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The County of Allen was created in 1815 from
Barren Co., and Warren Counties, KY. Barren was created
from Green and Warren County, Kentucky. Green was created in 1793
from Lincoln and Nelson County. Warren was created from Logan County
in 1797. Logan County was created from Lincoln Co., in 1792, which
was created from Kentucky County, Virginia in 1780. The county seat
is located in Scottsville, KY.
1807 [Old Edmund Rogers Survey,
Allen Co.,] survey originally on Barren Co. soil Tracy's Creek Waters of
Big Barren
Survey year
Land Owner
1807
COMBS, Tho.
NOTES: See Full transcription of this survey
in Barren
County, KY.
1820 US Census Allen Co KY
P. 120
ANDERSON, Peter
Scottsville
p. 134
ANDERSON, Peter
page 112
Mary Totty or Tolly
1m 18-26
1f 18-26
1f 45+
Notes: Johnnye Totty] I found a listing
for a Mary Totty or Tolly. The ll is not crossed but there is a line over
to the T that extends almost to the ll.
BTM] Does anybody recognize who the Mary
TOTTY aka TOLLY descends from? Can you help us identify her?
Any help appreciated. This may be the wife of William TOTTY found
in Warren Co., KY, but unproven as yet.
1820 March 27th ANDERSON,
Peter,
400 acres, bk 27
pg 5, survey dated 3-27-1820, Allen County, Kentucky, Rough Creek watercourse.
(The Kentucky Land Grants1782-1924, Part I (1Volume in 2 Parts) by Williard
Rouse Jillson, Published Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. c 1971)
Notes: This is the 5th great grandfather of Birdie
Totty McNutt
1825 Dec. 18th Dec - 1826 June 1st
[Allen County Kentucky Survey Book A 1815-1835, by Martha W. Jackson, Dogwood
Printing Co., page 126, indexed as page 124, abstracted by Birdie Totty
McNutt]
/
\B________________________________________________|
Beginning
* C
*D
*A
State of Kentucky ) In Pursuance to an
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwwealth of Kentucky,
Allen
County ) approved December 21st 1825 I proceeded to run & mark the
first line of a boundary set forth in the first section of Sd Act, Beginning
at Letter A, a Black oak marked A. C. and M. C. being the Juntion of the
Allen, Barren & Monroe County lines thence North Eighty-three degrees,
West Nine hundred & thirty-two (932) poles to a Black Walnut and Sycamore
on the East bank of Big Barren River at letter B, at the distance of Eight
hundred and Seventy two (872) poles along said line from said Beginning
corner Hardin SULCER's dwelling house at letter C, bore South Seven degrees
West twenty-six (26) poles distant from said line, and at the distance
of Two hundred & twelve (212) pooles along siad line from said Begninning
corner, Thos. COOMBS dwelling-house at letter D, bore South seven
(7) degrees (º) West (23) Twenty-three poles distant from sd line,
this 1st of June 1826 - -
Letter C represents Hardin SULCER's dwelling
house as laid down on the above Platt, [Letter D represents Thos COOMBS
dwelling house.]
Richard D. MITCHELL)
A. Payne S. A. C.
John CALBERT) C. C.
Thos. PAYNE Marker
Notes: IS this Thomas COMBS> the ancestor
of Peter Anderson COMBS>, father of Albert Grant COMBS>, father of Birdie
Lorena COMBS HOISINGTON>, mother of Lorena Pearl HOISINGTON TOTTY>, mother
of Birdie Totty McNutt.
1826 October 16th
Court [Allen County Kentucky Court
Day Book 1826-1837] A County Court began and held for Allen County
on Monday 16 October 1826 present: Richard Willmott, William Hamm,
Eli Pitchford, Gavin Duncan, Robert H. Paris, R. P. Huges, S. Herston,
Hugh Brown, Abel Manion, Robert McClarey, Thomas PAYNE.
Selected excerpted records;
Thomas COMBS returns his list of Taxable
Property Amt. $530.
A. PAYNE returns his list of Taxable Property
Amt. $150
William ANDERSON returns his list of Taxable
Property by consent of the court by his paying the cost that may or shall
have accrued upon the prosecution against him for failing o list his property
to the commissioner.
Thomas W. JOHNSON vs John McREYNOLDS } Alias
awarded
Notes: BTM] This Thomas COMBS was likely
married first to Deborah (THOMAS) COMBS according to researcher Mike Oliver.
Need full documentation such as marriage record, will or other record to
identify exactly who the first wife of Thomas COMBS could have been.
1827 June 18th Court
[Allen County Kentucky Court Day Book 1826-1837] At a court began
and held for the county of Allen at the courthouse thereof of said county
on monday the 18th day of June 1827, present, James R. Alexander,
Richard Wilmott, Abel Manion. Selected excerpted records.
Ordered that Peter ANDERSON, Jr.
be appointed sureveyor in the room of Jas. Wilson. Beginning one
half mile from the public square in Scottvile to Caro and terminating
at the first ford of Rough creek and the following hands assigned said
surveyor in keeping said road in repair towit: Will Ray and hands,
Robert McReynolds and hands, Lewis Smith, David Whit's hands, James Wilson.
Ordered that Josiah Norris be appointed
surveyor of the precinct of the road leading from the county line at Joseph
Stephens to Hughes ferry and that Alex Stewart, Stephen Lee, James Norris,
Geo.
Estis & hands, Jas Reeves, Thomas COMBS and hands,
Richard
Glover, Hadin Sulcer, Isaac Bush and hands, Henry Piland,
Sam Hatler,
Henry
Norris, Jas. Hatler
& Richardson P. Hughes and hands assist
said surveyor to keep the road in repair.
Notes: BTM] Notice that Anna Anderson married
Thomas COMBS the younger of Allen County. Thomas COMBS and Peter
Anderson was mentioned in the records above on same day. Thomas
COMBS, the younger, may have been the son of Thomas COMBS in above record
(ie Zur (T/I.?) COMBS). However a son by name of Thomas was NOT mentioned
in the Will of Thomas COMBS in 1862. It may have been because Thomas
COMBS the younger married to Anna ANDERSON was already deceased at time
of the elder Thomas' death in 1862. Another thought is that
Thomas COMBS, the elder had son named Zur T. (possibly Thomas?) COMBS,
who is said to have been married 3 times. The first marriage
could possibly be Anna B. Anderson in 1829.
