 1989, m. (1) 3 Sept. 1910, Bardstown, Ky., George Whisman,
                  d. 3 Feb. 1914, (2) 8 Jan. 1918, Samuel Bryant Neal, b. 23 Dec. 1876, d. 13 Apr. 1935, son of John
                  Richard Neal and Louis Ann Froman.
               [a]   Mary Ellen Whisman, b. 27 Sept. 1911, Louisville, Ky., d. 14 May 1986, Cincinnati, Ohio, m.
                     26 Nov. 1936, Virgil McHenry Tilford, b. 1 Feb. 1911, son of Elonzo Davis Tilford and
                     Florence M. Tichenor.  Res. Cincinnati, Ohio.
               [b]   Ada Holden Neal, b. 12 Feb. 1920, m. 24 Jan. 1940, Hodgenville, Ky., William Letcher Clark,
                     b. 10 Apr. 1892, d. 31 Dec. 1964.
               [c]   Samuel Bryant Neal Jr, b. 11 Dec. 1924, unm.
         (b)   Laura Jane Tichenor, b. 31 July 1860, d. 25 Apr. 1887, m. David Cheatham.
            [1]   Douglas Cheatham, b. 7 Apr. 1887, d. 7 Sept. 1887, bur. Tichenor cem., Nelson Co., Ky.
         (c)   Albert Crawford Tichenor, b. 7 Oct. 1861, d. 3 July 1862, bur. Tichenor cem.
         (d)   Alexander Tichenor, b. 6 Mar. 1864, d. 6 July 1864, bur. Tichenor cem.
         (e)   Oliver Tichenor, b. and d. 6 July 1865.
      (4)   Martha Ann Crawford, b. ca. 1836, m. 1 Nov. 1853, William B. Neill, b. ca. 1833, probably the son of William
            Neill and Susan (Gray?).  After being out of the census for a good many years, this family reappeared in Nelson
            Co. in 1880, apparently having been in Missouri part of this time.  Note, however, that the remaining children are
            identified as having been born in Kentucky.
         (a)   William A. Neill, b. ca. 1859, Missouri.
         (b)   Arch H. Neill, b. ca. 1861, Missouri.
         (c)   Thomas A. Neill, b. ca. 1866, Ky.
         (d)   Hugh Neill, b. ca. 1872, Ky.
         (e)   Charles Neill, b. ca. 1874, Ky.
         (f)   Lily Neill, b. ca. 1875, Ky.
         (g)   Mat Neill, b. ca. 1877, Ky.

   f. Mary Hobbs, b. 9 Jan. 1805, d. 7 July 1873, m. 4 Nov. 1823, Nelson Co., Ky., John Marshall  Ricks, b. ca. 1800, d. 31
      Aug. 1853, aged 52 years, 11 months, both bur. in Harmony Grove Cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.  This list was apparently
      furnished to Mrs. Benjamin Buckley of Lexington, Ky., a good many years ago by Anna M. Grisez, when they were both
      doing research on the Hobbs family.
      (1)   Caroline Ricks m. F. Xavier Grisez.
      (2)   Harriet Ricks.
      (3)   Elizabeth Ricks.
      (4)   Rachel Ricks, b. 12 May 1837, d. 3 Feb. 1918, m. 18 March 1853, Thompson Carty.  She is bur. in Harmony Grove
            cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.
      (5)   Mary Ricks, twin, b. 18 Jan. 1834, d. 16 Sept. 1875, bur. Harmony Grove cem., Lincoln Co., Mo.  She m. Lilburn
            Wilkinson as his second wife.
         (a)   Virginia A. Wilkinson.
         (b)   James M. Wilkinson.
         (c)   Edward J. Wilkinson.
         (d)   David Wilkinson
      (6)   Martha Ricks, twin.
      (7)   John Ricks.
      (8)   Jane Ricks.
      (9)   Thomas Ricks.
      (10)  Joshua Ricks.
      (11)  Anna Ricks.
      (12)  Robert Ricks, b. ca. 1824, d. 5 Aug. 1876, aged 51 years, 10 months, 12 days, bur. Harmony Grove cem., Lincoln
            Co., Mo., m. Mary Jane Wilkinson, b. 9 Sept. 1832.  She m. (2) ____ Rossiter, but is buried next to Robert Ricks.

   g. Harriet Hobbs, b. 15 Apr. 1809, m. 7 Oct. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Elijah Crawford, Hugh Crawford, acting as surety. 
      They appear in the 1850 census of Nelson Co., Ky.  He m. (2) 19 Jan. 1854, Nelson Co., Ky., Zerelda King, b. ca. 1819.
      (1)   Able Crawford, b. ca. 1831.  He may be the one who m. 24 Jan. 1854, Nelson Co., Ky., Sarah E. Manakee.
      (2)   Rachel Crawford, b. 24 March 1836, d. 25 Oct. 1891, m. 24 Mar. 1864, Nelson Co., Ky., Richard J. Wayne, b. 11
            Jan. 1824, d. 3 Apr. 1891, probably son of William Wayne.  Both bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem.
         (a)   Preston S. Wayne, b. 13 Sept. 1865, d. 27 June 1930, bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem.
         (b)   John H./W. Wayne, b. ca. 1869.
         (c)   William M. Wayne, b. ca. 1872
         (d)   Elizabeth Wayne, b. ca. 1875.
         (e)   Harriet A. Wayne, b. ca. 1876.
      (3)   Ruth Crawford, b. ca. 1843.  (She is not the one who m. a Cartmell.)  On 23 Nov. 1865 in Nelson Co., Ky., an R.
            E. Crawford, age 23 (so b. ca. 1842) m. S. H. Ricks, age 32, of Perry Co., Indiana, who probably was a relative
            through one of the HobbsRicks marriages.

10.   Nicholas Hobbs, b. ca. 1773, d. 5 July 1830, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 23 Dec. 1800, Nelson Co., Ky., Sally Shelton, dau. of Henry
      Shelton and Mary ______ of Virginia.  They lived in Hardin Co., Ky.
   a. John Jackson Hobbs, b. 1801, d. 1901, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 14 Apr. 1825, Nancy Williams, dau. of John Finley Williams
      and Ann Telting Mudd.  He is bur. in Mt. Zion cem., Hardin Co., Ky.  His birth and death dates are from Mr. Ruby
      Bennett.  There are no dates on his tombstone.
      (1)   John Finley Hobbs, b. 1828, d. 1908, Hardin Co., Ky., m. Rebecca Ellen Williams, b. 1834, d. 1907, Hardin Co.,
            Ky., dau. of John F. Williams and Elizabeth Peck.  Their birth and death dates are from Mrs. Ruby Bennett.
         (a)   Thomas C. Hobbs, b. 16 June 1852, d. 23 June 1860, Hardin Co., Ky., bur. Mt. Zion Bapt. cem., Hardin Co.,
               Ky.
         (b)   John Calvin Hobbs, b. ca. 1855, m. Lara Evelyn Scifres.
         (c)   Elisha Sellman Hobbs, b. 19 Apr. 1856, d. 1923, Chula Vista, California, m. Rebecca Jane Howard.
            [1]   Elsie Hobbs, b. ca. 1898, m. _______ Campbell.
         (d)   Henry Harrison Hobbs, b. 12 Apr. 1853 or 1858, d. 2 July 1923, Hardin Co., Ky., m. Parthenia Catherine
               Maffett, b. 7 Sept. 1855, d. 23 Apr. 1932, both bur. Maffett cem., Hardin Co., Ky.  Buried next to her are
               Willie Robert Hobbs, b. and d. 27 Aug. 1885 and Lula Hobbs, d. 15 May 1945, age 58 years, 10 months, 5
               days (b. ca. 1886).
         (e)   William Taylor Hobbs, b. ca. 1860, m. 6 Nov. 1871, Hardin Co., Ky., Nancy Mildred Gordon.
         (f)   Martha E./B. Hobbs, b. 1863, d. 1894, Hardin Co., Ky., m. John Moore, b. 1862, d. 1948, both bur. Mt. Zion
               Bapt. cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
         (g)   McClellan Hobbs, b. 1863, d. 1936, m. Lucy Brammer, dau. of James Parson Brammer and Martha Ellen
               Browne of Meade Co., Ky.
            [1]   Inez Lane Hobbs m. Con Cleveland Hamilton.
            [2]   Roy Hobbs, b. 1897, d. 1965, m. Edith May Barker, dau. of Albert Ellsworth Coltrain Barker and
                  Emma Florence James.
               [a]   Mona Maxine Hobbs m. John Willard Gough, son of John Benson Gough and Lulu Ann Pyle.
                  /1/   Gregg Allan Gough m. (1) Anna Victoria Kintner, by whom his first two children, (2)
                        Marguerite Catherine Hrabar, by whom his third and fourth children.
                     /a/   Jennifer Ann Gough m. Michael P. Santerre.
                     /b/   Timothy Earl Gough.
                     /c/   Thomas Marshall Gough.
                     /d/   Maria Louise Gough.
                  /2/   Constance Ann Gough, b. 26 June 1944, d. 2 Oct. 1846.
                  /3/   Melissa Jane Gough.
                  /4/   John Michael Gough m. Laura Jean Cook.
                     /a/   John Benson Gough II
         (h)   Evaline Hobbs, b. ca. 1866.
         (i)   Nancy Hobbs.  She is not in the 1870 census of Hardin Co.
         (j)   Mary Ellen Hobbs, b. ca. 1869, m. Stephen Pawley.
         (k)   Eugenia Hobbs m. 23 oct. 1894, Hardin Co., Ky., Henry Silas Fox.
         (l)   Jane Hobbs m. John William Fox.
         (m)   Nannie Belle Hobbs, b. 13 Mar. 1878, d. 17 Feb. 1912, Hardin Co., Ky., m. John Anderson Atcher. 
               Ancestors of Charles Atcher and Ruby Bennett.
      (2)   Evaline Hobbs, b. 1828, m. 20 Feb. 1855, Hardin Co., Ky., Stephen Chenault.
      (3)   Sarah Ann Hobbs, b. 1829, unm.  She is bur. in Mt. Zion Bapt. cem., Hardin Co., Ky., with no dates on the stone.
      (4)   Martha A. Hobbs, b. 1833, m. Robert M. Argo, b. near Nelsonville, Nelson Co., Ky.  Both were semi-mutes.  He
            was self-taught and she was educated in Danville.  They founded the Argo School for deaf mutes in Colorado.
         (a)   William K. Argo, b. 1857, Lowell, Garrard Co., Ky.  He graduated from Centre College, Danville, Ky., and
               taught in the school for the deaf there; became superintendent in 1884.
         (b)   Robert Argo.
      (5)   Mary E. ("Doke") Hobbs, b. 6 Mar. 1837, d. 18 July 1883, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 10 Nov. 1858, Hardin Co., Ky.,
            John A. Lee, b. 20 July 1836, d. 28 Mar. 1889, both bur. Mt. Zion Bapt. cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
      (6)   James H. Hobbs, b. 1840, d. 6 Jan. 1913, Hardin Co., Ky., bur. Howell Meth. cem., unm.
      (7)   Eliza (Corlena) Hobbs, b. 23 Aug. 1841, d. 16 Mar. 1913, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 14 Jan. 1863, Hardin Co., Ky., John
            Hayden Vertrees, b. 17 Nov. 1841, d. 25 Mar. 1914, both bur. Otter Creek Bapt. cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
      (8)   Katherine E. Hobbs, b. 1843, d. 1908, m. 1 Dec. 1864, Hardin Co., Ky., John M. Milton, b. Dec. 1843, d. 22 July
            1883, son of John Milton (son of Thomas Milton) and Nancy Peck.
      (9)   Philip Taylor Hobbs, b. 18 Aug. 1846, d. 9 June 1906, m. (1) 12 Nov. 1866, Hardin Co., Ky., Matilda E. Stovall,
            b. 24 Feb. 1848, d. 1 Dec. 1889, (2) 21 May 1891, Hardin Co., Ky., Lucy Bland Mardes.  All three are bur. in
            Howell Meth. cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
         (a)   Cyrus Warren Hobbs, b. 7 Sept. 1869, d. 30 Sept. 1908, m. 8 Feb. 1905, Maude Nally, b. 9 Mar. 1879, d.
               4 Dec. 1958, both bur. Otter Creek Bapt. cem., Hardin Co., Ky.
            [1]   Raymond Hobbs, b. 14 Nov. 1905, d. 6 May 1906, bur. Otter Creek cem. with parents.
         (b)   Nellie Hobbs

   b. Mary Hobbs m. Robert Runner.  Or she may have m. _____ Beall.

   c. Ann (Nancy) Hobbs m. Moses Coffman.

   d. Joshua Solomon Hobbs m. (1) 2 Dec. 1831, Hardin Co., Ky., Fanny Nall, (2) 22 Oct. 1840, Hardin Co., Ky., Mrs. Sarah
      B. Stith.
   
   e. Greenberry Dorsey Hobbs, d. before 1850, m. 26 Dec. 1833, Mrs. Lucy Nall, b. 1798.
      (1)   Sarah J. Hobbs, b. 1839, m. 8 Sept. 1857, Hardin Co., Ky., Francis J. Hobbs Phillips.
      (2)   W. H. Hobbs, b. 28 Feb. 1842, d. 1 June 1922, m. 25 Dec. 1862, Hardin Co., Ky., Sarah E. Nall, b. 11 July 1844,
            d.21 Sept. 1877, both bur. Blue Bell cem., Hardin Co., Ky.  Their children are from the 1870 census of Hardin Co.,
            Ky.
         (a)   Louise Hobbs, b. ca. 1863.
         (b)   Mollie Hobbs, b. ca. 1869.

   f  Elizabeth Hobbs m. _______ Vertrees.

   g. Warren Cash Hobbs m. Susannah Johnson.

   h. John Calvin Hobbs m. Jane Taylor.  He also m. Gilly Dorsey.

   i. Jane Martha Hobbs

   j. Cyrus B. Hobbs, b. 2 Sept. 1824, d. 22 Nov. 1900, bur. Mt. Zion cem., m. (1) 29 Oct. 1846, Emily Jane Marlow, (2)
      Martha H. Bland.

   k. Martin Luther Hobbs m. Elizabeth Williams.

11.   Ezekiel Hobbs, b. by 1770.  Perhaps, although this is very late, he is the Ezekiel who m. 4 Aug. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Nancy
      Read.  Some of his children may have lived in Bullitt Co., Ky.  He first appears on Nelson Co., Ky., tax lists in 1787 and may
      thus belong at a somewhat earlier point in the order of birth of Joshua's children.  The 1810 census of Bullitt Co., Ky., shows
      him with one child in his household, indicating that he was probably married before his marriage to Nancy Read.  In 1820 there
      is a mature woman in his household but no children.  It is quite possible that any children by a first marriage would have been
      adults living somewhere in their own households by this time.  His brother Vachel was also living in Bullitt Co. in 1820, but
      was back in Nelson Co. in 1830.  In 1830 there was in Bullitt Co. a Joshua Hobbs (son of Vachel?), age 20-30, with a woman
      in his household age 15-20 and another man 20-30.