1827 September 26th Deed
[Barren County, KY Deed Book L, Page 10, deed transcribed by Myra Britt]
9/26/1827 Wilson to Combs
This Indenture made this 26th day of September
1827 Between William C WILSON and his wife Ann WILSON late of the
state of Kentucky Barren
County of the one part and Thomas COMBS of the County
of Allen and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnefseth that the
said William C. Wilson and Ann his wife for and in Consideration of the
sum of Forty Dollars Lawfull money to us in hand paid the receipt whereof
is hereby acknowledged have Bargained Granted sold and Delivered and by
these presents in plain and open Maket according to dueform of Law do bargain
sell and deliver unto the said Thomas Combs a certain tract or parcel
of land lying on the waters of Glover Creek Barren County ...containing
100 Acres be the same more of lefs said Land Contained in and held by two
grants or Deeds ifsreed? by authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky one
by virtue of a Kentucky land office warrant No. 7380 and dated the 24th
day of April 1523 and bounded as follows Beginning at four dogwoods on
a line of a 100 Acres acoupied by John Wilson and one Pole from the N.W.
Corner of ...100 Acres thence a line of the same N60E 116 Poles to a black
gum and Hickory, thence North 4 Poles to a black Oak thenceS75W34 Poles
to a Dogwood and popler on Eplings or James Kelsay's line then with
the same south 15 Poles to the Corner a popler and chefsnut then with the
same west 60 Poles to a double popler on James Forbes line then with the
same S37E110 Poles to his Corner a white Oak and hickory then another of
his lines S57W88Poles to a Dogwood thence S79E115Poles to a stake on a
line of Wilsons 100 Acre survey then with the same to the Beginning, Containing
by survey 50 acres the other tract or parcel held by a grant from the authority
of sd State by virtue of a Kentucky land office Warrant 10515 sa Deed dated
May the 4th 1524 adjoining the above mentioned 50 acres survey and bounded
as followeth Beginning at the SW Corner of the one hundred acres occupied
by John Wilson two Black Oaks thence with Carters line S60W74 Poles to
four Dogwood thence at N20W190Poles to a popler and two Dogwoods where
sd Wilson 50 acre survey call for a Dogwood then with a line of the same
S59E115Poles to a stake on a line of John Wilsons then with said line to
the Beginning Containing 50 acres by survey which lands together with all
woods waters water course Mine minerals heriditiments improvements and
appertinances thereto belonging witho sd Wm. C Wilson and Ann Wilson his
wife do bind ourselves Heirs executors and administrators forever to warrant
and Defend sd lands free from all and every person or persons Claiming
or to Claim unto him the sd Thomas Combs his heirs executors administrators
or afsigns as an Indifensible inheritance in witnefs whereof we have here
unto sit our hands and seals the day and date above written
William C. Wilson{seal}
Ann {X her mark} Wilson {Seal}
witnefs presant
Hugh Brown
...........Jr
Barren County .... I as Clerk of the County Court
aforesaid do Certify that this Indenture was this day acknowledged before
me in my office by the within named William C. Wilson and Ann his wife
to be their act and Deed. And the said Ann being by me examined seperately
and apart from William C. her husband declared that she relinquished her
dower to the Lands and tenements in this Indenture Conveyed freely willingly
and voluntarily without the theats or persusations of her husband and that
she was willing the same should be recorded. And that I have recorded the
said Indenture together with this Certificate as required by Law.
Witnefs my hand this 12th day of October 1827......W.
Logan Clerk
submitted by TOTTY-COMBS researchers Birdie McNutt
as transcribed by Myra Britt
1829 January 19th
Court [Allen County Kentucky Court
Day Book 1826-1837] At a county Court began and held for the county
of Allen at the Courthouse thereof on monday the 19th January 1829.
Present the honourable: Eli Pictchford, John Caruth, Samuel Harston, Richard
Willnitt abd William Fitspatrick, Justices.
Thomas COMBS Appellant against Elizabeth
RICKETT Appellee) Upon appeal This cause upon motion of appellants
attorney is continued.
Notes: BTM] It is not known what this case
was called for With Elizabeth RICKETT or what relationship if any there
was to Thomas COMBS.
1829 February 16th DEED
[Allen County Kentucky Court Day Book 1826-1837] At a county Court began
and held for the county of Allen at the courthouse thereof on Monday the
16th day of Febuary 1829. Present Eli Pitchford, John Caruth
and Abel Manon. P106.
[Present William Fitzpatrick Absent Abel Manon,
Eli Pitchford.] Thomas COMBS appelant against Elizabeth
RICKETTS appellee) Upon appeal.
This cause is continued at the costs of the appellant.
1829 March 16th [Allen
County Kentucky Court Day Book 1826-1837] At a county Court began and held
for the county of Allen at the courthouse thereof on Monday the 16th day
of March 1829. Present Richd. Wilmott, Gavin Duncan & Lemuel
Swearengen, Justices. P109
Thomas COMBS appellant agt. Eliza RICKETTS
appellee) Appeal
The Deft. RICKETTS by her counsel moved the court
to dismiss the appeal for want of jurisdiction on consideration after argument
adjudged & order that said appeal be dismissed for want of jurisdiction
and costs awarded.
Hugh Brown shff. this day appeared in court and
executed bond in the penalty of $1400 for the collection of the county
levy with Will Holder, Henry Mitchell, Tho Sutton, John Whitney Sr., Jas
Barlow, Thos COMBS and Will K. Brown conditioned according to law.
P110
1830 US Census, Allen Co KY
p. 051
Thomas Combs
males 1 -5
1 5-10
3 20-30
1 60-70 Thomas
females 1 -5
1 5-10
1 10-15
1 15-20
1 50-60 wife
1830 U.S. Census Index (not yet
transcribed):
p. 063
Peter ANDERSON, Jr.
Peter ANDERSON, Sr.
p. 066
Thomas Combs 0001000000-1000100000
1830 Census [Federal Microfilm Roll 333,
Adair, Allen Anderson Barren, Bath, Boone & Burton Co's KY. page 66
transcribed by Birdie (Totty) McNutt]
Thomas COMBS 0001000000-1000100000
Also listed on same page 066 with Thomas
Combs in order was
William Phipps
W. Furgerson
Henry Williams
WIlliam Stovall
John Haner
I. H. Atwood
Samuel Hanes
Ln. Benedict
B.......tonic?
Lovel Morrise
Jonus Brown
John Wade
Ruth Stovall
Stephen Mcnitt?