12.   Vachel Hobbs, b. 1 or 31 Oct. 1775, d. 26 Apr. 1847, Mt. Pleasant, Howard Co., Mo., m. (1) 17 Apr. 1799 [Bible says 19
      May], Nelson Co., Ky., Celia Helm, b. 23 May 1784, d. 25 Aug. 1816, dau. of Lt. Thomas Helm (son of Thomas Helm and
      Margaret ______) and Jane Pope.  He m. (2) 15 Oct. 1817, Nelson Co., Ky., Eleanor Marshall, b. 1775, d. 12 Jan. [Bible says
      19 Sept., and see birth of Vachel Jr. below in same year] 1822, widow of Thomas Ricks; (3) 3 March 1823, Nelson Co., Ky.,
      and div. 24 Jan. 1827, by act of Ky legislature, Mrs. Amelia Foster, widow of John Foster; (4) 15 Nov. 1829, Nelson Co., Ky.,
      Mrs. Mary (______) Scott, may have d. 30 Oct. 1830, widow of James Scott, (5) Sallie ______, who is said to have m. (2)
      _____ Burkhart.  There is no mention of the last two wives in the Vachel Hobbs Bible.  Ralph L. Hobbs published in January
      1985, through A Press, Greenville, South Carolina, volume 2 of Hobbs and Related Families.  There is in this book on pages
      182 and 183 and article entitled "From Vachel and Celia Helm Hobbs' Bible."  The Bible was published, however, in 1827,
      some years after the death of Celia Helm.  The dates here, other than Nelson Co., Ky., marriage records are from that Bible,
      as shown in the article in the Hobbs book.  It would appear that, at least in later years, the Bible records were maintained by
      the family of Dr. Joshua Hobbs.  There is an entry in the Vachel Hobbs Bible that says that Vachel's father Joshua was born
      23 July 1741.  The Burkhart Bible says 22 July 1742.  There are misreadings of this Bible, which are corrected here after
      personal reading of the Bible at the Kentucky Historical Society.

   a. Mary P. Hobbs, b. 23 June 1800, d. 9 June 1835, m. 30 Sept. 1819, Nelson Co., Ky., Azor Anderson, son of Jeremiah
      Anderson, d. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., and Sophie ______.

   b. George Washington Hobbs, b. 31 Oct. 1801, d. 12 Dec. 1886, m. 7 Apr. 1825, Nelson Co., Ky., Ellen C. Davis, b. 5 Sept.
      1804, d. 14 Dec. 1873, dau. of Isaac Davis and Clarissa Kincheloe.  Both bur. Old Methodist cem., Chaplin, Ky.  Living
      with them in 1860 were Celia Wells, 14; Louisa Bodine, 45, (Ellen's sister); and V. M. Wells, 21.  He was evidently older
      than Joshua, Samuel, Eliza Ann, and Jane Maria.  His will, written 21 Jan. 1886, prob. 10 Jan. 1887, is in Nelson Co.
      Will Book 19, p. 188.
      (1)   Elias Kincheloe Hobbs, b. 27 Sept. 1833, d. 20 Feb. 1881, bur. Old Methodist cem., Chaplin, Ky., m. 14 Feb. 1861,
            Nelson Co., Ky., Nannie Jo Wilkinson, b. 2 Dec 1842, d. 25 Dec. 1908, bur. Old Meth. cem.  She m. (2) 22 Feb.
            1883, Nelson Co., Ky., John J. Overton.
      (2)   Ann L. Hobbs, b. 1836, d. 1909, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., m. J. Legrand Pope, b. 6 Apr. 1830, d.
            1902, son of Joseph O. Pope and Mary Marshall.
         (a)   Frederick W. Pope, b. 2 Dec. 1859, d. ca. 1919, physician in Chaplin, Ky.
         (b)   Marion Pope (f.), b. Dec. 1861, m. ______ Johnson.  Living in Boston, Ky., in 1896.
         (c)   Ellen Davis Pope, b. ca. 1864-65, unm. in 1896.
         (d)   Caroline Pope, b. 1867, d. 1932, m. Jasper W. Muir Jr, b. 1860, d. 1937, son of Jasper W. Muir and May
               Wickliffe.  Both bur. in Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
            [1]   Annie Logan Muir, b. 1886, d. 1957, m. Murray Franklin Eskew, b. 1887, d. 1944, both bur. in
                  Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
            [2]   William L. Muir, b. 1888, d. 1946, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., m. and div. Lida Hughes,
                  b. 9 June 1894, d. 8 Oct. 1976, bur. Maple Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky.
               [a]   Emily Trimble Muir m. ______ ______.  Res. Louisville, Ky.
               [b]   Carolyn Muir, b. 27 June 1920, d. 9 March 1964, bur. Maple Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky., m.
                     Eugene Medley Taylor, son of Clifton Taylor and Kate Dawson.
                  /1/   Eugene Taylor, twin.
                  /2/   Stanley Taylor, twin, m. 14 June 1986, Lexington, Ky., Peg Edwards, dau. of Roy
                        Edwards and Ruth ______ of Boston, Ky.  Res. 1986, Paris, Tennessee.
               [c]   Jasper Muir.
            [3]   Fred Pope Muir, b. 1890, d. 1900, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
            [4]   Marion Pope Muir, b. 1902, d. 1941, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
         (e)   George H. Pope, b. ca. 1868-69.
         (f)   Marie Antoinette Pope, b. ca. 1875, unm. in 1896.
      (3)   Mary Pope Hobbs, b. 11 Aug. 1839, d. 28 Apr. 1916, m. 22 Oct. 1861, Logan Thomas Threlkeld, b. 9 Sept. 1814,
            near Shelbyville, Ky., d. 27 Oct. 1897, son of Thomas Threlkeld and Ann Foster.  They were living in Chaplin, Ky.
            in 1880.
         (a)   Clarence Threlkeld, b. 1863, d. age six months.
         (b)   Edward Threlkeld, b. 1864, d. 1866.
         (c)   James Logan Threlkeld, b. 26 Oct. 1869, d. 22 Feb. 1903.  He was a railroad conductor.
         (d)   Elinor Davis Threlkeld, b. 1870, d. age six months.
         (b)   Clara Montrose Threlkeld, b. 15 May 1874, m. 14 Oct. 1905, Webster Moore, a bank employee in Louisville,
               Ky.
      (4)   George Helm Hobbs, b. 6 Oct. 1843, m. 5 June 1866, Anna P. Nuckols.  Res. Covington, Ky.
         (a)   George Nuckols Hobbs, b. 13 Feb. 1867.  Res. Covington, Ky.
         (b)   Nannie K. Hobbs, b. 1869, d. 1956, Nelson Co., Ky., m. Sanford S. Bishop, d. 1856, d. 1940, as his second
               wife.  Both are bur. in Maple Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky.  They had no children, although he had two by
               his first marriage.
         (c)   Luella Hobbs, b. ca. 1871
         (d)   Thomas Hobbs, b. ca. 1873
         (e)   Harry Hobbs, b. ca. 1875.
         (f)   Abigail Hobbs, b. ca. 1877.
      (5)   Caroline Hobbs m. 28 Jan. 1845, Nelson Co., Ky., Kitchell MathiasStiles, b. 16 Sept. 1819, d. 27 Aug. 1885, bur.
            Nolin cem., Hodgenville, Ky., son of Capt. Lewis Stiles and Rebecca Willett.
         (a)   Lewis Ogden Stiles, b. 1855, d. 5 July 1896, m. Nanie Chenault.  Was in carriage business.
         (b)   Annie Stiles, b. 4 Mar. 1859,  m. 16 Jan. 1887, John P. Collins.  Res. Louisville, Ky.
         (c)   Mary Logan Stiles, b. 17 May 1866, m. 16 Nov. 1887, Dr. E. S. Smith, d. 26 July 1926.  Res. Hodgenville,
               Ky.
         (e)   Rebecca Stiles, b. 9 June 1869, d. 5 Dec. 1931, m. Hines Tarpley, d. 15 Oct. 1900.  He was a hotel clerk in
               Hodgenville, Ky.

   c. Dr. Joshua Hobbs, b. 4 Oct. 1803, d. 19 July 1876, m. 8 May 1828, Bullitt Co., Ky., Luraner S. Drake, b. 24 Apr. 1814,
      dau. of Charles Drake (1780-1843) and Mary ______ (1787-1851).  There is some correspondence on this family in the
      "outsize drawers" in the library of the Kentucky Historical, Frankfort, Ky., under "Hobbs and Stephenson Genealogy." 
      Some of this material indicates that a Mrs. Robert T. Cattle of the line of Joseph Hobbs had donated a Bible of this family
      to the Kentucky Historical Society.  It had belonged to Mrs. Elva Hobbs Franklin, b. ca. 1877, d. 30 Sept. 1966, Kansas
      City, Mo.
      (1)   Vachel Melton Hobbs, b. 25 Nov. 1830, m. 26 Feb. 1856, Mary B. Wood of Kentucky.
         (a)   Henry Hobbs.
         (b)   George Hobbs.
      (2)   Mary Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 19 June 1833, d. 1 May 1857.
      (3)   Celia Helm Hobbs, b. 21 May 1836, bur. in Denver Colorado, m. 18 Dec. 1872, Abram R. Lincoln of Denver,
            Colorado.
         (a)   Nannie Lincoln m. Arthur Wallace, a banker in Booneville, Mo.  A descendant joined the DAR, and her
               papers there are open.
      (4)   Lucretia Luraner Hobbs, b. 17 July 1839, bur. in Kansas City, Mo., m. 2 May 1861, Edwin K. Thornton.  There
            were children.
      (5)   Charles Samuel Hobbs, b. 23 Jan. 1845, d. 17 Mar. 1873, m. 3 May 1870, Alice M. Owen.
      (6)   Eliza Marie Hobbs, b. 23 Jan. 1845, evidently a twin, if the transcription is correct.
      (7)   Stanley Smith Hobbs, b. 7 Sept. 1847, d. 5 Apr. 1892, Kansas City, Mo.  In another entry, he is said have been born
            7 Sept. 1843, not 1847, and m. 25 Nov. 1872, Annie Mary Talbot, d. 23 Dec. 1893, Independence, Mo.
         (a)   Elva Marie Hobbs, b. 1877, Kansas City, Mo., d. 30 Sept. 1966, m. Dr. F. Franklin.  No children.
      (8)   Bettie Bowers Hobbs, b. 4 Sept. 1851, d. 6 Apr. 1857.
      (9)   Joshua Azor Hobbs, b. 18 Dec. 1853, d. 10 Apr. 1857.

   d. Jane Mariah Hobbs, b. 5 Nov. 1805, a minor in 1823, m. 7 Jan. 1824, Nelson Co., Ky., Joel Barlow, b. 1798, Washington
      Co., Ky., son of Henry Barlow and Jane Marshall.  Henry Barlow d. testate in about 1809, Washington Co., Ky.  The last
      known information about Joel is that he went to Indianapolis,Indiana.  There is a Joel Barlow in Crawford Co., Ill., in
      the 1840 census.

   e. Samuel B. Hobbs, b. 11 Apr. 1811, a minor in 1825.

   f. Eliza Ann Hobbs, b. 5 Aug. 1813, a minor in 1825, m. 12 Apr. 1829, Nelson Co., Ky., William Wells.

   g. Vachel Hobbs, "infant son of Vachel and Eleanor Hobbs," b. 18 July 1822, d. 15 Oct. 1822.

   h. Laura Camilla Hobbs, "youngest daughter of V. Hobbs and Mary" [probably Mary Scott, who d. 30 Oct. of that same
      year], b. 9 Apr. 1830, d. 7 Feb. 1833.

Joseph Hobbs, b. Maryland, d. 1810, Nelson Co., Ky. (Will Book B, p. 201), m. in Md., Ann Maynard, d. after 1793 and before
25 Oct. 1809, dau. of Thomas Maynard (son of Henry Maynard and Sarah ______) and Ann (Wright?).  He was the brother of Joshua
Hobbs and son of John Hobbs, d. 1768, Frederick Co., Md., and Elizabeth ______.  Joseph Hobbs first appears on the tax lists of
Nelson Co., Ky., in 1790, a year after his son Zachariah.  He should, by the way, be distinguished from the Joseph Hobbs who held
the Anne Arundel Co. tract "Poverty Discovered."  That Joseph was also a descendant of the John Hobbs who d. in 1731, but not
through the line of John Hobbs who d. in 1768.  While there is no existing deed by John Hobbs of land to his son Joseph, one finds
that Joseph held part of "Hobbs's Purchase" in 1766 (Land Office Debt Book, Frederick Co., 1766, folio 213).  In 1762 Joseph had
patented "I Have Got It All" (150 acres) in Frederick Co., which adjoined "Charles Lott" and was on Bush Creek (Land Office, Liber
BC&GS#17, folio 290).  It will be noticed that "Charles Lott" and Bush Creek are mentioned in the land records of other members
of the John Hobbs family.  In 1763 Joseph held 196 acres of "I Have Got It at Last" (Debt Book, Frederick Co., 1763, folio 94). 
Joseph bought 100 acres of "Anything" in 1783 and in 1785 he was deeded "Fifth Dividend" by Henry Griffith of Montgomery Co.
(Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber WR#4, folios 290 and 149).  On 6 Oct. 1788, Joseph Hobbs must have already been contemplating his
move to Kentucky.  On that date he and wife Ann sold to Henry Crise of Frederick Co. parts of several tracts in Frederick Co.
"Nothing Venture, Nothing Get," on the east side of Monocacy Creek near "Joseph's Friendship"; "Fifth Dividend"; "Anything,"
adjacent to "Fifth Dividend" (Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber WR#8, folio 248).  It is not known what his activities were between this
sale and the time (1790) that he first appears on tax lists in Nelson Co., Ky.

   Henry Maynard married on 17 Nov. 1704, St. Margaret's Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Sarah, widow of Dr. Robert Hopkins, who
had d. in 1703.  On 10 March 1701/2 Henry Maynard had purchased 518 acres of "Proctor's Park" from Thomas and Sarah Reynolds
(Anne Arundel Co. Deeds, Book WT#1, p. 241).  The deed describes him and a merchant of the Kingdom of England.  Henry and
Sarah were the parents of Thomas (father of Ann Hobbs); Henry, b. 7 Oct. 1708, d. 1790, m. (1) 7 May 1741, Laraday Hammond,
(2) by 1764, Zipporah ______; Mary, b. 11 March 1713, m. 13 Apr. 1732, John Rockhold, as stated in "The Maynard Family of
Frederick County" by John F. Dorman, National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 48 (Dec. 1960), pp. 187-95.  (This article
mistakenly says that Joseph Hobbs lived in Madison Co., Ky.)  Thomas Maynard was born 15 March 1705/6 and died in Frederick
Co., Md., before 15 Oct. 1794 (date of probate of will).  In Frederick Co. (in the part that became Montgomery Co.) he patented
"Maynard's Chance" in 1748 and "Land of Valleys" in 1758.  He had children Nathan, Benjamin, Ann, and Thomas.

   Concerning service in the Revolution, there is the following interesting passage in Maryland Archives, Vol. 16, p. 36, from
a letter of 10 Jan. 1777 to the Council of Safety of Maryland.  "In my last I mentioned to you my intention of meeting the Linganore
Battalion, and endeavouring to get them to accommodate their differences about officers.  I went to the place on Wednesday, but few
of the men and not quite half the officers attended my journey was fruitless, though most of those who attended declare their
willingness to march, yet none of them will give up their pretensions.  I inclose you Mr. Sheredine's and Mr. Howard's resignations,
Joseph Hobbs, Nicholas Hobbs and Nathan Maynard have returned their commissions.  The Hobbs's refuse to act at all.  Maynard
I am told ought to be first Lieutenant. . . . Th. Johnson Junr."  Later, on page 37 one finds that Joseph Hobbs, 1st Lieut., resigned. 
There were many disputes similar to this one, some of them questions of class feelings or personal ego, especially in the choosing
of officers during the Revolution, and resignation at one point does not mean that this was the final outcome of the dispute.  Joseph
Hobbs served with the "Flying Camp," according to Maryland Archives, Vol. 18, p. 40.

   Joseph Hobbs was a member of the 1792 convention in Danville, Ky. that compiled the first constitution of Kentucky.

1. Thomas M. Hobbs, b. 26 Feb. 1764, d. 26 Sept. 1841, Nelson Co., Ky., m. (1) Urith ______ [from whom divorced?], (2) 13
   Feb. 1798, Frederick Co., Md., Urath [spelling on tombstone] Owings, b. 24 Feb. 1762, d. 6 May 1842, both bur. in family
   graveyard on the John Robert Shields farm, about four miles from Bloomfield between US 62 and Ky. 162.  (Nearby, on U.S.
   62 is a historical marker regarding Kincheloe's Station or the "Burnt Station" which was on Joseph Hobbs's land.  The
   inhabitants of that fort were massacred by Indians in 1782.)  Urath Owings was probably his only wife and is probably the one
   buried on the Shields farm.  The question arises from the will of his father Joseph Hobbs, who refers to Thomas's "first" wife
   Urith, who was living in Maryland at the time of the writing of the will.  This could have been some kind of precaution against
   awarding a legacy to any possible second wife of Thomas's.  She is said to have been the dau. of Christopher Owings and Betsy
   Lawrence, and Christopher Owings was the son of Samuel Owings (son of Capt. Richard Owings and Rachel) and Urath
   Randall (dau. of Justice Thomas Randall and Hannah Bale).  See p. 131, Owings and Allied Families, comp. by Addison D.
   and Elizabeth S. Owings, published 1976 by Polyanthos, New Orleans.

   a. Maranda B. Hobbs, b. ca. 1797-99, Md., d. after 1870 and before Sept. 1874, m. 17 June 1821, Nelson Co., Ky., Charles
      Grundy, b. ca. 1800-1, of Washington Co., Ky.  He m. (2) 22 Sept. 1874, Louisa Gregory, b. ca. 1811, widow of
      Sherwood Hundley.
      (1)   Thomas J. Grundy, b. ca. 1822, m. 29 Nov. 1859, Nelson Co., Ky., Margaret A. Bowman, b. ca. 1840.
         (a)   Samuel Grundy, b. ca. 1861.  Not in Washington Co. in 1880.
         (b)   Thomas S. Grundy, b. ca. 1862.
         (c)   Charles L. Grundy, b. ca. 1863-64.
         (d)   John B. Grundy, b. ca. 1865-66.
         (e)   Nellie Grundy, b. ca. 1867-69.
         (f)   Eliza S. Grundy, b. ca. 1870.
         (g)   Goddard W. Grundy, b. ca. 1873.
      (2)   Palmer Grundy, b. ca. 1828-32, m. 21 Dec. 1852, Washington Co., Ky., Sarah F. McElroy, b. 1828, dau. of
            Anthony McElroy and Nancy Price.
         (a)   Mary Eliza Grundy, b. ca. 1853.  Not with parents in 1870 census.
         (b)   Charles Grundy, b. ca. 1856.  Not with parents in 1870 census.
         (c)   Thomas A. Grundy, b. ca. 1859, at home in 1880.  He was still living with parents in 1900.
         (d)   Nannie Grundy, b. ca. 1863.
         (e)   Hugh M. Grundy, b. ca. 1866-68,
      (3)   Charles Grundy, b. ca. 1832, appears only in 1850 census of Washington Co.
      (4)   Eliza Grundy, b. ca. 1834, only in 1850 census.
      (5)   Susan Grundy, b. ca. 1836-37, m. (1) 14 Oct. 1856, Washington Co., Ky., James G. Maxwell, (2) 18 Dec. 1862,
            Washington Co., Ky., James H. Tucker.  He had four children by a previous marriage and at least the following
            by Susan:
         (a)   Nannie Tucker, b. ca. 1867-69.
         (b)   Maranda Tucker, b. May 1871.  She and her brothers Samuel and Jessie appear together in the 1900 census
               of Washington Co., Ky.
         (c)   Eliza Tucker, b. ca. 1873.
         (d)   Samuel Tucker, b. Nov. 1874.
         (e)   Jessie Tucker, b. Jan. 1880.