Elizabeth Tinsley
W. Dawson
John Hellman
William Long
Gabirel Pulliam
Samuel ANDERSON
Allen Terrell
Henry Collins
Eli Pitchford
William Ray
Thomas COMBS
Joseph W..iath?
Alvin Reeves
Notes: BTM] This is Thomas Combs age 15-20,
his wife age 15-20 and one daughter Martha Ann, under five yrs old.
See marriage record for Thomas and Anna Anderson Combs in Sumner Co., TN
Scottsville
p. 074
Peter ANDERSON
Notes: One of the above Thomas Combs
may
have been the same who was father of
Zur, James, Eligah, William, Robert,
A. J. Combs, Samuel Combs, Sarah
(w/o
Booker LANE),
Jinnie
(w/o F. A. HALTER), Elizabeth (w/o Mitchell GUM), and Martha
(w/o Allen L. ORE). Zur Combs has not yet been located on the 1830
census. (See 1860 Allen Co KY Deed below.)
1830 December 2nd Birth
Peter Anderson Combs, s/o Thomas COMBES. (Transcribed by
Researcher Birdie Totty McNutt from the
Kay
Co OK Death Certificate of "Peter Anderson Combs,
born 02 Dec 1830,
Allen County, Kentucky to Thomas COMBES,
Mother not named. Died 04 July 1914, buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery in Kay
County, Oklahoma.")
Notes: According to his Kay Co OK obituary,
"…In early manhood he moved with his family to southern Indiana, where
in June 1856 he was married to Miss Samanthy Ann WARD. To this union
one child was born who in early infancy together with the mother died.
Mr.
Combs then returned to the home of his boyhood where he later married
during the year 1859, Miss Louanie LANCASTER…" The 1856 Marriage
Record to Samantha WARD has not yet been located; however, see below
for Peter A. Combs' second marriage and land records. Peter
A. COMBS was the 3rd great grandfather of Birdie Totty McNutt
1831 Tax List for Allen Co., KY
Thomas Combs 200 acres Allen Co on
B. River, 1 male over 16; 3 children over 5 & under 16; 3 stud
horses; value $2 an acre; 100 acres Barrin Co on G. Creek
value $1 an acre
1831 September 1stDEED
[Barren Co., KY Deed Book M, Page 284, September 1, 1831, transcribed by
Myra Britt, and annotated by Birdie (Totty McNutt 2001]
SAMPLES to COMBS
This Indenture made this 1st day of September 1831 Between Mathew SAMPLES
of Barrin County Kentucky of the one part and Zur COMBS of the County
of Allen & State aforesaid Witnefseth [witnesseth] that the said Mathew
SAMPLES for & in consideration of the sum of one hundred & fifty
dollars to me in hand paid by the sd Zur COMBS the receipt whereis
...... is hereby acknowledged & my selfe therewith fully satisfied
have Bargained sold and deliver & by these presents in plain and open
market awarding to due form of law do bargain sell and deliver unto the
said Zur COMBS a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Barren
County on the waters of Trace Creek it being a part of a 200 Acre
Survey and the same on which Mathew R Samples did live Beginnining at a
large black Oak North West Corner of said Survy thence East 74 poles to
a forked black oak thence S27E 60 poles to a beach & dogwood thence
S10W130 poles to a stake on the South boundary line of the original survey
thence West 6 .... to a beech & sugartree the South West corner of
sd survey containing one hundred acres which together with all appertanances
thereunto Belonging .... the said Mathew SAMPLES do bind myselfe my heirs
Executors & administrators forthwith claiming or to claim unto him
the said COMBS his heirs exectors administrators as afsigns [assings]....
an indefesible inheritenance in fee simple .......... whereof I have set
my hand & affixed my seal the day and date above written
Teste Mathew Samples {Seal}
Robt B SAMPLES
James COMBS
Lewis W PECK
Barren County Kentucky
I William Logan Clerk of the county forsaid County
do certify that the within & foregoing deed of conveyance from Mathew
SAMPLES to Zur COMBS was on the 17th day of October 1831 proved
before me to be the act & Deed of the said Matthew SAMPLES by the oathes
of Robert R SAMPLES & James COMBSsubscribing witnefth [witnesseth]
and thereupon the afsd Deed & this certificate hath been duly Recorded
in my Office
Test W Logan clerk
Submitted by TOTTY-COMBS researchers Birdie (Totty)
McNutt as Transcribed by Myra Britt
Notes: Zur COMBS is the son of Thomas COMBS
of Allen Co., KY, Lewis W. PECK, is his brother in law some time later
and the son of Jacob and Sally (Bush) PECK. James COMBS may likely
be his brother who was later married to Zilphia Hunt. Research
in progress to verify if Zur T. COMBS was the husband of Anna (Anderson)
COMBS and possibly father of Peter Anderson COMBS.
1832 October 20th DEED
[Barren Co., KY Deed Book N, Page 171 10/20/1832, transcribed by
Myra Britt, and annotated by Birdie (Totty McNutt 2001] KELSEY to COMBS
This Indenture made and entered into this 20th
day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirty two between John
KELSEY of Allen county and State of Kentucky of the one part and James
COMBS of the County aforesaid & State aforesaid of the other part
Witnefsth[Witnesseth] that for and in consideration of the sum of
sixty dollars paid to me by the said James COMBS the receipt whereof I
do hereby acknowledge, do hereby give grant sell and convey to the said
COMBS his Heirs and afsigns[assigns] a certain tract or parcel of Land
being and lying the County of Barren & State of Kentucky and containing
one hundred Acres to be the same more or lefs [less] and Bounded as follows
(Viz) Beginning on a white Oak on Trace Creek, thence South 30D
E. 180 poles, to two Red Oaks, thence North 60D E 90 poles, to a dogwood
& stake on Hugh HASSHEYS Corner thence on said line North 30 East 180
poles to a dogwood and stake thence South 60D W 90 poles to the Beginning.
To have and to hold the same, unto the said J COMBS, his Heirs and
afsigns[assings] to his and their use and behoof, forever, and I do covenant
with the said J COMBS, his Heirs and afsigns[assigns], that I am
seized in free of the princifles?[principles] that they are free of all
incumbrance and that I Will Warrant and defend the same unto the said J
COMBS, his Heirs and afsigns [assigns] forever against the claim or
claims of all and every person whatever-Testimony where of I have hereunto
set my hand, and affixed my seal this the day and date first above mentioned
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of John
KELSY {Seal}
Zur COMBS
James KELSEY
Samuel KELSEY
Barren County Court Clerks Office ?