   b. Amanda Hobbs, b. ca. 1800, Md., m. 15 Aug. 1822, Nelson Co., Ky., Jonathan Davis Lewis, b. 5 Sept. 1797, Loudoun
      Co., Va., son of Daniel Lewis and his cousin Susanna Lewis of Loudoun Co., Va. and Nelson Co., Ky.  Jonathan was
      the brother of Dr. Alfred Linton Lewis below.
      [1]   Cleora Lewis, b. ca. 1831, apparently d. before 1870, m. 15 Nov. 1853, Nelson Co., Ky., Grafton H. Shields, b.
            ca. 1832.
         [a]   J. T. Shields.
      [2]   Melvina Amanda Lewis, b. ca. 1834-36, m. 25 Dec. 1855, Washington Co., Ky., George H. Cheatham, b. ca.
            1834-35, son of Henry Cheatham and Sarah McIntyre.
         [a]   Charles G. Cheatham, b. ca. 1858-59.
         [b]   Mary E. Cheatham, b. ca. 1863-64.
         [c]   Sarah K. Cheatham, b. ca. 1866.
         [d]   Eli S. Cheatham, b. ca. 1871.
      [3]   Frances H. Lewis, b. ca. 1837, d. before 1880, m. 6 June 1856, Washington Co., Ky., Henry Hardin.
         [a]   Maranda Hardin, b. ca. 1857-58.  She is not in the 1880 census of Washington Co., but there is no marriage
               record for her.
         [b]   J. M. Hardin (f.), b. ca. 1859-60.  She is not in the 1870 census.
         [c]   Mary C. Hardin, b. ca. 1862.
         [d]   Benjamin T. Hardin, b. ca. 1863.
         [e]   Henrietta Hardin, b. ca. 1864-65.
         [f]   Martha J. Hardin, b. ca. 1866.
         [g]   Nancy Hardin, b. ca. 1868.
         [h]   Parlee Hardin, b. ca. 1871.
         [i]   John L. Hardin, b. ca. 1876.

   c. Caroline Hobbs, b. 14 Oct. 1805, Maryland, d. 14 Aug. 1869, Taylorsville, Spencer Co., Ky., m. 31 May 1827, Nelson
      Co., Ky., Dr. Alfred Linton Lewis, b. 28 May 1800, Va., d. 22 June 1884, Hardin Co., Ky., bur. Elizabethtown, Hardin
      Co., Ky.  Her stone is in the Lewis cem. near Bloomfield, Ky.  They are in the 1850 census of Spencer Co., Ky.  He was
      a physician.  He was the son of Daniel Lewis and his cousin Susannah Lewis, both of Loudoun Co., Va.
      (1)   Charlotte Cordelia Lewis, b. 25 Sept. 1828, d. 25 Dec. 1922, m. George Giles, b. 4 Sept. 1821, d. 15 July 1900.
      (2)   Urath Olivia Lewis, b. 21 July 1830.
      (3)   Henry Machen Lewis, b. 18 June 1832, d. 12 Apr. 1835
      (4)   Susan Matilda Lewis, b. 19 Mar. 1834, m. 11 Jan. 1853, James Allen.
         (a)   Sue Allen m. James Lattral.
      (5)   Thomas Hobbs Lewis, b. 26 June 1835, d. 25 Dec. 1922, m. (1) 27 Jan. 1869, Kate Perry, (2) Adaline Dillard.
      (6)   Charles Daniel Lewis, b. 8 Nov. 1836, d. 27 Mar. 1912.
      (7)   Mary Caroline Lewis, b. 8 Oct. 1838, m. John Gile.
      (8)   Alfred Grundy Lewis, b. 9 Aug. 1846, d.30 Aug. 1924, Glendale, Hardin Co., Ky., m. 12 Jan. 1870, Emma Perry,
            b. 10 May 1852, d. 18 Nov. 1920, Glendale, Hardin Co., Ky., bur. Glendale, dau. of James Garland Perry and
            Melinda Bryant.  He was a farmer and a merchant at Glendale.  Owned a machine business with his brother-in-law
            Edgar Walker.
         (a)   James Linton Lewis, b. 8 June 1871, Bloomfield, Ky., d. 26 Jan. 1956, Harrisonville, Cass Co., Mo., m. (1)
               Elsie Davidson, (2) 28 Dec. 1904, Meridian, Ada Co., Idaho, Anna Dell Frazier, b. 19 Aug. 1880, Canon
               City, Fremont Co., Colorado, d. 5 Oct. 1952, Harrisonville, Mo., dau. of Gideon Beriah Frazier and Alice
               May Gibson.  He lived in Kentucky and Missouri before going west to Idaho.  He farmed for some time in
               Idaho and then returned to Missouri.
            [1]   Emma Jean Lewis, b. 13 Mar. 1907, d. 3 Aug. 1928, Kansas City, Mo., bur. Harrisonville, Cass Co.,
                  Mo.
            [2]   Alice Elizabeth Lewis, b. 27 Jan. 1909, Meridian, Ada Co., Idaho, m. 25 June 1931, Harrisonville,
                  Cass Co., Mo., Walter George Heid Sr., b. 25 Jan. 1908, Pleasant Hill, Cass Co., Mo., d. 19 June 1972,
                  Harrisonville, Mo., bur. Orient cem., Harrisonville, Mo., son of George Otis Heid and Lydia Ann
                  Lindsay.  They were dairy farmers.  After his death she moved to Lee's Summit, Mo.
               [a]   Walter George Heid Jr., b. 2 Aug. 1932, Pleasant Hill, Cass Co., Mo., m. 14 July 1957, Archie,
                     Cass Co., Mo., Barbara Ann Hess, b. 20 Feb. 1939, Butler, Bates Co., Mo., dau. of Joseph Henry
                     Hess and Dorothy May George.
                  /1/   Lei Ann Heid, b. 15 Mar. 1960, Columbia, Boone Co., Mo., m. 20 Sept. 1980, Wamego,
                        Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, Steve Nelson.
                  /2/   Elizabeth Jane Heid, b. 24 Mar. 1962, Washington, D.C., m. 5 July 1986, Wamego,
                        Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, ________ ________.
                  /3/   George Lewis Heid, b. 3 May 1964, Washington, D.C.
               [b]   Konrad Lewis Heid, b. 18 Nov. 1935, Pleasant Hill, Cass Co., Mo., m. 16 June 1957, Milan,
                     Sullivan Co., Mo., Barbara Ann Taylor, b. 2 Nov. 1936, Milan, Sullivan Co., Mo., dau. of Wiley
                     Taylor and Faye Edith Thrasher.
                  /1/   Kathy Lynne Heid, b. 27 Apr. 1958, Kirksville, Adair Co., Mo., m. 17 Sept. 1983, Jacomo,
                        Mo., Douglas Chlebowski.
                  /2/   Brent Alan Heid, b. 6 Sept. 1959, Harrisonville, Cass Co., Mo., m. 9 Aug. 1980, Archie,
                        Cass Co., Mo., Peggy June Zellmer, b. 1 June 1959, dau. of Ted Zellmer and Virginia
                        Purdy.
                  /3/   Kelly Lane Heid, b. 2 Dec. 1961, Fulton, Calloway Co., Mo., m. (1) 28 July 1984, Blue
                        Springs, Jackson Co., Mo., ______ ______, (2) 20 Dec. 1990, Patrick Mark Colgan, son
                        of Robert Colgan and Paula ______.
                  /4/   Blake Aaron Heid, b. 20 Dec. 1962, Princeton, Mercer Co., Mo., m. 30 May 1981, Tipton,
                        Mo., Maria Elaine Miller, b. 26 June 1967.
         (b)   Ruth Lewis, b. 31 Jan. 1873, Ky., d. 26 Apr. 1952, Meridian, Ada Co., Idaho, bur. Meridian cem., m. 10 Jan.
               1894, Ky., John Duvall.  They had three sons.
         (c)   Charles Daniel Lewis, b. 27 July 1875, Ky., d. 14 May 1837, Freeman, Cass Co., Mo., bur. Freeman cem.,
               m. 6 Nov. 1901, Cass Co., Mo., Lizzie Geneva Tribby.  They had two daughters and one son.
         (d)   Perry Grundy Lewis, b. 24 Jan. 1979, Ky., bur. Meridian, Ada Co., Idaho, m. 14 June 1906, Freeman, Cass
               Co., Mo., Ethel Davidson.  They had two daughters.
         (e)   Eli Stone Lewis, b. 6 Apr. 1881, d. and bur. Dawson, Georgia, m. 17 Apr. 1912, Ora McDowell.  They had
               one son.
         (f)   Karl Davent Lewis, b. 2 Feb. 1883, Ky., d. 21 Sept. 1973, Glendale, Hardin Co., Ky., bur. Glendale cem.
         (g)   Cordelia Emma Lewis, b. 6 Feb. 1885, Ky., d. 21 Mar. 1911, Glendale, Hardin Co., Ky., m. Edgar Walker. 
               They had one daughter.
         (h)   Elizabeth Mary Lewis, b. 27 Dec. 1887, Ky., bur. 13 Dec. 1977, Glendale, Hardin Co., Ky.
         (i)   Margaret Stark Lewis, b. 16 June 1889, d. 9 Jan. 1983, Hodgenville, Larue Co., Ky., bur. Glendale Christian
               Church cem., Glendale, Ky.
         (j)   William Irvin Lewis, b. 21 Aug. 1891, Ky., d. 3 July 1982, Elizabethtown, Hardin Co., Ky., bur.
               Elizabethtown, Ky., m. 7 Mar. 1919, Edith Patterson.
         (k)   Frederick Lewis, b. 13 May 1893, Ky., d. 3 Jan. 1894, Ky.
         (l)   David Bowen Lewis, b. 12 July 1894, Ky., d. 28 Apr. 1952, Elizabethtown, Ky., m. 4 Aug. 1914, Lillywood
               Craddock.  They had one son.
      (8)   Thomas Hobbs Lewis m. Kate Perry.

   d. Thomas B. Hobbs, b. 29 Nov. 1807, Md., d. 31 Oct. 1875 (see Will Book 17, p. 166, Nelson Co., Ky.), m. 8 Jan. 1857,
      Nelson Co., Ky., Margaret Brown, dau. of J. T. Brown and Sally Beauchamp; no children.  All three bur. in Maple Grove
      cem., Bloomfield, Ky., but there is no tombstone inscription for Margaret.  Margaret Brown Hobbs also left a will that
      helps to identify some of Thomas Hobbs's relatives.  It was written on 19 Apr. 1901 and prob. on 12 Dec. 1904 and
      recorded in Nelson Co. Will Book 20, p. 132.  Their home is still standing in Bloomfield, Ky.  Margaret Hobbs left a
      legacy in her will to a Margaret Hobbs Terrell.  It is not clear whether this is a namesake or a relative of her husband's. 
      There is also a legacy to a Mrs. Ann Terrell and her daughter Alice.  She also left legacies to a Huston family, who are
      probably her relatives through the Browns.

   e. Susan A. Hobbs, b. 26 Sept. 1809, d. 27 July 1852, bur. in Hobbs graveyard on John Robert Shields farm, near
      Bloomfield, Ky., unm.

   f. Charlotte C. Hobbs, b. 29 May 1812, possibly, Ky., d. 13 May 1858, bur in Hobbs graveyard on Shields farm, near
      Bloomfield, unm.  Her will in Nelson Co. Will Book 9, p. 358 mentions some of her relatives as heirs.

2. Sarah Hobbs, m. 24 Feb. 1784, Frederick Co., Md., Greenberry Dorsey.

   a. Azel Dorsey m. H. Wise.  He may have been the Azel Dorsey who was one of Abraham Lincoln's teachers.  One list,
      however, spells the name Hazel, so this could have been a daughter.

   b. Ruth Dorsey m. 3 Jan. 1803, Hardin Co., Ky., her cousin George Frederick Burckhardt.  See more under Joshua Hobbs.

   c. Sarah Dorsey.

   d. Elizabeth Dorsey m. 5 May 1805, Hardin Co., Ky., Thomas Sprigg

3. Rachel Hobbs, b. ca. 1770, d. 23 Sept. 1839, Nelson Co., Ky., age 69, m. 17 Apr. 1788, Frederick Co., Md., her cousin Joshua
   Hobbs Jr., d. ca. 1846-47, Nelson Co., Ky., son of Joshua.  For a more detailed account of their descendants, see above section
   on Joseph Hobbs's brother Joshua.
   a. Nathan Hobbs, b. 21 May 1793, d. 28 June 1836, m. 24 Aug. 1820, his cousin Elizabeth Hobbs, dau. of Eli.  No children. 
      Both are bur. in Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky.

   b. Thomas Hobbs, d. by 1827, m. Belinda Bennett.

   c. Nancy Hobbs, b. 25 Nov. 1794, d. 9 March 1854, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 13 Jan. 1831, Nelson Co., Ky., Lilburn ("Sell")
      Wilkerson/Wilkinson, b. ca. 1801.  They appear in the 1850 census of Nelson Co.

   d. Deborah Hobbs, b. 31 March 1797, m. 16 Jan. 1817, Nelson Co., Ky., Thomas S. Hammond, b. 2 Aug. 1788, d. 22 Jan.
      1853, both bur. New Salem Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.  Thomas was the son of Gervis Hammond and Jane Sangster.

   e. Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 24 Aug. 1799, d. 25 Dec. 1870, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 27 May 1820, Nelson Co., Ky., Ephraim
      Crawford, b. 1 Dec. 1797, d. 31 March 1861, Nelson Co., Ky., both bur. Cox's Creek Bapt. cem., Nelson Co., Ky.

   f. Mary Hobbs, m. 4 Nov. 1823, Nelson Co., Ky., John M. Ricks.

   g. Harriet Hobbs, b. ca. 1809, m. 7 Oct. 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Elijah Crawford.

4. Susannah Hobbs, m. 21 Aug. 1794, Nelson Co., Ky., William Stone, son of John Stone and Millianne Hammond.  William
   Stone's estate appraisal is in Nelson Co., Ky., Will Book C, p. 128, amounting to $3451.07.  Page 310 of the same book records
   his sale in Oct. 1814.  The children are given in the order in which they appear in the will of their grandfather John Stone.

   a. Polly Stone, b. ca. 1796.

   b. Millie [Millianne?] Stone, b. 1798, Nelson Co., Ky., d. 1857-1860, Missouri [?], m. 24 Dec. 1818, Nelson Co., Ky.,
      Julius Milford Barlow, b. 24 Aug. 1796, Washington Co., Ky., d. 1892 or later, Missouri[?], son of Henry Barlow and
      Jane Marshall.  He may be bur. on the Wright farm mentioned below, where his dau. Susan U. Barlow Wright is buried.
      (1)   Jane Barlow, b. ca. 1819-20, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 13 Dec. 1837, Cole Co., Mo., Greenbury Kingry.  She does not
            appear in the 1850 census.
      (2)   Elizabeth Ann Barlow, b. ca. 1821-22, Nelson Co., Ky., m. 29 Mar. 1838, Cole Co., Mo., William Buckner.
      (3)   William S. Barlow, b. ca. 1824-25, d. 1851, Cole Co., Mo., m. 22 July 1849, Cole Co., Mo., Sarah Kennon.
      (4)   James Marshall Barlow, b. 22 Oct. 1826, California, Cole Co., Mo., d. 6 May 1917, Bagnall, Mo., bur. Pleasant
            Grove cem., Chariton Co., Mo., m. (1) ______ ______, (2) 22 Mar. 1881, Echo, Mo., Mrs. Susan R. (Hainds)
            Long, b. 3 Sept. 1851, Westville, Mo., d. 2 July 1928, Mills, New Mexico, dau. of Dewitt Charles Hainds and
            Elizabeth Sarah Taylor, formerly of Delaware.
         (a)   Everett Marshall Barlow, b. 3 Apr. 1892, Chariton Co., Mo., d. 29 Jan. 1937, Springer, New Mexico, m. 16
               Mar. 1919, Susie Mae Lewis.
      (5)   Susan U. Barlow, b. 1829, Cole Co., Mo., bur. Wright family cem., Wright farm, Miller Co., Mo., m. 21 Apr. 1848,
            Cole Co., Mo., Ezekiel Wright
      (6)   Sarah Ann Barlow, b. 1833, Cole Co., Mo., m. 13 July 1856, Cole Co., Mo., William Colvin.
      (7)   Nancy Barlow, b. 1838, Cole Co., Mo., m. 18 Feb. 1855, Cole Co., Mo., John Kelly.
      (8)   Joel F. Barlow, b. 1838, Cole Co., Mo.  He left Missouri at about the time of the Civil War.  He may have gone
            to Texas, but was never heard from again.

   c. Nancy Stone.

   d. John Hammond Stone, b. ca. 1800, d. after 1850, m. (1) 11 Mar.(?) 1796 (bond 9 May), Nelson Co., Ky., Amadine
      McKay, d. between 1835 and 1838, Cole Co., Mo., dau. of John McKay and Sarah Edwards, (2) 22 Oct. 1840, Cole Co.,
      Mo., Ephran Strance.  Sarah Edwards was the dau. of William Edwards and Sarah Jacobs.  This family was gone from
      Nelson Co. before the 1850 census.
      (1)   _______ Stone (dau.), b. 1826-30.
      (2)   _______ Stone (son), b. 1826-30.
      (3)   John Stone, b. 13 Dec. 1832, Cole Co., Mo., d. 5 Mar. 1922, bur. City cem., Jefferson City, Mo., m. 10 Apr. 1853,
            Margaret D. Hackney, b. 23 Sept. 1833/34, Cole Co., Mo., d. 13 Aug. 1916, bur. City cem., Jefferson City, Mo.,
            dau. of William W. Hackney and Celia Ragsdale.  He was a private in Co. E, 10th Missouri Cavalry, Union Army,
            in the Civil War and received a pension for his service.  According to the 1900 census, there were two more
            children born of this marriage.
         (a)   Amydine Virginia Stone, b. 29 Mar. 1854, Cole Co., Mo., d. 1940, m. (1) _____ Griffith, (2) Albert Stadler.
         (b)   John Ward Stone, b. 5 Dec. 1856, Cole Co., Mo., d. 16 July 1947, m. Sarah Ann Gahn.
         (c)   Hayden M. Stone, b. 31 July 1859, Cole Co., Mo., d. 18 Dec. 1883.
         (d)   Louella M. Stone, b. 12 July 1860/61, Cole Co., Mo., d. 7 July 1938, m. 4 Apr. 1892, Malony C. Phillips.
         (e)   Josephine Belle Stone, b. 31 Aug. 1862, Cole Co., Mo., d. 1906, m. 5 May 1885, William M. Scruggs.
         (f)   William T. Stone, b. 7 Jan. 1866, Cole Co., Mo., d. Jan. 1938, m. 1899, Ann Kingery.
         (g)   Eliza E. (Lydia) Stone, b. 24 Dec. 1867/68/69, Cole Co., Mo., d. 30 Mar. 1928, m. George W. Hagan.
         (h)   Marshall Dixon Stone, b. 5/7 Feb. 1870/71/73/75, Cole Co., Mo., d. 1911, m. 23 Nov. 1898, Anna E.
               Knernshield.
         (i)   Elltred Stone, b. 4 Mar. 1874/75, Cole Co., Mo., d. Toledo, Ohio, m. Jessie Greenway.
      (4)   James Stone, b. 1834.
      (5)   ______ Stone (dau.), b. 1836-40.

   e. Felix B. Stone, b. ca. 1808, m. 12 March 1836, Nelson Co., Ky., Catherine Briggs, b. ca. 1819, dau. of Andrew Briggs
      and Nancy Robertson.  This family appears in the 1850 census of Spencer Co., Ky.
      (1)   Andrew B. Stone, b. ca. 1837.
      (2)   Susannah Stone, b. ca. 1839.
      (3)   William Stone, b. ca. 1841.
      (4)   Hardin E. [Haden E.?] Stone, b. ca. 1846.
      (5)   Thomas B. Stone, b. ca. 1848.

   f. Sarah E. Stone, b. 26 Nov. 1809, Nelson Co., Ky., d. 6 March 1853, Daviess Co., Ky., m. 7 Mar. 1835 (bond), Nelson
      Co., James Milton, b. 4 Aug. 1809, d. 26 May 1896, Daviess Co., Ky. as his first wife.  He m. (2) 22 Nov. 1860, Mrs.
      Mary Jane (Harlen) Bartlett, b. 28 July 1828, d. 27 Apr. 1890.  All three bur. in family graveyard on his farm 10 miles
      east of Owensboro, Ky., and 2.2 miles south of Hwy. 54, off the Little Hickory Road.  On a hill in the woods west of the
      W. S. Hinton farm.  There is an old abandoned house in the field, and the cemetery is a little northwest of this house. 
      The stones were copied in 1965 and rechecked in 1973.
      (1)   Richard Milton, b. 2 March 1836, Ky., d. and bur. Carthage, Missouri, m. 11 Nov. 1869, Annie A. Daly.
         (a)   James Francis Milton, b. 3 Oct. 1870, Ky., d. 1947, m. ______ ______.  Lived in Fallon Nev.; died in the
               home of his only child.
            [1]   Wallace Milton of Taft City, California.
         (b)   Albert Fithshugh [Fitzhugh?] Milton, b. 28 June 1872, Louisiana, d. 6 Oct. 1873, Ky.
         (c)   Minnie May Milton, b. 24 May 1874, living in 1952, m. 18 Dec. 1900, Harry J. Green, b. Illinois, d. 11 June
               1911.  In 1952 she was still living at 310 East Chestnut St., Carthage, Mo., in the 12-room house that her
               father built.
            [1]   Richard Green m. Pauline Green of Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Res. in 1950, Kingsville, Texas.
            [2]   ______ Green (son), d. in his teens.
         (d)   Richard Eugene Milton, b. 17 Jan. 1876, m. ______ ______.  Res. Carthage, Mo.  Sons live in California.
            [1]   ______ Milton.
            [2]   ______ Milton.
         (e)   Clara Belle Milton, b. 4 Oct. 1877, d. 17 June 1943, unm.
         (f)   Samuel Lawrence Milton, b. 4 May 18779, d. 15 May 1942, m. Ruth Sellers, d. 7 May 1940, Kansas City. 
               Res.  Wichita, Kansas.
            [1]   Richard L. Milton, in university in Albuquerque, N.M. in 1950s.
         (g)   Nellie Daly Milton, b. 5 Sept. 1886, Polk Co., Ky.[?], lived one week.
         (h)   Harry Wallace Milton, b. 12 Aug. 1888, m. Cora French, b. 20 Dec. 1895.  Res. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
            [1]   Harry Wallace Milton, b. 22 May 1930.  Res. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
      (2)   Susan U. Milton, b. 26 Sept. 1837, d. 30 Aug. 1845, bur. in Milton family cem. described above.  [Comment by
            Robert P. Moore:  Her middle name could well be Susan Ureth/ Urith/Urath, an old Maryland name that continued
            for three generations in her mother's family.  See her aunt S. U. Stone Hays below.]
      (3)   Sarah Ann ("Sallie") Milton, b. 15 Apr. 1839, d. _____, m. 4 Jan. ___, Dr. William R. Knox of Shelbyville, Ky.,
            b. 18 Jan. 1826.  Dr. Knox's parents were from Straband, Ireland, and were said to be close relatives of John Knox. 
            The parents came to this country and died and were buried in Shelbyville, Ky.  Dr. Knox practiced medicine at
            Bloomfield, Nelson Co., Ky., for a time, but went to Whitesville, Ky., and practiced there most of his life.  He, his
            wife, and three of their sons are buried in Elmwood cem., Owensboro, Ky.
         (a)   Frances Knox, b. 30 Dec. 1855, m. Walker Cook.
            [1]   Ethel Cook m. I./J. B. Jones.  Res. in 1949, Whitesville, Ky.
               [a]   James Jones.  Res. in 1950s, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
         (b)   Sarah Elizabeth ("Betty") Knox, b. 20 Feb. 1858, d. 1926, m. (1) Albert Conyers, bur. Elmwood cem.,
               Owensboro, Ky., a Christian minister, (2) Dr. M. A. McDonald, d. 1917, of Georgetown, Ky.  She is bur.
               with him in Rose Hill cem., Owensboro, Ky.
            [1]   Clyde Conyers (dau.) m. Emer Haynes, son of Dr. D. Haynes.
               [a]   Elizabeth Haynes m. ______ Taylor, Owensboro, Ky.
                  /1/   Betty Taylor m. _______ Aull.  Res. Owensboro, Ky.
            [2]   William Knox McDonald, b. 9 March 1889, m. Addie Mae Edge of Adaburg, Ohio Co., Ky.  Res.
                  Louisville, Ky.
               [a]   Beverly Jean McDonald, b. 21 Dec. 1915, m. James Madison Graves, b. 25 July 1912.  Res.
                     Louisville, Ky.
                  /1/   Beverly Jean Graves, b. 31 March 1951, m. 23 Aug. 1969, Lawrence Richard Myers, b.
                        21 June 1942, son of Lawrence Grenfall Myers and Thelma Louis Dupin.
         (c)   James Sam Knox, b. 23 Sept. 1860, bur. in Elmwood cem., Owensboro, Ky., m. ______ ______, no children. 
               He was a druggist in Whitesville, Ky.
         (d)   William R. Knox, b. ca. 1864, living on 8 Jan. 1952, age 88.
         (e)   Rush E. Knox, unm. bur. Elmwood cem., Owensboro, Ky.
         (f)   Emmet R. Knox, unm., bur Elmwood cem., Owensboro, Ky.
      (4)   ______ Milton, d. in infancy.
      (5)   ______ Milton, d. in infancy.
      By Mrs. Mary Jane Harlen Bartlett, James Milton had the following children:  James William Milton, b. 1861; Mary Alice
      Milton, b. 1863; John Thomas Milton, b. 1864; Robert Lee Milton, b. 1865; Bushrod Johnson Milton; Ada Ann Milton,
      twin, b. 1872; Ida Lee Milton, twin, b. 1872.  Mrs. J. Weldon Baird was the author of the Milton history, a part of her
      Kentucky Families, unpublished, but available in the library of the Kentucky Historical Society.

   g. Susanna Urith Stone, b. 25 Nov. 1811, d. 18 Feb. 1870, m. 31 Oct./Nov. 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., John J. Hays, b. 13 Nov.
      1810, Washington Co., Ky., d. 26 Dec. 1862, Washington Co., Ky., both bur. in Hays graveyard on Edison Hays farm,
      Washington Co., Ky.  He was the son of William Hays Jr. and Eleanor Burcham.  Both are bur. in Hays graveyard on
      Edison Hays farm, Washington Co., Ky.
      (1)   Amelia S. Hays, b. 8 May 1838, d. 14 Sept. 1907, m. 26 Oct. 1858, Washington Co., Ky., Thomas Parker Moore,
            b. 1835, d. 1915, both bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky.  He was the son of Jetson Moore and
            Margaret Gregory.
         (a)   John H. Moore, b. 16 or 24 Aug. 1859, d. 1867, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky.
         (b)   Margaret Florence Moore, b. 28 Feb. 1861, d. 5 Apr. 1936, bur. in Elizabethtown, Ky., m. Apr. 1887, Joseph
               Gatton, b. 2 March 1854, d. 13 Dec. 1945.
         (c)   James Lucas Moore, b. 17 Nov. 1862, d. 21 Aug. 1948, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky.,
               unm.
         (d)   Susan Moore, b. 7 Feb. 1864, d. Jan. 1892, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky., m. John Hays,
               Louisville, Ky.
         (e)   Thomas Parker Moore, b. 29 Jan. 1866, d. July 1938, bur. Blandinsville, Illinois.
         (f)   Rebecca Wayne Moore, b. 21 May 1868, d. 9 July 1936, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky.,
               m. David Lee Humphrey, son of William Clinton Humphrey and Letitia Phillips.
            [1]   Mary Kate Humphrey, b. 1897, m. 18 Sept. 1919, Edward Holding Williams, b. 15 Jan. 1895, Nelson
                  Co., Ky., bur. Springfield, Ky.  He was a veteran of World War I and a farmer, realtor, and livestock
                  dealer in later years.
               [a]   Margaret Wayne Williams, b. 6 Feb. 1921, d. 1997, m. 19 May 1944, Dr. B. Johnson Todd. Res.
                     Elmira, New York, He is a research chemist at Corning Glass Works laboratory.
                  {1}   Ruth Todd, b. 2 Sept. 1945, m. 24 Dec. 1967, Edward Evans, b. Aug. 1945.  Res. Santa
                        Fe, California.  They are both physicians.
                     {a}   Elizabeth Evans.
                     {b}   Andrew Evans, twin.
                     {c}   Suzanne Evans, twin.
                  {2}   Bruce Johnson Todd, b. 1 Dec. 1948, m. 4 Aug. 1973, Albany, New York, Deborah
                        Kenna, b. 10 Jan. 1950.  Res. Albany, New York.
                     {a}   Amy Todd.
                     {b}   Abby Todd.
                  {3}   Nancy Stevens Todd, b. 20 Feb. 1957, m. Larry Leake.  Res. Savannah, Georgia.
            [2]   William Thomas Humphrey, b. 30 Dec. 1899, d. 16 Mar. 1986, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.,
                  m. (1) Lexington, Ky., Alice Ann Allison, d. Mar. 1965, m. (2) 18 May 1973, Mrs. Elizabeth (Blanton)
                  Hahn, dau. of Coy Blanton and Lula Murphy and widow of Roy Hahn.  No children by either marriage.
            [3]   Rebecca Humphrey, b. 1903, m. Guy Foreman.  No children.
         (g)   Minerva Isabelle ("Minnie") Moore, b. 31 Dec. 1869, m. 27 Dec. 1899, Logan Murray Walker, b. 10 Oct.
               1864, d. 3 Mar. 1937, bur. Springfield, Ky.
            [1]   Olive Walker, b. 9 July 1902.  Res. Springfield and Bardstown, Ky.
            [2]   Nancy Hazel Walker, b. 21 Feb. 1905, m. 14 Sept. 1948, Comegys Brown of Grimstead, Va.  Last
                  known address, New York City.
            [3]   James Murray Walker, b. 20 Aug. 1907, m. 20 Dec. 1930, Mary Hamilton Goatley, dau. of Edward
                  Goatley and Myrtle Virgin.
               [a]   James Murray Walker Jr., b. 5 Jan. 1938.
               [b]   Ann Thomas Walker, b. 19 Feb. 1941.
               [c]   Nancy Lucile Walker, b. 29 Oct. 1942.
            [4]   John Anthony Walker, b. 9 Nov. 1909.  Res. Springfield, Ky.
         (h)   William R. Moore, b. 5 Nov. 1872, m. (1) Mattie Grigsby, (2) Alice ______.
         (i)   Fred Moore, b. 8 March 1873 or 1874, d. 5 Apr. or 2 Feb. 1879, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co.,
               Ky.
         (j)   Mary Rose Moore, b. 8 Feb. 1876, d. 15 Nov. 1958, m. (1) Burr C. Humphrey, b. 10 Oct. 1874, d. 2 Oct.
               1823, bur. Bardstown, cem., Bardstown, Ky.  He was the brother of David Humphrey above.  She m. (2) John
               Will Brown, b. 11 Jan. 1872, d. 30 Apr. 1939,  under whose last name she is buried.  She is buried between
               her first two husbands  She also married (order uncertain):  ______ Pruitt, Duke Cruise (perhaps from Upton,
               Ky.), ______ Spencer, Reuben Raine of Albany, Ky.
            [1]   Lillian Lee Humphrey, b. 14 Mar. 1900, d. 30 Aug. 1972, m. John William Collins, b. 11 June 1900,
                  d. 20 Mar. 1989, both bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.  He m. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Janes Marks.
               [a]   Leon Collins, b. 4 Dec. 1920, m. Dorothy ______, b. 11 Sept. 1924, d. 1 Nov. 1969, bur.
                     Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky.
                  {1}   Wayne Collins.
                  {2}   David Collins.
               [b]   Virginia Burr Collins, b. 25 July 1929, m. 8 June 1946, Nelson Co., Ky., John Milton Snider Jr.,
                     b. 12 Dec. 1924, d. 21 Oct. 1978, bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown, Ky., son of John Milton
                     Snider and Treacy McGaughey.
                  {1}   Glenn Snider, b. 5 Apr. 1947, m. Gail Yeast.  Res. 1990, Mansfield, Ohio.
                     {a}   Matthew Snider.
                     {b}   Timothy Snider.
                  {2}   Lillian Jane Snider, b. 21 Jan. 1955, m. (1) and div. ______ Wimpsett, (2) Jules Barone. 
                        Res. 1990, Florida.
                     {a}   McCray Wimpsett.
                     {b}   John Anthony Wimpsett.
                  {3}   Jonye Snider, b. 4 June 1958, m. (1) and div. Tom Dennis, (2) Timothy Nix.
                     {a}   Mercedes Nix.
               [c]   Theodore Collins.
                  {1}   Theodore Collins.
                  {2}   Robert Collins.
               [d]   Juanita Collins m. Wallace Green.
            [2]   Virginia Peak Humphrey, b. 21 Oct. 1902, m. (1) 24 Aug. 1919, Noel Roger Deacon, (2) 17 Dec. 1927,
                  Hardin Yowell Love.  Res. Taylorsville, Ky.
               [a]   Hascall Coleman Deacon, b. 6 Aug. 1920, m. 12 Jan. 1941, Lucille Vocook, dau. of Pierce
                     Vocook.
         (k)   Lula Moore, b. 16 July 1877, m. Charles Lay, Mt. Eden, Ky.
         (l)   Katie Moore, b. 7 Apr. 1879, d. 1929, bur. Sellersburg, Indiana, m. Charles Gatch.  Res. Sellersburg, Indiana.
         (m)   Effie Moore, b. 18 Nov. 1883, m. 23 Dec. 1902, Edward Shouse, b. 1 Dec. 1883.  Res. Danville, Ky.
            [1]   Thomas Raymond Shouse, b. 20 June 1904, m. (1) 20 Dec. 1924, Myrtle Henson, (2) 29 Nov. 1934,
                  Sarah Messer, b. 6 Sept. 1902, Stanford, Ky.
               [a]   Donald Shouse, b. 17 Feb. 1927, m. 14 June 1945, Lucille Anderson.
                  {1}   Dona Louise Shouse, b. 25 Sept. 1947.
               [b]   Kathleen Shouse, b. 7 Nov. 1937.
         (n)   Viola Moore, b. 9 May 1885, presumed lost in earthquake in California, m. Milton Mallory.
            [1]   Marguerete Mallory m. (1) Boyd Hooper, (2) 1948, Gary Starkey.  Last known res. 2920 Finn Ave.,
                  Louisville, Ky.
               [a]   Willetta Hooper.
               [b]   Richard Hooper.
               [c]   Edith Yvonne Hooper.
            [2]   Edith Mallory, b. 6 Nov. 1907, m. 16 Feb. 1948, George Dewey Polly of Whitesburg, Ky., b. 2 June
                  1898.
            [3]   Raymond Mallory, adopted by a Smith family and uses that name.  Last known address East 38th Rd.,
                  Anderson, Indiana, R.R. 4.  Had two children.