I William Logan Clerk of the County Court for
the said County do Certify that the foregoing Deed of Conveyance from John
KELSEY to James COMBS was proved before me to be the act and Deed
of the said John KELSEY, by the Oath of James KELSEY on the 1st day of
March, and on the 19th day of August 1833 by the Oath of Zur COMBS
whereupon the aforesaid Deed and this Certificate were duly admited to
Record in my office
Teste W Logan Clerk
Submitted by TOTTY-COMBS researchers Birdie (Totty)
McNutt as Transcribed by Myra Britt
Notes: James COMBS is most likely the son
of Thomas COMBS, Sr of Allen Co., KY. The above Zur COMBS is also
the son of Thomas COMBS as both are named in his will, This Zur may
likely be Elijah Azur COMBS he was married to Jane KELSEY March 21, 1828
in Allen Co., KY.
1834 September 20th DEED
[Barren County, KY Deed Book P, Page 217, 9/20/1834, transcribed
by Myra Britt, and annotated by Birdie (Totty McNutt 2001]
COMBS to THOMAS
Know all men by these presents that I Thomas
COMBS of Allen County and State of KY hath this day for and in consideration
of the sum of fifty dollars to me in hand paid, the recept whereof is hereby
acknowledged hath bargained sold and delivered to David THOMAS of
Said County and State .... certain tract or parcel of land laying and being
in Barren County and State afforSaid, and bounded as followeth (Towit)
Beginning at the S.W. Corner two black Oaks thence with CARTERS
line S60W74 poles to three poplars his corner with his line S30E18poles
to a poplar and black gum, corner to 100 acres in the name of CARTER
or BROWN with his line S60W.40 poles to four dogwood, thence N20W190poles
to a poplar and two dogwoods where Sd WILSONS fifty acre Survey
calls for a dogwood, thence with his line S59E115 poles to a stake on John
WILSONS line, thence with WILSONS on line to the Beginning containing
fifty acres be the Same more or lefs[less], the right of which I the Sd
COMBS
do bind myself my heirs and assigns to warrent and defend free from me
the Sd COMBS, my heirs and assigns to him the Sd THOMAS his
heirs and assigns and free from all claim or claims to him the Sd THOMAS
his heirs or assigns forever with all the appertences thereunto in Witnefs
[Witness] whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 20th day
of September in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty
four.
Test. K.D. Dopey (?) Thomas COMBS {Seal}
Zur COMBS, James COMBS
State of Kentucky Barren County ...
I Thomas I. Helm Clerk of the County Court for
the County aforesaid do certify that this deed from Thomas COMBS
to David THOMAS was among the deeds left in my office unrecorded
by William Logan late clerk with this and ...... thereon towit. 1835 Foley
16. proved by Jas COMBS 1836. July 9th proved by Zur COMBS
from which it appears that the said deed was fully proved. Whereupon the
Same together with this certificate hath been duly admitted to record in
my office Given under my hand this 20th day of July 1839.
T Helm ????
Submitted by Totty-Combs researchers Birdie (Totty)
McNutt as Transcribed by Myra Britt
Notes: Thomas COMBS was said to have been
married to Deborah THOMAS. Could this David THOMAS be related to
Deborah wife of Thomas COMBS? We know that Thomas had sons
named James and Zur according to his will.
1838 Aug 11 - 1838 Nov 17 (Deed
Book D.B.T., Allen County, Kentucky) Indexed ANDERSON, Sr. to
Ann B.
Combs. $162 FEE consideration & TAXES PAID. This indenture made
and entered into this 17th day of November 1838 between Peter ANDERSON
Sen. of the county of Allen and State of Kentucky of the one part and
Ann
B. Combs of the county and State aforesaid of the other part witnesseth
that for and in of the Sum of one hundred and Seventy four dollars to him
said ANDERSON in hand paid by the said
Ann B. Combs at and before
the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipts whereof is hereby
acknowledged the said Peter ANDERSON hath bargained and sold and by these
presents doth bargain sell a lean and confirm unto the said
Ann Combs
one certain tract or parcil [sic] of land. laying .and being in the county
of Allen of aforesaid on waters Ruff Creek being all that part of a
survey of four hundred acres patentee in the name of the said ANDERSON
which remains unsold of which one hundred acres was conveyed some
time ago to Mark ANDERSON and James LOYD of which
hundred acres
thirty five acreas was conveyed to the said James LOYD and one hundred
and Twenty Six acres was conveyed recently by myself and John ANDERSON
jointly to William COSTILON one hundred Acres being a part of said
one
hundred and twenty six acres was conveyed to the said John ANDERSON
some years ago by the said Peter ANDERSON Sen. and after the said one
hundred and twenty six acres sold to William COSTILON of aforesaid
is.............. out of said one hundred acres xxxx[btm: this line
written and marked over with x's] xxxxxxx Survey and the one hundred
acres sold to Mark ANDERSON and James LOYD is ........from said four
hundred acres which leaves a balance of one hundred and Seventy four
acres be the Same or more or less and the said Peter ANDERSON Sen. doth
hereby warrant and defind[sic] the right and title of the said one hundred
and Seventy Four acres of land ...........the.., with all and singular
the assertencies therein said belonging to the said Ann B. Combs
and her heirs and assigns forever from the claim or debts of all and every
person or persons whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said Peter ANDERSON
doth hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written. Peter
(his mark) ANDERSON. SEAL. Witness: William COSTILON, Anderson W. ALEXANDER,
Edward (his mark) McREYNOLDS.
State of Kentucy Allen County set.
I Lemuel SWEARINGIN clerk for term of the county
court for the county aforesaid do certify that this deed from Peter
ANDERSON Sr. to Ann B. Combs was presented to me in my office
on the 17th day of November 1838 and was proven by the oaths of William
COSTILON and Edward McREYNOLDS the subscribing witnesses therein to be
the act and deed of the said Peter ANDERSON Sr. the grantor for the purpose
therein mentioned and this Same is recorded in my office given under my
hand this 17th day of November 1838. Lemuel Swearingin ca,c,c/w State,
by I. C. MULLIGAN, D. C.
(Transcribed by Totty-Combs Researcher Birdie
(Totty) McNutt
Notes: This copy was very light in places
and was too faded to read, those illegible words are replaced with ...............)