      (2)   Susan Urith Hays, b. 30 Sept. 1840, d. 11 Apr. 1914, m. 30 Sept. 1862, Washington Co., Ky., Joseph Robert
            Barker, b. 7 May 1830, d. 14 May 1901, son of J. R. Barker and Nancy Jones.  Res. Fayette Co., Ky.
         (a)   John William Barker of Lexington, b. 18 Jan. 1864.
         (b)   Roger Jones Barker of Fayette Co.
         (c)   Robert Lee Barker of California, b. 15 Feb. 1865.
         (d)   Milton Wayne Barker, b. 1 Feb. 1871, d. 17 Sept. 1949, m. 4 Oct. 1893, Minnie Moores, dau. of Josiah
               Moores and Keturah Elizabeth Scrivner, b. 13 Feb. 1870, Kirksville, Madison Co., Ky., d. 4 Oct. 1924.
            [1]   Fannie Wayne Barker, b. 28 Dec. 1894, Fayette Co., Ky., m. Allie Granville Smitha, b. 12 Oct. 1888,
                  d. 15 Apr. 1963.
               [a]   Dorothy Lee Smitha, b. 17 Oct. 1915, m. 18 Dec. 1936, New Orleans, La., William Merle
                     Simpson, b. 10 Feb. 1912, Calgary, Canada, d. 24 Nov. 1978.
                  {1}   William Smitha Simpson, b. 17 Jan. 1941, m. 29 July 1960, Betty Lou Webb, b. 3 July
                        1941, Dayton, Ohio.
                     {a}   William Dallas Simpson, b. 7 May 1964.
                     {b}   Allen Smitha Simpson, b. 29 June 1965.
                     {c}   Samuel David Simpson, b. 27 Apr. 1978.
               [b]   Frances Milton Smitha, b. 22 Oct. 1917, m. 31 Aug. 1940, James Martin Bramlage, b. 14 Apr.
                     1917, Covington, Ky.
                  {1}   Lee Wayne Bramlage, b. 15 July 1943, m. 1 June 1975, James Thomas Hicks, b. 4 Aug.
                        1935, Nelson Co., Ky.  Res. Bardstown, Ky.
                  {2}   Lucinda Bramlage, b. 4 Apr. 1947, m. 17 Oct. 1970, Thomas DeZonia Mahan, b. 11 May
                        1950, Lexington, Ky.
                     {a}   Rebecca Lee Mahan, b. 1 Aug. 1973.
                     {b}   Thomas James Mahan, b. 24 Sept. 1978.
                  {3}   Frances Elizabeth Bramlage, b. 10 May 1951, m. 11 Mar. 1973, Robert Lewis Scher, b.
                        15 Sept. 1950, Lexington, Ky.
                     {a}   Jamie Elizabeth Scher, b. 7 July 1976.
                     {b}   Sidney Claire Scher, b. 30 Dec. 1978.
            [2]   Joseph Robert Barker, b. 1 Oct. 1896, m. 29 Aug. 1929, Indianapolis, Ind., Besse Bracket, b. 19 Sept.
                  1897, Lincoln Co., Ky.  No children.
            [3]   William Jennings Bryan Barker, b. 29 Sept. 1897, d. 1 June 1945, m. 21 Mar. 1938, Grace Gentry, b.
                  23 Aug. 1903, Fayette Co., Ky.
               (a)   Charles Gentry Barker, b. 23 Feb. 1942, Fayette Co., Ky.
            [4]   David Lloyd Barker, b. 22 March 1900, d. 19 Feb. 1954, Fayette Co., Ky., bur. Calvary cem., Fayette
                  Co., Ky., m. 19 Sept. 1925, Katharine Burnside Lavin, d. 11 Jan. 1968.
               [a]   Carolyn Burnside Barker, b. 1 May 1926, m. 20 Sept. 1947, Cincinnati, Ohio, Dudley Dailey
                     Gray, b. 17 Apr. 1910, Addyston, Ohio, d. 8 Sept. 1968, Raymond, Mississippi, bur. Calvary
                     cem., Fayette Co., Ky.
                  {1}   Michael Dudley Gray, b. 8 May 1948, Hamilton, Ohio, m. 14 June 1970, Berry, Ky.,
                        Laural Jane Lenox, b. 9 Mar 1948.
                     {a}   Sean Lenox Gray, b. 14 Nov. 1974, Brooksville, Ky.
                     {b}   Erin Katharine Gray, b. 9 Mar. 1978, Brooksville, Ky.
                  {2}   John Barker Gray, b. 3 Aug. 1952, Cincinnati, Ohio, unm.
                  {3}   Katharine Anne Gray, b. 11 Jan. 1955, Cincinnati, Ohio, unm.
                  {4}   Robert David Gray, b. 10 Nov. 1961, Cincinnati, Ohio.
               [b]   William Wayne Barker, b. 16 July 1927, Lexington, Ky., m. 29 May 1948, Lexington, Ky., Doris
                     Ann McFarland, b. 15 Feb. 1928, Woodford Co., Ky.
                  {1}   Ann Wayne Barker, b. 2 Nov. 1955, Lexington, Ky., m. 9 July 1977, Lexington, Ky.,
                        Joseph Calvin Dusing, b. 11 Feb. 1956, Cynthiana, Ky.
                  {2}   Dale Lavin Barker, b. 2 Apr. 1959, unm.
               [c]   David Lavin Barker, b. 26 Mar. 1934, Lexington, Ky., m. 25 Jan. 1958, Lexington, Ky., Vivian
                     Louise McCann, b. 28 Mar. 1937, Carlisle, Ky.
                  {1}   Davina Louise Barker, b. 26 Sept. 1958, Lexington, Ky., unm.
                  {2}   Denise Lloyd Barker, b. 28 July 1964, Lexington, Ky.
                  {3}   Dawn Lavin Barker, b. 27 May 1969, Lexington, Ky.
            [5]   Isobel Layne Barker, b. 27 Dec. 1901, d. 4 Feb. 1970, Roxboro, North Carolina, bur. Lexington cem.,
                  Lexington, Ky., m. 20 Sept. 1928, Louisville, Ky., Dr. William Henry Hollinshead, b. 17 June 1906,
                  Winchester, Tennessee.
               [a]   Betty Layne Hollinshead, b. 17 Nov. 1929, Nashville, Tenn., m. 17 Nov. 1949, Durham, North
                     Carolina, Richard Guynn Long, b. 16 Nov. 1923, d. 7 May 1972, Durham, North Carolina.
                  {1}   Margaret Guynn Long, b. 27 Feb. 1952, Durham, N.C., m. 10 Aug. 1974, Roxboro, N.C.,
                        Fenton Devary Winstead, b. 20 Apr. 1949, Roxboro, N.C.
                     {a}   Richard Drewry Winstead, b. 11 Dec. 1975, Burlington, N.C., d. 23 June 1978,
                           Roxboro, N.C.
                  {2}   Catherine Layne Long, b. 7 Aug. 1953, Durham, N.C., unm.
                  {3}   David Hollinshead Long, b. 12 Nov. 1954, Durham, N.C., m. 31 Dec. 1977, Roxboro,
                        N.C., Karen Lynn Phelps, b. 22 Aug. 1953.
                  {4}   Richard Guynn Long Jr., b. 27 June 1957, Durham, N.C.
                  {5}   Nicholas Thompson Long, b. 13 Nov. 1958, Durham, N.C.
               [b]   Warren Henry Hollinshead, b. 18 Dec. 1935, Durham, N.C., m. 12 Sept. 1956, Amherst,
                     Massachusetts, Marilyn Rae Peterson, b. 20 Sept. 1935, Montevideo, Minnesota.
                  {1}   William Henry Hollinshead, b. 9 June ___, Northampton, Mass.
                  {2}   Anne Elizabeth Hollinshead, b. 7 Oct. 1960, Tarrytown, N.Y.
                  {3}   Ellen Scrivener Hollinshead, b. 23 Dec. 1963, Tarrytown, N.Y.
                  {4}   Dana Margaret Hollinshead, b. 15 Jan. 1968, Tarrytown, N.Y.
            [6]   Thelma Barker, b. 1903, bur. 2 Sept. 1904.
            [7]   James Milton Barker, b. ___, bur. 12 July 1909, age 4, Lexington cem.
            [8]   Susan Elizabeth Barker, b. 22 Apr. 1911, Fayette Co., Ky., d. 1991, Fayette Co., Ky., unm.
         (e)   Fannie Barker, d. in California, m. Charles Allen.
         (f)   Susie Barker m. Thomas Bascom Lyons of Fayette Co., Ky.
         (g)   Mary Barker, d. unm. at age 31.
         (h)   Rebecca Barker m. Jess P. Couchman of Athens, Fayette Co., Ky.

      (3)   Mary Frances Hays, b. 1850, d. 1935, m. William Christian Eddleman, b. 1844 or 1846, d. 1920, both bur. Maple
            Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky.  He was the son of Jones Eddleman and Harriet Christian and a relative through the
            Joneses of the Barkers above.
         (a)   John William Eddleman, b. 1871, d. 1953, m. Mary Lyddane.
            [1]   James Christian Eddleman, b. 1903, d. 1985, m. Ella Richardson.
               [a]   James Christian Eddleman Jr. m. Caroline Colpitt.
                  {1}   Jamie Eddleman.
                  {2}   John Eddleman.
               [b]   Alice Faye Eddleman m. Tom Mitchell.
                  {1}   Stephen Mitchell.
                  {2}   Gregory Mitchell.
            [2]   Robert Lee Eddleman, b. 3 June 1907, m. 8 Feb. 1930, Louise Rhorer, b. 1 May 1909, Wilmore, Ky.,
                  dau. of Thomas Rhorer and Ida Atchison.
               [a]   John Thomas Eddleman, b. 29 Sept. 1937, m. 13 Oct. 1984, Laura Hasselbring.
                  {1}   Kristen Louise Eddleman, b. 5 May 1986.
                  {2}   Caroline Rae Eddleman, b. 2 Sept. 1989.
               [b]   Robert Lee Eddleman Jr., b. 1941, m. (1) 1966 and div., Patsey Brantley, by whom both
                     children, (2) Linda Johnson.
                  {1}   Kizar Lyddane Eddleman, b. 1972.
                  {2}   Robert Lee Eddleman III, b. 1976.
         (b)   Arthur Wayne Eddleman, b. 1873, d. 1939, m. Ollie Lyddane, sister of Mary above, b. 1877, d. 1961.
            [1]   Roy Burton Eddleman, b. 1900, d. 1948, m. Frances Ballou.
               [a]   Faye Burton Eddleman m. William Glass.  Res. Milford, Ohio.
                  {1}   Allison Glass.
                  {2}   Burton Glass.
                  {3}   Jennifer Glass.
            [2]   Margaret Eddleman m. Carl Neikirk, no children.  Res. (as a widow) Springfield, Ky
            [3]   Arthur Wayne Eddleman Jr, b. 1917, d. 1984, m. 1943, Tillie O'Nan.
               [a]   Arthur Wayne Eddleman III, b. 30 July 1944, unm.
               [b]   Morrison Lewis Eddleman, b. 18 Nov. 1947, m. Jeanette White Bohannon.
                  {1}   Scott Lewis Eddleman, b. 22 Oct. 1873.
                  {2}   Amy Leigh Eddleman, b. 13 Nov. 1978.
               [c]   Tillie Burton Eddleman, b. 17 March 1953, m. Robbie Polin.  Res. Springfield, Ky.
                  {1}   Allison Polin, b. 5 Feb. 1971.
                  {2}   Laura Beth Polin, b. 13 Aug. 1977.
         (c)   Herbert Randall Eddleman, b. 11 Aug. 1878, d. 19 Mar. 1958, m. 31 Dec. 1901, Washington Co., Ky.,
               Johnna Etta Kimberlin, b. 1 May 1885, d. 11 Jan. 1973, dau. of William Henry Kimberlin and Henrietta
               Mitchell.
            [1]   William Christian Eddleman, b. 11 Sept 1904, d. 8 Aug. 1978, m. (1) Catherine Stebbins, by whom
                  his daughter, (2) Jean Selecman.
               [a]   Barbara Lois Eddleman m. Sam Pottinger.  Res. Louisville, Ky.
            [2]   Herbert Wayne Eddleman, b. 8 Jan. 1906, d. 10 Dec. 1936, m. Martha Blankenship.
               [a]   Edward Wayne Eddleman, m. Dolores May Alcorn.  Res. Jonesboro, Arkansas.
            [3]   Ila Lois Eddleman, b. 6 July 1909, d. 12 July 1909.
            [4]   Mary Etta Eddleman, b. 22 Oct. 1911, d. 19 Mar. 1985, m. Tal Turner.  Res. Venice, Florida.
               [a]   Randy Turner.  Res. Huntington, Ind.
               [b]   John Turner.  Res. Denver, Colorado.
               [c]   Tal Turner.  Res. Indianapolis, Ind.
               [d]   Mike Turner.  Res. Indianapolis, Ind.
               [e]   Tom Turner.  Res. Orlando, Florida.
            [5]   Christine Eddleman, b. 23 May ____, m. Minor Totten.  Res. Venice, Florida.
               [a]   Beverly Totten.  Res. Sarasota, Florida.
               [b]   David Totten.  Res. New York, New York.
               [c]   Wil Totten.  Res. St. Paul Minnesota.
         (d)   Mary Lee Eddleman, b. 1886, d. 1980, m. Guy Marshall Dawson, b. 1884, d. 1954.  Both bur. Maple Grove
               cem., Bloomfield, Ky.  Res. Bloomfield, Ky.  He was the son of Thomas Dawson and Hattie Stanley.
            [1]   Robert Randall Dawson, b. 25 June 1905, d. 14 May 1983, bur. Maple Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky.,
                  m. (1) and div. Marguerite Grace, (2) Nancy Clark, b. 9 June 1920, d. 20 Oct. 1957, (3) Mrs. June
                  (Ewing) Martin.  By the second marriage:
               [a]   Robert Dawson, b. 13 Oct. 1943, m. Mary Thomas Manley.
                  {1}   Nancy Guerrant Dawson.
               [b]   Thomas C. Dawson, b. 6 June 1947, m. 12 Aug. 1972 and  div.  Susan Virginia Willett, b. 31
                     Dec. 1951, dau. of Aloysius Lambert Willett and Mary Virginia Sheehan.
                  {1}   Susan Clark Dawson, b. 30 Aug. 1978.
         (e)   Ida B. Eddleman, d. 16 Feb. 1925, m. 20 Nov. 1895, Washington Co., Ky., John H. Williams, b. 1 May 1869,
               Washington Co., Ky., d. 10 Sept. 1937, Nelson Co., Ky., son of James L. Williams and Mary E. Hardesty.
            [1]   Artie Mae Williams, b. 11 Sept. 1896, m. 19 Mar. 1915, Edward S. Burge, b. 6 Nov. 1892, d. 4 Oct.
                  1975, bur. Highview cem., Chaplin, Ky.
            [2]   Thelma Williams, b. 11 Sept. 1899, m. ______ Murphy.
            [3]   James L. Williams, b. 5 June 1903, d. 23 Oct. 1904.
            [4]   Ruel Edwin Williams, b. 27 Apr. 1906, m. 11 Mar. 1929, Mary Lee Nantz, bur. Resthaven cem.,
                  Jefferson Co., Ky., dau. of Henry Nantz and Susan Catherine Huston.  Res. Louisville, Ky.
               [a]   Ann Joyce Williams, b. 2 Aug. 1932, m. 26 Dec. 1959, Jefferson Co., Ky., Donald McLean Bell,
                     b ca. 1931.
                  {1}   Wendy Bell, d. ca. 1976, age 14.
   