Peter ANDERSON
to
Mark ANDERSON. Deed. This Indenture made this
the 14th day of March in the year of our Lord 1835 between Peter ANDERSON
Sr. ofthe commonwealth of Kentucky & county of Allen of the one part
and Mark ANDERSON Sr. of the same Sate and County aforesaid of the other
part ..... That for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars
to the said Peter ANDERSON the said Mark ANDERSON in hand paid at or before
the delivering and .....of these presents the receipts whereof is hereby
acknowledged the said Peter ANDERSON hath bargained sold and by these presents
and by these presents doth bargain grant sell and convey unto the said
Mark ANDERSON his heirs & assigns and Administrations a certain tract
or parcel of Land situated in the county of Allen aforesaid on the waters
of Ruff creek Bounded as follows To wit: Beginning on the little poplars
the old po...... line at the head of a hollow thence running with the original
line and Millers P56 E59 poles to Jacob MILLERS corner poplar walnut &
white oak thence S29 W53 poles to a Elm dogwood and Sycamore thence N56
W70 poles to a white oak & chesnut thence S28 W30 poles to two berches
thence N77 W69 poles to a white oak John ANDERSONS corner thence N12 E124
poles to an Elm and hickory thence up the hollow to the beginning N39 E38
poles including one hundred acres, be the same more or less. To have and
to hold with all and singular assurtenances there to belonging and he the
said Peter ANDERSON separtley convey unto with wills the same said Mark
ANDERSON to defend the title of said land against the claim or claims of
any person or persons whatsoever unto the same Mark ANDERSON his heirs
& assigns forever Where unto the said Peter ANDERSON doth set his hand
and seal the day and date above written assigns .. signed: Peter ANDERSON
SEAL. delivered in the presence of: James LONG, James LOYED.
Kentucky L. I David WALKER clerk of the county
of Allen in the State of Kentucky certify that the within deed from Peter
ANDERSON Senior to Mark ANDERSON Sr was produced to me in my Office on
the 3rd day of August 1832 and proved by the oath of James LONG & James
LOYED subscribing witnesses thereto to be the act and deed of the said
Peter ANDERSON the grantor and the same is recorded in my office. signed:
David WALKER, clerk.
In margin is written To..pd D.D.
To M. ANDERSON
11 August 1838
(Transcribed by Totty-Combs-ANDERSON Researcher
Birdie (Totty) McNutt)
[BTM] Anna B. (Anderson) COMBS was the
wife of Thomas COMBS, both the parents of Peter Anderson COMBS, f/o Albert
Grant COMBS, f/o Birdie Lorena COMBS HOISINGTON, m/o Lorena Pearl HOISINGTON,
wife of Vernon Estell TOTTY, parents of Birdie (Totty) McNutt.
02 Feb 1839 (Allen Co KY Marriage
Records) Jane Combs & Asbury HALTER (or HATLER) (Marriage CD)
Notes: Jane Combs
was dau. of Thomas
Combs of the 1860 deed below.
1840 Allen County, Kentucky Census
page 76
COMBS, Thomas 0210100001000
0011000100000
NOTES: the above shows the following:
2 males age 5-10
1 male age 10-15
1 male age 20-30
1 male age 70-80 {Thomas head}
1 female age 10-15
1 female age 15-20
1 female age age 50-60
Notes: BTM] Can anyone identify who this
50-60 year old female is? Could it be the first wife, said to be Deborah
THOMAS COMBS? since it most likely could not be the widow Sarah KIGER who
he married later in 1848.
17 Apr 1848 (Allen Co. KY
Marriage Records -License #382) Combs, Thomas & KIGER,
Sarah
Notes: BTM Copy of pg from marriage
book record in my files that was sent to me by COMBS researcher Myra
Britt, a descendant of Samuel COMBS b. 1834 found in hh of Thomas COMBS
in 1850 census below. This Sarah KIGER COMBS had children Ann,
Elizabeth, Matilda, C.C. and A. B. KIGER from her earlier marriage.
1850 US Census, Allen County, KY.
Note from Totty Researcher and transcriber
Birdie Totty McNutt: The following has been re-transcribed (Feb 1998) from
Film roll # M432-190, 1850 Census (Federal): Kentucky; Adair, Allen, Anderson,
and Ballard Counties. The census taker did not include the given name of
a majority of the individuals in the homes, but wrote down initials instead
(a genealogical nightmare). The film is very very faint and hard to read.
Schedule Page 101
HH#4
WALKER, A.S. 39(m), KY Phys 4000
M.M. 34(f), KY
W.R.16 (m), KY
E.G.15 (m), LA
S.H.14(f), LA
D.C. 12(m), KY
M.A. 10(f), KY
R. 9(m) KY
J.H.7(m), KY
J.B.C.5(m), KY
A.S.2(m), KY
S.? 30?(f). KY
BTM:: A. S. WALKER IN HH#4, performed
the 1859 marriage of Peter Anderson & Kisiah LANCASTER Combs
HH#14
DANCE, John E. 30 K 475 Wagon Maker
S. 26 (f)
E.P. 5 (f)
W.E. 2 (m)
Daniel B. 24
FOWLER, A.M. 9 (f)
Notes: BTM] Could this be the same as John
DANCE who married Frances C. COMBS in Benton Co., TN on July 26,
1844? [Scr: County Clerks Office Benton Co., TN Marriages 1837-1846]
Also see Chesterfield
Co., and Henrico
Co., VA where the DANCE family is found with our TOTTY-families,
along with the FOWLER families.
HH#15
SETTLE, T.J. 33 (m) KY Manufacturer 500
S.S. 26 (f) KY
S.H. 6 (f) KY
A 4 (m) KY
G.W. 41 (m) KY Milk
WILLIAMSON, H.F.? 18(m) Laborer/Engineer
TURNER, R. 15 (f)
BROWN, C.A. 12 (m)
[BTM] The Settle Family is mentioned in the Diary
of Rhoda Spradling TOTTY. It is not known if T. J. SETTLE family
above is related yet to John H. SETTLE and Becca B. SMITH that Rhoda spoke
about.
Schedule page 104
HH#44
GILES, John 103, NJ Millwright 30
M. 83(f), KY
S.? 24(m), KY
M.13 (f) KY
LANCASTER, A. 6 (f) TN
Notes: BTM] John GILES was the grandfather
of Lovey (Lucy?) GILES LANCASTER ANDERSON, mother of Kesiah LANCASTER COMBS
and wife of Peter Anderson COMBS. The above A. Lancaster may likely
be Kesiah LuAnna Lancaster listed in HH of John and Martha "Patsy" ROBERTS
GILES.
HH#45
ANDERSON, Mark 50, VA Farming
L. 28 (f), TN
G.W. 7 (m), TN
P. 4(f), TN
Wm 3/12 TN
LANCASTER, P 4 (f) TN
J.H.6(m), TN
R.9(f) TN
Notes: BTM] Mark ANDERSON and 2nd wife
Lovey GILES LANCASTER with children from both marriages living in HH. Peter
Anderson & Kisiah Ann "Louannie" LANCASTER Combs were married in
1859 at the home of Mark and Lovey LANCASTER Anderson (See KY Biography
of William
P. ANDERSON). It appears that there may have been a
recent LANCASTER death with the orphans "farmed out?" Peter Anderson
COMBS was the 3rd great grandfather of Birdie Totty McNutt
HH#46
GILES, Eli 30 TN Farming
E.__24(f), KY
W.W. 4(m), KY
J.A. 1(m) KY
Notes: BTM] Elie GILES is the brother of
Lovey(Lucy) ANDERSON above.
Schedule Page 107
HH#99
ANDERSON, Peter 69, VA Laborer 500
Rachael 72
Notes: Peter ANDERSON m Rachael STEPHENS
Schedule Page 112
HH#169
ANDERSON, P.W.53(m), VA Blacksmith
J.50(f), VA
S.16(f), KY
S.J.13(f), KY
J.E.12(m), KY
P.W.10(m) KY
Notes: BTM] This is Peter W. ANDERSON who
married Jane "Gincy" HICKS on July 15, 1815.
Schedule Page 114
HH#196
MCREYNOLDS, Robert 80
S.B. 72 (f) MD
O.D. 43 (f), KY
R.Y. 41 KY
ALEXANDER, J.F. 15 (m) KY Farming
LANCASTER, Tillitha 12 KY
LANCASTER, R.H. 10 (m) KY
Notes: The Lancaster children above are
most likely the children of Lovey GILES LANCASTER ANDERSON, 2nd wife of
Mark ANDERSON and mother of Kesiah Luanna LANCASTER COMBS 2nd wife of Peter
Anderson COMBS.
Schedule Page 115
HH#204
ANDERSON, Wm P. 29 KY Farming
T. 26 (f) KY
J. 6 (m) KY
S.L. 4 (f) KY
D. 3 (m) KY
Notes: BTM] This is William P. ANDERSON
husband of Telitha Dalton ANDERSON [Mary Moltenberry Rabel and Elizabeth
Molthenberry Price, Allen County Kentucky Vital Statistics 1852-1862 Births
Deaths Marriages, (Mary Moltenberry Rabel and Elizabeth Molthenberry
Price ©1972).
Schedule Page 129
HH#410
Combs, Thomas 79* VA Farming 400
S. 55(F) VA
Sam 16 VA
KIZER(sic), Ann 25, VA
Sam R. Comby 16 KY
Matilda 22, VA
Elizabeth 26 VA
Notes: [BTM] Allen Co. Marriage Records
shows that Thomas COMBS married 2nd to Sarah KIGER on April 17th 1848 in
Allen County. Ann, Matilda and Elizabeth were Sarah's children
by her previous marriage to Unk Kiger. Sam R. COMBS, shown above as Sam
R. COMBY is the same as Samuel COMBS who married first to Mary Ann HARRISON
and 2nd to Mary F. STEENBERGEN on May 23, 1862. It is believed but
not proven yet that Thomas COMBS was the father of Thomas COMBS who married
Anna B. ANDERSON and had Peter Anderson COMBS my Great Great Grandfather.
1850 October 13th (Allen Co, KY
Book 32:567) Mark ANDERSON; 160 Acres surveyed, Rough Creek (Kentucky
Land Grants, Vol. 1, Part 2, CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT
ORDERS (1836-1924), THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY, page 973)
1849 February 17th DEED
[Barren Co., KY Deed Book S Page 452 2/17/1849, transcribed
by Myra Britt, and annotated by Birdie (Totty McNutt 2001]
COMBS to Bishop
Know all men by these presents that I Thomas COMBS of the County
of Allen & State of Kentucky hath this day sold & by these
presents do grant, bargain, sell alinate (?) & convey unto Samuel
M. Bishop of the County of Barren & State aforesaid a certain tract
or parcel of land lying & being in the County of Barren & State
aforesaid & Situated on the waters of Barren River (Glovers Creek)
Fifty acres. be the same more or lefs(less) & bounded as follows (towit)
Beginning at four dogwoods a line of the same one pole from the corner.
thence same N60deg E116 poles, to a black gum & hickory thence N4 poles
to a black oak thence S75deg West 34 poles to a dogwood & poplar on
Eaplings or James Kelsays line. thence with the same oak & poplar
with the same N10poles to a hickory & red oak thence S75deg W48 poles
to a double poplar on James Forbes's line with the same S37deg E110
poles to his corner white oak & hickory with another of his lines S37W88
poles to a dogwood. thence S79deg E115poles to a stake on Wilsons
line, with the same to the Beginning. For & in consideration of the
sum of Sixty two dollars & fifty cents to me in hand paid. the receipt
of which is hereby acknowledged. I do convey unto the said Samuel Bishop
his heirs administrators & executors all the above described tract
of land together with all & each of its appertainances.
To have & to hold the same to himself. heirs
& forever. And I the said COMBS doth bind myself, my heirs,
executors, administrators & afsigns(assigns) to warrant & defend
the title to the above tract of land to the sd Bishop & free from and
against the claim or claims of any person whatsoever.
Witnefs(Witness) my hand and seal this 17 day
of February 1849.
Test James L Morrow
Thomas
COMBS {Seal}
N. P. West
Kentucky Allen County Sct
We J.D. Carpenter & Thomas Caruth two of
the Commonwealth Justices of the peace for sd County do Certify that Sally
COMBS the wife of the within Thomas COMBS this day personally
appeared before us who being examined privately & apart from her husband
as the law directs. voluntarily with here own freewill and consent relinquished
her right of dower to the premises conveyed by this deed & the same
is certified to the Clerk of
the County Court for the County of Barren for
record where the premises lie, Given under our hands & Seals this 17th
day of February 1849.