      (4)   John William Hays, b. 19 Feb. 1847, d. 1925, m. 16 Oct. 1873, Washington Co., Ky., Sarah F. (Fanny) Hardesty,
            b. 6 June/July 1854, d. 22 July 1915, both bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky.  She was the daughter
            of John Hardesty and Frances A. Snider.  The accuracy of their descendants needs to be checked.
         (a)   Wayne Hays, b. 14 Sept. 1874, d. 4 March 1898, bur. Mt. Zion.
         (b)   Martha Hays, b. 30 April 1876, m. Austin Coleman.  Res. Louisville, Ky.
            [1]   Homer Coleman.
               [a]   Mildred Coleman m. ______ Durham.
            [2]   Burton Coleman.
               [a]   Martha Coleman
            [3]   Beula Mae Coleman m. ______ McCourt.
               [a]   Edward McCourt.
               [b]   Helen Mae McCourt.
         (c)   Fanny Hays, b. 13 Nov. 1877, d. 10 May 1969, Washington Co., Ky., bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington
               Co., Ky., m. (1) 19 Jan. 1903, Washington Co., Ky., Jetson Lyddane, b. 24 Sept. 1879, d. 28 Jan. 1905, (2)
               2 Apr. 1910, Washington Co., Ky., Samuel E. Yocum, b. 21 Oct. 1863, d. 21 Apr. 1937.
            [1]   Jetson Lyddane Jr., b. 11 Mar. 1905, d. 11 Oct. 1978, bur. Mt. Zion cem., m. Lilly Mae Chesser.
               [a]   Dorotha Lyddane m. ______ Nutgrass.
               [b]   Elizabeth Lyddane.
               [c]   Randolph H. Lyddane.
               [d]   Fannie Lyddane.
               [e]   Joyce Lyddane.
               [f]   Betty Helen Lyddane.
               [g]   Larry Lyddane.
            [2]   Samuel Yocum.
            [3]   John Yocum.
            [4]   Sarah Yocum, b. 26 Dec. 1910, d. 10 Nov. 1983, Louisville, Ky., bur. Bardstown cem., Bardstown,
                  Ky., m. 26 July 1931, Elwood Cheatham, son of Richard H. Cheatham and Mattie Everett Sparrow.
               [a]   Dr. Joseph H. Cheatham, b. 26 July 1935, Washington Co., Ky.  Res. 1983, Columbia, South
                     Carolina.
               [b]   Ruth A. Cheatham, b. 17 July 1945, Washington Co., Ky., m. George Scully.
               [c]   Patsy Cheatham m. Carl Henlein.
         (d)   James T. Hays, b. 10 Apr. 1880 or 1879, d. 25 May 1880, Washington Co., Ky., bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem.
         (e)   David R. Hays, b. 31 Dec. 1881, d. 16 Mar. 1967, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., m. Rose Lynch.  Res. Detroit,
               Michigan.
            [1]   Mary June Hays.
         (f)   Mary Susan Hays, b. 22 March 1884, d. 1970, m. 19 March 1901, Preston Moore, b. 6 Apr. 1882, d. 1953,
               both bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem.
            [1]   Martha Moore, b. 11 Sept. 1902, m. 15 Apr. 1922, William Yancey, b. 4 Nov. 1902.
               [a])  Wayne Dodson Yancey, b. 13 Dec. 1924, m. 16 Sept. 1944, Exie Jacobs.
                  {1}   Wayne Preston Yancey, b. 19 Apr. 1947.
               [b]   William Eugene Yancey, b. 19 June 1928.
               [c]   Charles Francis Yancey, b. 5 Feb. 1934.
            [2]   infant Moore, b. and c. 11 Sept. 1906, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem.
            [3]   Randall Hays Moore, b. 7 May 1908, m. 28 July 1929, Mary Bixler Moore, b. 21 May 1910.
               [a]   Emily Rose Moore, b. 15 April 1931, m. 25 Oct. 1947, Russell Willett.
               [b]   Bevery Hays Moore, b. 7 June 1934.
               [c]   William Randall Moore, b. 2 Dec. 1935.
               [d]   Myra Susan Moore, b. 4 Dec. 1941.
         (g)   Margarette Hays, b. 30 Aug. 1889, d. 5 Nov. 1892.
         (h)   William Hays, b. 15 March 1891, d. 13 Nov. 1892.
         (i)   Robert Christian Hays, b. 28 Nov. 1893, m. Mary E. Hickerson.
            [1]   Robert Francis Hays m. Katherine Christerson.
            [2]   Douglas Hays.
         (j)   Elmo Hays, b. 3 Mar. 1897, d. 1969, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., m. 12 June 1917, Roberta Walls, b. 31 Dec.
               1899, d. 1965, dau. of Zon Walls and Sarah ______.
            [1]   Herbert Randall Hays, b. 25 Feb. 1918, m. 19 June 1945, Jean Mitchell, b. 6 Dec. 1922, Woodbury,
                  Tenn, dau. of Joseph Mitchell.
               [a]   Randall Scott Hays, b. 20 Jan. 1947.
            [2]   James Theodore Hays, b. 3 Dec. 1919, d. 20 Apr. 1920, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co.,
                  Ky.
            [3]   Sarah Frances Hays, b. 15 Feb. 1921, d. 7 Aug. 1948, bur. Willisburg, Ky., m. 2 Aug. 1940, Reacco
                  Keeling, son of Howard Keeling and Jane ______.
            [4]   Thelma Corrine Hays, b. 17 May 1922, m. 28 Aug. 1937, Jesse Cornwell Lewis, son of Abel Lewis
                  and Elizabeth ______.
            [5]   Haldine Hays, b. 20 Apr. 1924, m. 10 Nov. 1945, Mildred Hilton, b. 4 Jan. 1927, dau. of John Hilton
                  and Elline ______.
            [6]   Forest Dodson Hays, b. 4 Jan. 1927, d. 1961, bur. Mt. Zion Meth. cem., Washington Co., Ky., m. 14
                  Oct. 1947, Helen Borders, b. 27 Sept. 1931, dau. of Robert Borders.
            [7]   Mary Faye Hays, b. 11 June 1929, m. 11 May 1946, J. T. Lambert, b. 9 June 1922, son of John Lee
                  Lambert.
            [8]   Zerelda Katherine Hays, b. 28 Sept. 1931, m. 28 Sept. 1946, George McClellan Clark, b. 5 Oct. 1915,
                  son of George McKey Clark.
            [9]   Geraldine Hays, b. 13 Aug. 1933.
            [10]  Rachel Joyce Hays, b. 2 Apr. 1935.
            [11]  Lucy Jean Hays, b. 21 Apr. 1937.

      (5)   Rebecca Wayne Hays, b. 8 Feb. 1853, d. 27 Apr. 1914, m. 14 Dec. 1869, Washington Co., Ky., Milton Young
            Murphy, b. 17 July 1849, d. 23 Mar. 1918, son of Philip Murphy and Eliza Jane Murphy of Nelson Co., Ky.  Both
            are bur. in Old Methodist cem., Chaplin, Ky.
         (a)   Robert Lee Murphy, b. Nov. 1870, d. 1942, m. (1) 2 Mar. 1891, Anderson Co., Ky., Evelyn Rose Leathers,
               b. March 1873, d. 1919, dau. of Valois Leathers and Rogena Stoddard (b. Ill.), (2) 5 Oct. 1921, Nelson Co.,
               Ky., Mrs. Lora (Yancey) Whiteman, b. 1892, d. 18 Mar. 1989, Bardstown, Ky., bur. Bethlehem cem.,
               Washington Co., Ky., dau. of William H. Yancey and Paralee Wells.  He and the first wife are bur. in
               Lawrenceburg cem., Lawrenceburg, Ky.
            [1]   Rolland Hays Murphy, b. Feb. 1893, d ____.
            [2]   Hal Murphy, b. June 1895, d. 1975, m. Elizabeth Hall Duncan, b. 1898, d. 1969, dau. of Green Duncan
                  and Nancy Hall, both bur. Maple Grove cem., Bloomfield, Ky.
               [a]   Eugenia Lee Murphy, b. 1917, m. Alex C. Ashford.
                  {1}   Evelyn Ann Ashford, b. 1939.
               [a]   Evelyn Hall Murphy, b. 1920, m. John Langley.
                  {1}   Robert Lee Langley, b. 1945.
                  {2}   John Langley, b. 1947.
         (b)   Mattie Murphy, b. 18 Dec. 1872, d. 19 Sept. 1889, bur. Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky., unm.
         (c)   Jennie Murphy, b. 1876, d. 1914, bur. Old Meth. cem., Chaplin, Ky., m. 20 Dec. 1895, Nelson Co., Ky.,
               Theodore D. Pulliam.
         (d)   Lillian Murphy, b. 17 Sept. 1881, Nelson Co., Ky.,, d. 9 Oct. 1969, Irvine, Estill Co., Ky., m. Charles
               William Dodd, b. 27 Jan. 1881, d. 17 June 1942, Irvine, Ky.  Both are bur. in Lexington cem., Lexington,
               Ky.
            [1]   Dorothy Frances Dodd, b. 1906, d. 1979, High Point, NC as a resident of Welcome, N.C., m. (1) C.
                  L. Lancaster, (2) by 1942, James S. Thornton.  Bur. in Lexington Cem., Lexington, Ky.  In 1942 she
                  was living in Miami, Florida.  The only survivor mentioned in her obituary was her sister Virginia.
            [2]   Virginia Dodd, living in Irvine, Ky. when her sister died.

   h. Everett Stone.

   i. Joseph (alias Sanford) Stone, b. ca. 1805.

   j. Haden Stone, b. ca. 1806, m. Sarah ______.

5. Mary Hobbs, b. ca. 1772, Frederick Co., Md., m. (1) 4 March 1790, Nelson Co., Ky., Robert Parker, son of Richard Parker
   of Washington Co., Ky., (2) 25 Jan. 1798, Nelson Co., Ky., Robert Tevis, b. before 1765, Baltimore Co., Md.  They moved
   to Madison Co., Ky.
   a. Nathan Parker.

   b. Susannah Parker m. ________ Powell.

   c. Cyrus C. Tevis, b. 21 Oct. 1798, d. 11 Aug. 1846, Madison Co., Ky., m. 23 Dec. 1823, Elizabeth Stone.

   d. Joseph H. Tevis, d. 1843, Madison Co., Ky., m. 17 Aug. 1829, Elizabeth Harris.

   e. Matilda Ann Tevis, b. 10 Jan. 1805, d. 11 June 1861, m. 31 Jan. 1819, Dudley Tribble.  Ancestors of the late Mrs.
      Benjamin Buckley of Lexington, Ky., whose genealogical papers were donated to the University of Kentucky Library
      Special Collections.  There is almost certainly a great deal more on this line in those papers.

   f. Harriet F. Tevis, b. 1806, d. 1867, Moniteau Co., Mo., m. 13 Feb. 1824, James E. Miller.

   g. Napoleon Tevis, b. before1810, m. 4 May 1829, Rachel Jane Miller.

6. Nathan Hobbs, d. by 1815, m. 5 Feb. 1809, Nelson Co., Ky., Sarah Hammond, dau. of Job Hammond.  She m. (2) 29 June
   1818 (bond), Nelson Co., Ky., David/Davis Huston, son of James Huston and Abigail Brown.

   a. Ann Hobbs, b ca. 1810, m. 13 March 1828, William B. Herron, b. ca. 1802.  They were still in Nelson Co. in 1840, but
      moved to Hardin Co., Ky.  Identification of Ann as the dau. of Nathan and Sarah was made by Joseph W. Huston of
      Bloomfield, Ky., in his notes on the Huston family, he being descended from Sarah Hammond through her marriage to
      David Huston.
      (1)   James A. Herron, b. ca. 1829.  (This could be the Albert Herron listed by J.W. Huston of Bloomfield, Ky., as killed
            in the Civil War.)
      (2)   Susan M. Herron, b. ca. 1831, m. (1) William Harris, (2) ______ Ross.
      (3)   Sarah E. Herron, b. ca. 1833, m. (1) ______ Heady, no children, (2) David Burr, by whom several children.
      (4)   Samuel Herron, b. ca. 1836.
      (5)   Charlotte Herron, b. ca. 1837, m. James Jenkins, no children.
      (6)   Joseph Herron, b. ca. 1840.
      (7)   Ann M. Herron, b. ca. 1842.
      (8)   William Herron, b. ca. 1844.
      (9)   Alice Herron, b. ca. 1846, m. Jube Jenkins.
      (10)  Frances Herron, b. ca. 1850.

   b. James Hobbs, b. ca. 1812 (21 in 1833, when his orphan's account in Nelson Co. was settled with D. Huston).

   c. Mary Hobbs, m. 9 Sept. 1830, John W. Huston, son of Alexander Huston and Margaret Wilson.  The following is from
      the Huston records of Joseph W. Huston of Bloomfield, Ky.
      (1)   David Huston of Nebraska.
      (2)   Taylor Huston m. Alice Thompson, lived at Little _____, Indiana, and Geneva, Nebraska.
      (3)   Margaret H. Huston m. Joseph ("Red Joe") Huston.
         (a)   Margaret Huston m. ______ Jones.
         (b)   Minnie Huston m. _______ Newson.
      (4)   William H. Huston.

7. Zachariah Hobbs d. before 2 Dec. 1820 (administration of estate), Washington Co., Ky., m. 3 Oct. 1797, Frederick Co., Md.,
   Susannah James.  He is listed in the Nelson Co., Ky., tax lists in 1789, a year before his father.  On this basis, he may have
   been born by 1768, and this and the fact that he was mentioned second in his father's will means he should probably be moved
   at least to second in order of birth of Joseph's sons.  (Joseph named all his sons first and then all his daughters.)  Zachariah's
   estate in Washington Co., Ky., was administered by a Jesse Hobbs.  Zachariah had been given land there by his father Joseph
   in a deed recorded on 1 Dec. 1806 in Nelson Co., Ky., Deed Book C, p. 237.  In Washington Co., Ky., on 2 Dec. 1829 Joseph
   Grundy acted as agent for Susannah Hobbs, widow of Zachariah, in selling a slave to Samuel Grundy (Deed Book K, p. 35). 
   In Washington Co., Ky., on 25 Feb. 1820, Joseph Grundy m. Lucy Hobbs, and on 28 July 1822, Samuel Hobbs m. Lucy/Icey
   Sutherland.
   a. Susannah/Lucy Hobbs, m. 29 March 1816, Washington Co., Ky., Joseph B. Grundy, son of Robert Grundy.

8. Elizabeth Hobbs, b. 25 Dec. 1780, d. 20 Sept. 1857, m. 9 Jan. 1804, Nelson Co., Ky., Samuel Waddy, b. 2 May 1771, son
   of John Waddy and Jane Cobbs.  Almost all the dates for the Waddy family are from a Waddy Bible published in pp. 184-86
   of the Record of the Kentucky Historical Society (vol. 26 [1928]).  It was then owned by Mrs. Cecil Waddy Weakley of Shelby
   Co., Ky.
   a. Ann J. Waddy, b. 25 Oct. 1804, d. 27 Dec. 1826, m. Jan. 1823, Nicholas Smith, d. 13 Oct. 1833 [?].
      (1)   Mary Elizabeth Smith, b. 18 Sept. 1825, d. 25 July 1837.

   b. Joseph Owen Waddy, b. 24 Sept. 1806, d. 17 Sept. 1829.

   c. Mary Lewis Waddy, b. 11 Oct. 1808, d. 26 Jan. 1831.

   d. Sarah Adoline Waddy, b. 28 March 1811, d. 22 Jan. 1845, m. 27 July 1823, Lud Foree.
      (1)   Mary Jane Foree, b. 10 June 1831.
      (2)   Samuel Foree, b. 5 July 1832, d. 15 Sept. 1832.

   e. Frances Eliza Waddy, b. 5 Feb. 1814, d. 26 July 1845, m. (1) 22 Jan. 1835, Daniel E. Wilson, d. 22 Jan. 1837, (2) 30 Apr.
      1839, M.N. Boyle.
      (1)   Helen Vaughan Wilson, b. 10 Dec. 1836, m. 26 Dec. 1853, Thomas B. Moore.
         (a)   Thomas Edward Moore, b. 30 June 1855.
      (2)   John Francis Boyle, b. 14 July 1845, m. 10 May 1873, Matilda Dorsey.
      (3)   Mary Eliza Boyle, b. 17 July 1848, d. 11 Oct. 1855.

   f. Susan Mildred Waddy, b. 28 June 1816, d. 1864, m. 19 Aug. 1841, Ephraim Jesse.
      (1)   Samuel Waddy Jesse, b. 30 June 1843.
      (2)   Sarah Adaline Jesse, b. 28 July 1845.
      (3)   Mary Eliza Jesse, b. 21 Apr. 1849.
      (3)   M.F. Jesse (son), b. 13 Nov. 1851.
      (4)   William G. Jesse, b. 14 Oct. 1857.

   g. William Lewis Waddy, b. 30 March 1819, d. 1895, m. 16 Dec. 1847, Maria Louise M. Thurston.
      (1)   Albert Samuel Waddy, b. 18 Feb. 1850.
      (2)   George William Waddy, b. 26 July 1852.
      (3)   Thomas Miller Waddy, b. 28 Dec. 1855.
      (4)   Ludinda Ida Waddy, b. 6 July 1858.
      (5)   Maria Louise Waddy, b. 23 July 1861.

   h. Amanda Malvina Waddy, b. 1822, m. (1) 30 Sept. 1847, John N. Boyle, d. 21 Sept. 1848, (2) 15 March 1855, Ben F.
      Danley/Donley.
      (1)   Samuel Waddy Donley, b. 22 Dec. 1853, d. 28 Oct. 1855.

9. Deborah Hobbs, b, 25 July 1778, d. 4 Nov. 1867, m. 31 Dec. 1799, Nelson Co., Ky., James Terrell Fontaine, b. 18 Nov.
   1776, Louisa Co., Va., d. 4 Jan. 1840, both bur. Fontaine family cem., Brandenburg, Ky.  Lived in Jefferson Co., Ky.  He was
   the son of Aaron Fontaine (son of the Rev. Peter Fontaine, 1691-1759 and Elizabeth Wade) and Barbara Overton Terrell.
   a. Messena Fontaine, m. 24 July 1823, Jefferson Co., Ky., Emily Buckner, dau. of Thomas Buckner.  Res. Brandenburg,
      Ky.

   b. Matilda Jane Fontaine, b. 1803, Louisville, Ky., d. 1876, Lafayette Co., Mo., m. William Bailey Clarke Brown II, b.
      1799, Loudoun Co., Va., d. 1879, Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri.
      (1)   Dr. James Terrell Brown, b. 2 June 1827, Louisville, Ky., d. June 1887, Independence, Mo., m. Susan Hannah
            Biggerstaff, b. 14 Sept. 1840, Richmond, Ky., d. 8 July 1887, Independence, Mo.
         (a)   William Bailey Clarke Brown IV, b. 11 Apr. 1861, Sibley, Jackson Co., Mo., d. 1 May 1920, Kansas City,
               Mo., m. 5 Sept. 1888, Seward, Nebraska, Anna Belle Jones, b. 3 Oct. 1869, Chicago, Illinois, d. 9 Nov. 1918,
               Kansas City, Mo.
            [1]   Mercedes Brown, b. 1889, d. after 1967, m. Robert Turner Cattle, b. 1889, d. after 1966.
            [2]   Sue Irene Brown, b. 1891, living in 1988, m. Robert Babson Ailing, b. 1887, d. 1929.

   c. Ann Maynard Fontaine m. June 1825, Shelbyville, Ky., Charles Herman Wilmans of Md.
      (1)   Elizabeth Beatty Wilmans [or is Beatty her married name?].
      (2)   Susan Wilmans.
      (3)   James Edward Wilmans, b. 23 Nov. 1829, m. 4 Apr. 1850, Matilda Taylor Robertson.
         (a)   Mildred Ann Wilmans, b. 13 Sept. 1851, m. 5 Nov. 1872, Dr. Robert Dorsey.  No children.
         (b)   Lucy Robertson Wilmans, b. 26 Oct. 1853, m. James S. Jones.
         (c)   Charles Hermans Wilmans, b. 10 Dec. 1858, Newport, Arkansas.
         (d)   Susan Robertson Wilmans, b. 10 Feb. 1858(??), m. Ignatius Sprigg.
         (e)   Richard Taylors Wilmans.
         (f)   James Smith Wilmans.
         (g)   Edward Beaty Wilmans.
         (h)   Elizabeth Beaty Wilmans.
         (i)   Robert Dorsey Wilmans, b. 2 Sept. 1878, m. Cornelia Robinson Phillips.  Res. Newport, Arkansas.

   d. Alexander Fontaine m. Merian Nevin.
      (1)   Elizabeth ("Debbie") Fontaine m. ______ Duval.
         (a)   Fontaine Duval.  Res. Lexington, Missouri.
         (b)   Marian Duval.

   e. Mary Fontaine m. Lewis Kincheloe.

   f. Barbara Fontaine, m. (1) J. W. Lewis, (2) _______ Patterson.

   g. Peter Fontaine, b. ca. 1814, m. Martha Jones, b. ca. 1825.  Living in Brandenburg, Ky. in 1850.
      (1)   Messina Fontaine, b. ca. 1846.
      (2)   Ella Fontaine, b. ca. 1848-50.
      (3)   Deborah Fontaine, b. ca. 1851.
      (4)   Lucy Fontaine, b. ca. 1855.
      (5)   Martha Fontaine, b. ca. 1859.

   h. William Maury Fontaine, b. 6 May 1813, Louisville, Ky., d. 8 Sept. 1864, Brandenburg, Ky., m. 5 June 1844, Martha
      Elizabeth Foushee, b. 20 Feb. 1830, Meade Co., Ky., d. 30 June 1887, Meade Co., Ky., dau. of William Thornton
      Foushee and Elizabeth Barnett Woolfolk.
      (1)   James William Fontaine, b. 26 Aug. 1845, Ky., d. 10 Dec. 1936, Brandenburg, Ky., m. 8 Aug. 1869, Louisa
            Elizabeth Foushee, b. 24 Dec. 1852, Meade Co., Ky., d. 16 July 1929, dau. of William Slaughter Foushee and
            Adlena L. Stith.
         (a)   Edward Butler Fontaine, b. 17 Nov. 1883, Brandenburg, Ky., d. 16 Dec. 1948, Louisville, Ky., m. 29 Nov.
               1911, Bewleyville, Ky., Alberta Moreman Drury, b. 26 Dec. 1883, Bewleyville, Ky., d. 29 June 1949,
               Louisville, Ky., both bur. Brandenburg, Ky.  She was the dau. of Charles Hiram Drury and Lucy May
               Moreman.
            [1]   Wanda Fontaine, b. 13 March 1915, Berkeley, California, m. 28 June 1941, Louisville, Ky., James
                  Thomas Warren, b. 27 Feb. 1911, Russellville, Ky.
      (2)   Mildred Ann Fontaine, b. 10 May 1849, m. 29 Sept. 1868, Christopher McGehee.  Res. Lexington, Ky.
         (a)   William Fontaine McGehee, d. young.
         (b)   Elizabeth ("Nell") McGehee m. T. E. Jenkins.
         (c)   Jennie McGehee
         (d)   Eugene Charles McGehee m. Jennie Roberts.
         (e)   Ann Lee McGehee.
         (f)   Lida McGehee.
         (g)   Eva Davis McGehee m. J. P. Sandige.  Res. Louisville, Ky.  Had one child.
         (h)   Kate Fontaine McGehee m. G. M. Kearnes.  Res. Cincinnati, Ohio.
      (3)   Thomas Hobbs Fontaine, b. ca. 1852.
      (4)   Kate Fontaine, b. ca. 1854.
      (5)   Anna Lee Fontaine m. J. M. Phillips.  One of these Annas was b. ca. 1857.
      (6)   Anna M. Fontaine
      (7)   Morgan H. Fontaine m. Minnie Hardin.
      (8)   Jefferson Davis Fontaine.
      (9)   Charles B. Fontaine, d. 1924, Brandenburg, Ky., m. Irene Stith.
         (a)   Stith Fontaine.
         (b)   Jessie Fontaine.
         (c)   David Fontaine.
         (d)   Diva Fontaine m. G. W. Reeves of Piggot, Arkansas.
         (e)   Ruth Fontaine m. Walter Lee Scott.  Res. Brandenburg, Ky., and in 1964, Irvington, Ky.
            [1]   Walter C. Scott, b. 1909, m. Irene Smith.  Res. in 1962, Brandenburg, Ky.
            [2]   Rena Lou Scott, b. 1911, m. Russell Parks.  Res. in 1971, Elizabethtown, Ky.
            [3]   Jessie V. Scott m. Francis Williams.  Res. 1971, Arlington, Va.
            [4]   Mary Fontaine Scott m. Gerard M. Foote.  Res. 1971, near Elizabethtown, Ky.
            [5]   William Fontaine Scott m. Harriet Ann Fast.  Res. 1992, McLean, Va.
            [6]   Jack Jeffers Scott m. Minnie Alice Bondurant.  Res. 1971, Elizabethtown, Ky.
            [7]   James Fontaine Scott m. Mildred Erd.  Res. 1971, Madison, Indiana.

   i. Dr. James Fontaine, a minister in New Orleans.  Had several sons.

   j. Maria Fontaine m. (1) ______ Grimes, (2) Peter Bell, (3) Ross Doraway or ______ Ross.

   k. Martha Elizabeth Fontaine, b. 22 June 1824, Oldham Co., Ky., d. 26 Nov. 1912, m. 29 Oct. 1845, Brandenburg, Ky.,
      Dr. John Woolfolk Foushee, b. 1825, d. 1870.
      (1)   John Foushee.
      (2)   Charles Foushee.
      (3)   Fontaine Foushee.
      (4)   Franklin Foushee.
      (5)   Alphonso Foushee.
      (6)   Deborah Foushee m. Joseph Walker
      (7)   Martha Pope Foushee, b. 1861, Missouri, d. 1934, Arkansas, m. 1879, Dr. William Henry Heard, b. 1840,
            Arkansas, d. 1902, Kansas.
         (a)   Kate Patteson Heard, b. 1879, Arkansas, d. 1930, Kansas, m. 1901, Arthur Edward LeStourgeon, b. 1878,
               Illinois, d. 1942, Oklahoma.
            [1]   Arthur LeStourgeon, b. 1904, d. 1970.
            [2]   Lawrence Fontaine LeStourgeon, b. 1906, [d. North Carolina?], m. 1926, Texas, Afton Fredonia
                  Thompson, b. 1904, Utah.
               [a]   Ann LeStourgeon, b. 1930, Kansas, m. 1952, John Balle Harris Jr., b. 1929, North Carolina.
                  /1/   Susan Ann Harris, b. 1955, North Carolina, m. 1979, Roy Vernon West Jr., b. 1954,
                        Atlanta, Georgia.
                     /a/   Jonathan Harris West, b. 1986.
                  /2/   Martha Fontaine Harris, b. 1958, m. 1983, John Thomas Owen, b. 1951, North Carolina.
                     /a/   Katherine Fontaine Owen, b. 1986.
                  /3/   Ann Elizabeth ("Buff") Harris, b. 1960.
               [b]   Kathryn Fontaine LeStourgeon, b. 1933, Kansas, m. 1958, Dr. Whitman Erskine Smith Jr., b.
                     1931, Albemarle, North Carolina.
                  /1/   Whitman Erskine Smith III, b. 1960.
                  /2/   John LeStourgeon Smith, b. 1964.
            [3]   Kathryne Le Stourgeon, b. 1909.
   
   k. Elizabeth Fontaine m. Dr. John Foushee.

Will of John Hobbs
Written 12 July 1731, prob. 3 Aug. 1731, Anne Arundel Co. Wills, Book 20, p. 279

In the Name of God Amen.  I John Hobbs being Sick & Weak in Body though of perfect & Sound Mind & Memory, Thanks be to
God for ye Same, Considering ye great Uncertainty of this Mortalle Life and ye Certainty of Death when it shall please Almighty God
of his great Goodness to Call me hence, Make this my Last Will & Testament Revokeing & Makeing Void all former Will or Wills
by me here fore made whensoever and None other to be Deemed or taken for my last Will & Testament but this present Writing Being
as followeth first I Commit my Soul to God that gave it & my Body to be buried by my Executrix hereafter Named
Imprimis.  I will & Desire that my Executrix pay all my Just Debts.
Item.  I Give and bequeath to my Dear and Loveing Wife Dorothy Hobbs Dureing the time of her Natural Life My Dwelling
Plantation with all the Land on ye North Side of A West by South Line Drawn from the beginning trees of this tract of Land I Live
on and the last bounded White Oak of Cross his forrest Intersect the West Most Line of this aforesaid Tract I Live on.  As allsoe I
give and Bequeth to my aforesaid Wife One Third part of my Personal Estate after my Debts and funerall are paid
Item  I give and to my three sons that Samuell Hobbs, John Hobbs Joseph Hobbs, All the Remaining part of my Lands Not before
Bequethed to them and their Heirs for Ever to be Equally Devided Between the aforesaid Samuel John & Joseph, But in Case Either
of them Should Dye before they come to ye Age of Twenty One Years, And without Lawfull Essue of their Bodys Begotten then their
So dyeing to be Equally Devided Amoung the Survivers of Samuell Hobbs, John Hobbs, & Joseph Hobbs.
Item.  I Give and Bequeth to My Son William Hobbs and Heirs for ever after the Death of my Wife All that part of my Land
Bequethed to My Said Wife dureing her Natural Life, And if it Should soe happen that my Son William Hobbs Should Dye before
he Comes to ye Age of twenty one Years, - then that part of my land soe Bequethed to my Son William I give and Bequeth to my
Daughter Margret Hobbs and her Heirs for Ever.
Item.  I give and Bequeth to ye three Son and One Daughter my former Wife Susannah Hobbs had in her Inlopement by a certain
William Powel Named Henry, James Josias, and Elezabeth I give and bequeth One Shilling Currant Money to Each of ye aforesaid
Children to be paid by Executrix hereafter Named when they Come of Age.
Item.  I give and bequeth to My Sons, Samuell, John Joseph William and Daughter Margret Hobbs All the Remaining part of my
personall Estate After my Debts Lagecys & funerall Charges are paid to be Equaly Devided Amongst them, And Lastly I Constitute
and Apoint My Dear and Loveing Wife Dorothy Hobbs to be my whole and Sole Executrix to Executing and fulfilling of this my last
Will and Testament, Witness my hand and Seal this twelfth day of July 1731.

Signed Sealed Published                                    his
and Declared in the Presents                             John      Hobbs      Sealed
of us.                                          Marks
Robt Browne  -  William Cornwall
        his
Benjamin Cox
      Mark                                
Thos: Whitaker
        his
John      Ozborn
       Mark

[Note:  These four children of Susannah mentioned toward the end are not John Hobbs's children, but William Powell's.  John was nevertheless legally
responsible for them and had to leave them a token legacy.  Very probably all his own children were also by Susannah.]

Will of John Hobbs
Written 21 January 1766, prob. 2 Apr. 1768, Frederick Co., Md., Wills, Book 36, p. 616

      In the Name of God Amen I John Hobbs Ser of Frederick County and province aforesaid planter being in perfect Health
thanks be to God Do make this my Last Will and Testament in Manner and form following Vizt
Itam I gave and bequeath unto my beloved Wife Elizh Hobbs two feather Beds and firneture allso one Ba Meair name Jenney one
Sorrel Horse Two Cows and thair Calves Two Sows One Negero Woman named Estor during my Wifes Life    Itam I gave and
Bequeth unto my Son Lenord Hobbs One hundred and fifty Acres of Land to be by him and his heairs and Assigns persest for ever
to be laid out Suteble and Convenent to whare now the said Lenord dwels allso one Cow and Calf    Itam I gave and bequeath unto
my Son Nicholas Hobbs fifty acres of Land called Heair I begin ligin on Bush Creak to be by him his Heairs and Assigns persest
for ever One Sorral Meair and Sadell Allso one Cow and Calf    Itam I gave and bequeath unto my Son Greenbury Hobbs Fifty
pounds Currence to be by him persest at the year of Twenty one Allso a Horse and Sadell and Cow and Calf    Itam I gave and
bequeath unto my son Charles Hobbs the remaning part of my Land with my Dwelling Plantation whareon I now Dwell to be by him
persest his heairs and Assigns for ever after his Mothers Deth Allso a Horse and Sadell and Cow and Calf     Its my Will and desiar
that what ever part of my Estate my Children have received hitherto or shall receive befour my Deth shall not after my deceas be Deed
or apprais'd as part thearof.   Lastle I do appoint my beloved Wife Elizabeth Hobbs with my son  Lenord Hobbs Executors of this
my last Will and Testament and whatever shall be remaining of my Personal Estate after my just Debts and Legeses are paid to be
Equile devided amongst my three Children Namle Nicholas Greenbury and Charles after their Mothers Deth Revoken and desenulling
all Will or Wills heairtofore made by me and this to be my Last Will and Testament maid this twenty first day of Jenery One thousand
Seven hundred and sixty six

Signed Seld and Acknoledg befoor Us.

               his
The Witness    Thos      Bissit
               Mark                                Joh Hobbs          Seal

            Fs Davis

            James Green Martin

[Note by Robert P. Moore:  When the word "furniture" is used with reference to beds it does not have the same meaning as this word does in the
twentieth century.  This meant all those things that go to make up a complete bed.  What is called furniture today was then often referred to as
"movables."  The original of this will has been preserved among the Frederick Co. wills in the Maryland Hall of Records in Annapolis.  It is in Box 4,
Folder 7.  John Hobbs's signature is a large and barely legible scrawl.  Either he was quite feeble or he was not a master of penmanship.  Since he was
a minor in 1731 when his father wrote his will, he could not have been more than 56 years old when he wrote his own will.]

Will of Eli Hobbs
Written 23 Feb. 1830, prob. 10 May 1830, Nelson Co., Ky., Will Book F, p. 438

   In the name of God Amen    I Eli Hobbs being weak in body, but in my proper senses and disposing memory, do make and
ordain this my last Will and Testament    I commend my Soul to God that gave it, and my body to its mother dust.  First I give and
bequeath my belovd wife Elizabeth Hobbs (after paying all my just debts) all my estate both real and personal during her natural life
or widowhood, and at her death I will and bequeath to my nine children namely Joshua Hobbs, Peggy Humphrey late Hobbs, Sally
Humphrey late Hobbs, Susan Murphey late Hobbs, Polly Lowber late Milton late Hobbs, William Hobbs, Samuel Hobbs, Eli
B. Hobbs and Elizabeth Hobbs and their children forever all my estate both real and personal to be equally divided among them and
I do appoint Richd L. Murphey and William Hobbs my Executors to this my last Will, and my Executors are authorised to require
Securities for the faithful performance of this Will from all or any of the legatees.  In Testimony Whereof I this day set my hand and
affixd my Seal February 23d 1830.

Test.    Elijah Davis                                 Eli Hobbs      Seal
      
      Isaac Bodine

      Newell Beauchamp

At a county court, held for Nelson county, at the courthouse in Bardstown, on Monday the 12t day of April 1830.
   This last Will and Testament of Eli Hobbs deceased is exhibited in court and proved by the oaths of Elijah Davis and Isaac
Bodine two of the Subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded, and on the motion of Richard L. Murphey and William
Hobbs the Executors therein named, they having given Bond with Elias Kincheloe and Elijah Davis their Securities in the penalty
of $10,000 conditioned according to Law, and took the oath the Law in Such case directs      It is ordered that a certificate of probate
of said Will be granted.
                                       Attest.   Nathl Wickliffe Clerk
                           of the Nelson county court appointed by said court
                           the 10t of May 1830.