J D Carpenter
J P AC {Seal}
Thos Caruth _____{Seal}
State of Kentucky Barren County Sct
I Thomas J Helm Clerk of the County Court for
said County certify that this deed from Thomas COMBS to Samuel
M Bishop was on the 19th day of March 1849 proven before me by the
oath of N P West & on this day was further proven by the oath of James
S Morrow witnefses(witnesses) thereto. to be the act and deed of said COMBS.
Whereupon on the same and this certificate has been recorded in my Office.
Given under my hand this 21st day of
September 1849
Tho. J. Helm CBCC
1852 Jan - 4 Feb (Allen Co
KY DB?, Page? ) Anderson/Hammett Deed. This deed of conveyance made this
......day of January one thousand eight hundred and fifty two between.
Mark
ANDERSON and Lovey his wife of the County of Allen and State of Kentucky
of the first part and Anderson HAMMETT of the County and State aforesaid
of the second part witnesseth, that the said Mark ANDERSON for and in consideration
of the sum of Fifty dollars in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, has granted bargained and sold and by those present, does
grant, bargain and sell and convey unto the said Anderson HAMMETT his heirs
and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of Land situated lying and
being in the County aforesaid on the waters of Boys[?] Fork (being part
of a 200 acre survey bearing date the 13th day of October. 1850, pattented
to said ANDERSON and bounded as follows (viz) Beginning at a stake in a
branch in a line of A. HAMMETT survey deeded him by Jno WALDEN said line
known by the name of State Troop a continental line, thence with a lline
of Samuel SWERINGEN; adm of A. PAYNE dec'd 100 acres sum[?] S7 W100 poles
to a stone in said line, thence S88½ E90 poles to two White Oaks
thence N7 E100 poles, to a White Oak Sd HAMMETT's corner in the continental
line, thence N88½ W90 poles to the Beginning Containing fifty Six
Acres more or less. To have and to hold the aforesaid tract of land with
its assertances unto the said Anderson HAMMETT his heirs and assigns forever
and we the said Mark ANDERSON & wife do hereby xxxxxx bind ourselves
to forever warrant and defend the title of said Land unto the said HAMMETT
his heirs and against the claim of Ourselves, our heirs as ....as against
the claim all other person or persons whatsoever, witness our hands and
seal, this day and year above written. signed Mark ANDERSON {SEAL}, Lovey
(LA) ANDERSON
State of Kentucky Allen County Set
I Samuel SWERINGEN clerk of the county of court
for said County do certify that the foregoing deed from Mark ANDERSON
and Lovey ANDERSON his wife to Anderson HAMMETT was this day produced
to me in my Office and acknowledged by the said ANDERSON to be his act
and deed and the Lovey ANDERSON his wife being examined by me privily and
apart from her said husband declared that she did freely and willingly
seal and deliver the said writing and wishes not to retract it, and acknowledged
the said writing again shown & explained to her to be her act and deed
and consented that the same may be recorded, where upon the said deed together
with the foregoing certificate hath been duly admitted to record in my
office given under my hand this 4th day of February 1852. signed Samuel
SWERINGEN, clerk
(Transcribed by TOTTY-COMBS-ANDERSON researcher
Birdie (Totty) McNutt 3-19-1998)
Notes: Lovey (Giles) LANCASTER ANDERSON was the
mother of Kesiah LuAnna LANCASTER COMBS, wife of Peter Anderson COMBS the
3rd great grandparents of Birdie Totty McNutt
1856 April 11th (Allen Co
KY Book 48:176) Mark ANDERSON; 140 Acres surveyed on Bay Fork (Kentucky
Land Grants, Volume 1, Part 2, CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT
ORDERS (1836-1924) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY, page 974)
1859 April 4th (Allen Co
KY DBL:407) Copy Deed Book L-p 407 Allen County, Kentucky, April 5, 1859,
174 acres more or less out of Peter ANDERSON Survey. Indexed: RACHEL to
Combs.
This indenture witnessed that Valentine RACHELS
and Martha Ann RACHELS in consideration of one hundred and fifty Dollars
to them paid by
Peter A. Combs. The receipt thereof is hereby acknowledged,
do hereby Grant bargin Sell and Convey to the said Peter A. Combs
his heirs and assigns forever. The following real restate in Allen County
and State of Kentucky, as described as follows to wit: the undivided
one half of all that tract as patent of land Laying and being on the
waters of RUFF [ROUGH] CREEK in said County and State being all that tract
part of a Survey of four hundred acres patented to Peter ANDERSON
and conveyed by said ANDERSON to Ann B. Combs containing one
hundred and seventy four acres more or less. Which said undivided half
of said tract of land desended to said Martha Ann RACHELS as one of the
heirs
at Law of said Ann B. Combs and
James W. Combs - Together with
all the privileges and assurtenances[sic] to the Same belonging. To have
and to hold the same to the said Peter A. Combs his heirs and assign
forever the grantors their heirs and assigns hereby covenanting with the
Grantee his heirs and assigns that the title So conveyed is lean free and
unincumbered that they are lawfully sized of the premises afore said as
of a sure perfect and undesposable Estate of enheritance in fee simple
and they will warrant and defend the same against all Claims Whatsoever
to within thereof the Said Valentine RACHELS and Martha Ann RACHELS have
here unto set their hands and seal this fifth day of April 1859.
| |
) Valentine RACHELS |
| State of Indiana County |
) Martha Ann RACHELS |
Personally appears before me the subscriber a
Justice of the peace in and for Said County Valentine RACHELS and Martha
Ann RACHELS his wife to Grantor in the above conveyance and acknowledged
the same to be their voluntry act and deed Witness my hand and seal this
fifth April 1859. s/John THOMAS Justice of the peace
Page 408
The State of Indiana Posey County } set
I, Turner NELSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court
within and for the County of Posey afore said do hereby certify that John
THOMAS Esq whose certificate of acknowledgement appears to the instrument
of writing to which this is attached was at the time of making said certificate
to wit: the fifth day of April 1850 and acting Justice of the peace within
and for said County of Posey duly elected commissioned and qualified and
that full faith and credit ought to be given to his offical act and that
the Signature suposting to be his is Genuine. In witness of Which I hereunto
affix the Seal of Said Court and Subscribe my name at Mount Vernon this
12th day of April AD 1859. s/ T. NELSON Clerk, [by] W. NELSON Deputy.