Will of Joseph Hobbs
Nelson Co., Ky., Will Book B, p. 201, written 25 Oct. 1809, codicil 7 Feb 1810, prob. 21 May 1810

   In the name of God Amen, I Joseph Hobbs of Nelson County State of Kentucky being at this time in tolerable good health and
in perfect usual soundness of mind, but knowing that all men are born to die do hereby make and ordain this instrument of writing
to be and contain my last will and testament hereby compleatly disavowing and makein void all of any other will or wills heretofore
made or expressd by me be the same either verbally or of writing.
   Item 1st  I commit my soul to almighty God and my body to the dust by a decent burial and after all my just debts are paid I give
and bequeath my worldly possessions in the following manner to wit.
   Item 2d  I give and bequeath to the lawfully begotten heirs of my son Thomas Hobbs by his first wife Urith who now resides
or lately did reside in the State of Maryland the whole ballance of the plantation I now live on in Nelson County Kentucky on the
waters of Simpsons creek and commonly calld the Burnt Station after laying off one hundred and Thirteen acres in manner and form
herein afterwards directed for my son Nathan Hobbs also a negro boy calld Jason also a negro girl calld milly son and daughter to
my negro woman Fanny.  The whole of the above named land and slaves so willd to the aforesaid heirs of my son Thomas and his
wife Urith they the said heirs are to receive on the express condition that they suffer their said father Thomas Hobbs and Urith their
mother to enjoy all the benefits thereof and remain in peacible possession of the said land and negroes during both and each of them
the said Thomas Hobbs and Urith his wifes natural lives because it is my will and pleasure and meaning that my said son & Urith
his wife shall each have a life estate there in.
   Item 3d  I give and bequeath to my son Zachariah Hobbs of Washington County Kentucky independant of the land already
deeded to him by me whereon he now lives a negro man Adam heretofore lent by me to him which I am informed he has disposed
of and my will is that the sale made by him shall be good and valid also a negroe boy Lewis now in his possession also all the stock
and other movable property that may at my death be in his possession as either lent or given to him by me.
   Item 4th  I give and bequeath to my son Nathan Hobbs of Nelson County Kentucky the tract of land he now lives on in said
County on the waters of Simpsons Creek purchased by me from Elijah Bland and said to contain two hundred and twenty four acres
and three quarters also one hundred and thirteen acres from off the east end of the tract I now live on and reserved for him in the item
herein mentioned as a bequest to my son Thomas Hobbs to be laid off as follows towit runing a parrallel line with the line of John
Cooper who purchased under a deed made by me to John Herron for fifty acres from off the east end of the tract I now live on  Also
a negroe boy named Harry and a negroe woman name Sophia together with her former present and future encrease all the said negroes
being now in possession of my said son Nathan also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be found in the
possession of my said son Nathan as either lent or give to him by me.
   Item 5th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Dorsey a negroe woman named Easter together with all her former present
and future increase the said negroe woman being now in possession of my said daughter Sarah or her husband Greenbury Dorsey
if not sold unknown to me also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be found in the possession of my
daughter Sarah or her heirs as either lent or give to her by me.
   Item 6th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Rachael Hobbs a negroe woman named Abigal together with all her former
present and future increase the said negroe Abigal being now in the possession of my daughter Rachael Hobbs or her husband Joshua
Hobbs Junier if not sold unknown to me also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be found in the possession
of my said daughter Rachael Hobbs or her heirs as either given or lent to her by me.
   Item 7th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Susanna Stone a negroe woman named Henney and all the said Henneys former
present and future increase and a negro boy named Watt all which are now in possession of my said daughter Susana Stone if not sold
unknown to me also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be found in the possession of my said daughter
Susanna Stone or her heirs as either lent or given to her by me.
   Item 8th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Tivis of Madison County Kentuckey a negroe woman named Viney and
all her the said Vineys former present and future increase the said Viney & her increase being now in the possession of my said
daughter Mary Tivis or her husband Robert Tivis if not sold unknown to me also two hundred and fifty Dollars that I formerly lent
to Robert Tivis for the purpose of purchaseing another negroe also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be
found in the possession of my said daughter Mary Tivis or her heirs as either lent or given by me.
   Item 9th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Deborah Fountain of Jefferson County Kentucky thre negroes towit Jacob, Hagar
and Phillis all which negroes were formerly by me put into the hands or possession of my said daughter Deborah & her husband
James Fountain two of which I am informed James Fountain has disposed of and I will them this way to make the sale or sales made
by him valid & good   I also will to my said daughter Deborah Fountain all the stock and other movable property that may at my death
be found in the possession of her my said daughter or her heirs as either lent or given to her by me.
   Item 10th  I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Waddy of Shelby County Kentucky a negroe woman named nelly
together with all her the said Nellys former present or future increase also a negroe boy Isaac & Sally Ann sister to Isaac both being
the children of negroe Biddy who lately died in the possession of my said daughter Elizabeth & her husband Samuel Waddy all the
above named negroes being so willed now in the possession of my said daughter Elizabeth or her husband Samuel Waddy if not sold
unknown to me also all the stock and other movable property that may at my death be found in the possession of my said daughter
Elizabeth or her heirs as either lent or given to her by me.
   Item 11th  I give and bequeath to my negroe woman Fanny wife to a mallatto fellow commonly called Jacob Bland and her now
youngest child called Mary and all said Fannys & Marys future increase their freedom at and imediately after my death and it is my
will & wish that so soon as I depart this life that the said Fanny and all her increase from this time shall be set free as also said mary
her daughter & all her increas
   Item 12th  It is my will and wish that so soon as Convenient after my death that all and every spices [species?] & kind of slaves
stock Farming utensials waggons carts household & kitchen furniture and evry discription of Property of any kind whatever that may
be left by me and not herein otherwise disposed of be sold to the highest bider at twelve months Credit at Publick sale and the
Proceeds thereof when Collected to be added to what outstanding debts that may be due to me at my death (first all just debts that
I may leave unpaid to be paid) Then the ballance of such sales and Collection together with the Interest thereon to be divided into
nine Equal Parts and disposed of as follows (to wit) one Part to be paid over to the heirs of Robert Parker, decd by my daughter
Mary Tives to wit, Nat Parker & Susana Powel son and daughter to said mary Tives and the other Eight parts to my other Eight
Children here in named or to their legal representatives.
   Item 13th  It is my will and wish that all the lands herein will'd by me or bonds for lands heretofore assigned by me to any of
my Children or to their husbands are to be intruly [entirely?] at the risque of the party or Parties so will'd to or assigned to and should
all or any Part of the lands herein will'd or bonds for lands heretofore assigned by me to any of my Children be lost no kind of recorse
shall be had to all or any of the rest.
   Item 14th  I appoint my son in law William Stone & my son Nathan Hobbs Executors of this my last will and testament and
recommend to them and all the rest of my Children & bidder that may be at the Sale mentioned in this will not to bid Extravagantly
against Jacob Bland for his said Blands son Ben but to let him have his said son Ben at a reasonable price.  In testamony whereof
to all the foregoing 14 items on the foregoing 8 pages I the before named Joseph Hobbs have hereunto Set my hand fix my seal this
twenty fifth day of October Eighten Hundred and nine.

Signed sealed & acknowledged
in Presence of                                  Joseph Hobbs           L Seal
A Hubbard
       his
Solomon  Bishop
      mark
David Huston
Benjamin Huston
Thomas Bishop

   In the Name of God Amen I Joseph Hobbs of Nelson County State of Kentucky being at time of the date hereof in Common
Soundness of mind though weak in body and haveing on the twenty fifth day of October Eighteen Hundred and nine Signed & Sealed
my last will and testament in presence of Austin Hubbard Solaman Bishop David Huston Benjamin Huston & Thomas Bishop   The
12th Item of which said will and testament Contained among other regulation that one ninth part of the products of a sale to be made
by the direction of the said 12th Item of said will and testament as by referance there to may be seen should be paid over to Nat Parker
and susan Powel son and daughter to my daughter mary Tives formerly Mary Parker I the said Joseph Hobbs having since the Signing
& Sealing the said will and testament as aforesaid on the said twenty fifth day of October Eighteen Hundred and nine reconsidered
& haveing determined to alter the Same in manner following to wit I hereby direct my Executors and all and Each of them not to pay
over to the said Nat parker & Susana Powel or either of them all or any part of the said ninth Part of the Products of the said sales
as by the said will and Testament Signed and sealed by me on the said twenty fifth day of October Eighteen hundred & Nine directs
But my Executors are hereby Expressly directed to pay over to my daughter Mary Tives of Madison County or to her legal
representatives the said Ninth part of said sales in said 12th Item directed to be paid to said Nat parker & Susan Powel & I do hereby
give and bequeath the said Ninth part of said Sales to My said Daughter Mary Tives anything in the said 12th Item in said will
notwithstanding   In testamony to the said alteration in said will & testament as is herein directed and altered  I the said Joseph Hobbs
have hereunto set my hand and afix'd my seal this Seventh day of February Eighteen hundred and ten.
Witness present                                    Joseph Hobbs            LS
A. Hubbard
       his
Soloman     Bishop
     mark
Thomas Bishop
Joshua Hobbs Junr
Zacha Hobbs

At a county court held for Nelson county on monday the 21st day of May 1810 This Last will and testament of Joseph Hobbs deceased
was proved by the oaths of Thomas Bishop & Soloman Bishop two of the subscribing witnesses thereto & sworn to by the executors
there in named and ordered to be recorded.
                              Test     Ben Grayson   C. C.

Deed of land from Samuel Pearman to Joshua Hobbs
Nelson Co., Ky., Deed Book 2, page 2, 24 May 1788

This indenture made this 24th day of May one Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Eight between Samuel Pearman of the County
of Nelson and Commonwealth of Virginia of the one part and of Joshua Hubbs and Elizabeth Hubbs wife of the County &
Commonwealth aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said Samuel for & in consider of the Sum of one Hundred and eighty
four Pounds Current Money of the Commonwealth aforsaid to him in hand paid the receipt wherof he the said Samuel doth truly
acknowledge and him self therewith fully Satisfied contented and paid Hath given granted bargained and Sold & by these presents
doth give grant bargain Sell convey & confirm unto the said Joshua and to the said Elizabeth and to their Heirs & Assigns forever
A certain tract or parcel of land containing four Hundred and Twenty two acres being part of a preemption of one Thousand acres
obtained in the name of the Said Samuel Pearman situated on the hedd waters of Wilsons Creek beginning on the North West corner
of said preemption at a large Red Oak and sugar tree thence East two Hundred and sixty poles to an ash and Sugar Tree thence West
Two Hundred and sixty poles to a white oak and Sugar Tree thence Two Hundred and Sixty to the beginning   To have and to hold
the aforsaid granted and bargaind premises With its appurtenances to the said Joshua and Elizabeth and to their heirs and assigns
forever and the said Samuel doth further Warent and agree to and with the said Joshua and the said Elizabeth that at the time of
Sealing and delivery of this presents he the said Samuel was the true lawful and only owner of the above granted and bargaind
premises and further Covenants to and with the said Joshua and Elisbeth & their heirs and assigns that for himself his Heirs executors
and admrs the said granted and bargaind premises with the appertenances against the Claim or Claims of all persons whatsoever he
will forever warrant and defend
In Witness wherof the said Samuel Pearman hath hereunto set his hand & seal the day & year above writen

Sealed and dated                                      Samuel Pearman   Seal
in presents of                                     Received the full in Tents of the
                                          above mentioned One Hundred &
Saml Orm[?]                                  Eighty four Pounds May 24th
James Adams                                  1788
William W Hopkins                                     Samuel Pearman
Isaac Morrison

[Elizabeth is the widow Briscoe, whom Joshua married in Nelson Co.  She had no children by him, but some of their children married each other.]

Sellman Excursus

   Although it has not been proved as of 1992 that the mother of Joshua Hobbs's children was indeed a Margaret Sellman, the
following information is provided in the event such an ancestry is proved in the future.  This information comes chiefly from the
private printing in Cincinnati in 1975 of John Sellman of Maryland and Descendants by William Marshall Sellman, Associate
Professor of History at the University of Cincinnati.  The Maryland research was done by the late R. R. Goldsborough Jr. of
Gaithersburg, Md.

   It is thought by some that the Margaret who was Joshua Hobbs's wife at the time of a 1784 Frederick Co., Md., deed was the
daughter of Charles Sellman, b. 5 Aug. 1722, Anne Arundel Co., Md., d. 1771, in the part of Ann Arundel Co. that is now Howard
Co., m. ca. 1745, Anne Arundel Co., Elizabeth Gassaway, dau. of Nicholas Gassaway and Elizabeth Hawkins.  By his father's will
he inherited 257 acres of "Cross' Forest" near the present village of Guilford, Howard Co.  This land adjoined the land of John Hobbs
there.  In 1793, Elizabeth Gassaway Sellman sold a slave to John Groves of near Mt. Airy in Frederick Co., which was the same
neighborhood to which John Hobbs Jr. had moved in the 1740s or 1750s.  Charles and Elizabeth Sellman's son Gassaway Sellman
married on 16 Sept. 1779, Frederick Co., Mrs. Catherine (Hobbs) Davis, widow of Francis Davis and dau. of Samuel Hobbs of that
same family.  (Samuel Hobbs was a son of the John Hobbs who d. 1731, so Catherine was a cousin of Joshua Hobbs.  Charles and
Elizabeth Sellman also had a son John, who is probably the same John Sellman whose land in Frederick Co. adjoined that of Joshua
Hobbs.  This nearness of residence of the Hobbs and Sellman families in two different places makes it rather plausible that Joshua's
wife was indeed Margaret Sellman, although she was probably only about 14 years old when they married.  Marriage at this age was
certainly not unheard of in colonial times and even later.

   Charles Sellman was the son of William Sellman, b. 22 Jan. 1689/90, Anne Arundel Co., Md., d. 7 Mar. 1742/3, m. 9 Oct.
1718, Mrs. Ann West Sparrow, b. 12 Feb. 1685/6, Accomack Co., Va., d. May 1749, Anne Arundel Co., Md., widow of Thomas
Sparrow and dau. of Lt. Col. John West and Matilda Scarborough.  Elizabeth Gassaway's parents were Capt. Thomas Gassaway
and Elizabeth Lawrence, dau. of Benjamin Lawrence Sr. and Elizabeth Talbott, who was the daughter of Richard Talbott and
Elizabeth Ewen.  (The Sellman book gives Elizabeth Lawrence Gassaway an incorrect ancestry.)

   William Sellman was the son of John Sellman, b. ca. 1645-50, England (perhaps in Shropshire), who came to American in
about 1658 and d. ca. 18 Oct. 1707 (buried at All Hallows Church on 20 Oct. 1707).  He married Elizabeth, who was almost certainly
the dau. of Benoit/Benjamin Brashear (Brassieur), a French Huguenot who settled first in Nansemond Co., Va., and then came to
Calvert Co., Md., in 1658.  Capt. Thomas Gassaway was the son of Col. Nicholas Gassaway (possibly the corruption of some French
name), b. 11 March 1634, lived in the London parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, transported to America in 1649 by Richard Owen,
settled in South River, Anne Arundel Co., m. Hester Besson, dau. of Capt. Thos. Besson.  Col. Nicholas Gassaway is buried in the
graveyard of St. Anne's Episcopal Church in the old part of Annapolis, and his stone is preserved there.  He was the son of Thomas
Gassaway and Anne Collingwood of London, England.  After the rebellion of the Protestant Associators, Col. Nicholas was made
one of the Committee of Twenty to govern Maryland in 1690 (Maryland Archives, Vol. 8, pp. 196-99).  Quite a bit of information
on him appears in Hester Dorsey Richardson's Side-Lights on Maryland History.  

   Ann West, the wife of Charles Sellman, was the daughter of Lt. Col. John West (probably son of Anthony West and Ann),
b. 1638, d. 27 May 1703, d. 27 May 1703, m. in the fall of 1661 Matilda Scarborough, b. ca. 1645, d. 3 Jan. 1721/2, who when
elderly joined the Quakers, an irony, considering the views of her father.  John West sympathized with the rebellion of Nathaniel
Bacon and afterwards had to take an oath of allegiance to the Virginia government.

   Matilda Scarborough was the dau. of Col. Edmund Scarborough, baptized at St. Martin in the Fields, London, 2 Oct. 1617,
d. intestate in mid-May, 1761, on his plantation on Occahannock Creek in Accomack Co., Va.  He came to America with his parents
in about 1624.  He m. Mary ________, possibly the dau. of Sir Edward Littleton of Henley, Shropshire, and sister of Col. Nathaniel
Littleton of Accomack Co.  She was b. ca. 1619, according to a deposition given 20 July 1671.  (This is the same year of birth as that
of Mary Littleton, as given in the Visitation of Shropshire 1634, p. 64.)  She d. at "Merry Branch," home of her grandson Anthony
West in early Dec. 1691.  Col. Edmund patented his first 200 acres in Accomack on 28 Nov. 1635, eventually accumulating 46,500
acres.  He was a Quaker hater and an unscrupulous politician and businessman.  He flouted laws and disregarded court decisions and
the man-dates of Gov. William Berkeley, perhaps because of the influence at the court in England of his brother Sir Charles
Scarborough.  If Col. Edmund's wife was indeed Mary Littleton (said to be improbable), then Sellman descendants have ancestry in
the nobility and the royal family of England.

   Col. Edmund Scarborough was the son of Capt. Edmund Scarborough, b. ca. 1584, d. ca. 1634-35, m. Hannah ______,
possibly the dau. of Robert Butler.  This Edmund was admitted to Caius College, Oxford University on 15 Apr. 1602.  He came to
America in about 1624, settling on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, near Magothy Bay.  He was a member of the House of Burgesses
and in 1631, Justice for Accomack Co.  He was baptized in North Walsham, England on 25 Dec. 1584.

   Capt. Edmund Scarborough is said to be the son of Henry Scarborough, b. ca. 1521, d. 1605, North Walsham, England, will
proved 11 Jan. 1605/6, m. Elizabeth _____.  This Henry was the son of John Scarburgh of North Walsham, whose will was proved
on 8 Oct. 1540.  His wife was Maude.