State of Indiana Posey County }
I Michael F. BURKE, Judge of the third Judicial
Circuit in the State of Indiana of which Circuit the County of Posey in
said State is a part and Judge of the Circuit Court of said County and
State certify that Turner NELSON was on the 12 of April 1859 & is now
the Clerk of said Circuit Court duly qualified & commissioned as such
that his Signature to the above Certificate is Genuine that he has the
proper Custody of the Seal of said Court and that his Certificate as above
is in due form of Law. Witness my hand and signature hereto set at Mount
Vernon in Said County & State this 13th day of April 1859. } M. F.
BURKE, } Judge 3rd Judicial Court Indiana
Allen County Kentucky
I, Clerk of the Allen County Court certify that
this deed given Valentine RACHELS & his wife Martha Ann to Peter A.
Combs together with the new certificate therein endorsed was this day filed
for Record in my office and the same & this certificate is Recorded
in my office this 16 day of April 1859. s/ } J. N. Fitzpatrick, cc (Transcribed
by TOTTY Combs researcher Birdie (Totty) McNutt 1998)
Notes: Ann B. Combs
was the mother of
or
Peter Anderson COMBS
and daughter of Peter ANDERSON. Volantine
RACHELS is listed on the 1830 Weakley TN Census. Note also
that Peter Anderson & Louannie LANCASTER Combs later named a
son, Valentine. See Also Posey Co IN where Valentine
RACHELS & Martha Ann Combs m on 29 Dec 1844. Peter
Anderson COMBS was the father of Albert Grant COMBS, f/o Birdie Lorena
COMBS HOISINGTON; m/o Lorena Pearl HOISINGTON who married Vernon Estell
TOTTY, both parents of Birdie TOTTY McNutt
1859 April 25th DEED
[Barren County, KY Deed Book Z Page 591 4/25/1859 transcribed
by Myra Britt, and annotated by Birdie (Totty McNutt 2001] COMBS to
Wheat
THIS
INDENTURE made on the 25th day of April 1859 between Thomas COMBS
of Allen County and Caroline Wheat of Barren County both
of the State of Kentucky witnefseth(witnesseth) that for and in consideration
of the sum of Eight dollars in hand paid to said COMBS he has this day
sold & conveyed to said Wheat a certain lot of ground in Barren
County & State aforesaid it being a part of the survey on which
said COMBS now lives and including the house and lot where sd. Wheat now
lives beginning at a corner between ......... & ............on COMBS
line
thence with said line S4W25 poles to a stake on a small branch thence down
the branch S82W12 7 poles to a poplar & dogwood thence N4E 28 poles
to a small black oak & hickory thence N80E13 poles to the beginning
two acres more or lefs(less). together with all the appertenances. To have
& to hold and the said COMBS binds himself heirs afsigns(assigns)
& c forever to warrant and defend the above granted premises free from
us all others claims whatever In testimony whereof he the sd. COMBS
has set his hand & seal the day above written.
H. Mofsey
Thomas (X his mark) COMBS {Seal}
State of Kentucky
Barren County Sct
I Travis Cockrill clerk of the County
Court for said County certify that this deed from Thomas COMBS to
Caroline
Wheat was this day acknowledged before me by said COMBS to be
his act & deed. Whereupon the same & this certificate have been
recorded in my office Given under my hand this 25th day of April 1859.
Travis Cockrill CBCC
By ..............
Submitted by Birdie Totty McNutt as transcribed
by Myra Britt
1859 July 9th (Allen Co KY Marriage
Marriage Book 1815-1858) License/Application for
Peter A. Combs
to Kesiah LANCISTER [sic], married in Allen County, Kentucky on
July 9, 1859, This is to certify that on the 9th day of July 1859. The
rites of marriage were Solemnized by me between P. A. Combs &
Kesiah LANCISTER. At Mark ANDERSON'S home in the County of
Allen in the presence of Mark ANDERSON and Lovy ANDERSON. A. S. WALKER
(Transcribed by Researcher Birdie Totty McNutt)
Notes: Although she is referred to as
Louanie
in both Peter Anderson Combs' obituary above, and as Louannie
(Lou Ann?) in the 1860 Gibson Co IN census, the following records
indicate that her name was actually Keziah Ann, or possibly Keziah Susan.
Marriage records found in Kay Co., OK list's her as Susan COMBS.
1859 August 10th
(Allen Co KY DBL:561) Indexed Combs To WOLF. For the consideration of eighty
dollars in hand paid to us Peter A. Combs an his wife Kisy A.
of the one part and J.C. WOLF of the Second part all of the parties of
the county of Allen and State of Kentucky. ........that said Combs and
wife doth for said consideration of $80.00 afo doth sell and convey
unto said WOLF a certain tract of land lying and being in Allen County,
KY and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning on a chestnut and black Gum
S29 W114 P to a chestnut dogwood and poplar N 57 W 105 P to 2 chestnuts
& a white ashe A Cla....Corner S17 E108 poles to a red oak on William
MILLERS line thense sss E 54 poles to 2 birches Wm MILLER and LINCHES Corner
thense S52 E75 poles to the beginning containing
80 be the same
more or less To have the afo land with its assurances unto James C. WOLF
his heirs and assigns forever and we the said Combs & wife warrant
the right and title to the same with general warranty as to the title of
said land unto said WOLF this 10th day of August 1859. s/Peter A. Combs;
Kisy Ann (her mark) Combs.
Allen County Kentucky
I Clerk of the Allen County Court Certify that
this deed from Peter A. Combs and his wife Kisy A. Combs...to James C.
WOLF was this day acknowledged before me by said Grantors to be thier act
and deed and the same is recorded in my office this 10th day of August
1859. J.N. FITZPATRICK, clerk
(Transcribed by Combs-Anderson Researcher Birdie
Totty McNutt)
Notes: Peter ANDERSON, Sr. sold 174 A.
to Ann B. Combs in 1838. In 1859, Valentine and Martha A. Combs
Rachels, as an heir of Ann B. Combs and James W. Combs, sold
an undivided ½ interest in the 174 acres (87 acres) with no indication
as to who held the remaining undivided ½ interest.
Peter Anderson
Combs appears to have sold (roughly) only what he purchased of the
RACHELS. Note: The 174 acres was apparently re-surveyed and divided
as
Peter A. Combs sold not an undivided interest, but a specific
80 acres. Did he continue to hold 7 acres, or did the resurvey result in
a diminishment from 174 to 160 acres? In addition to needing (if extant)
wills and/or estate records for both James W. Combs and Ann B.
Combs (both apparently decd by Apr 1859), the question remains as to
who held the other undivided half interest - a question that can probably
be answered by finding the transaction(s) for the second half of the property.
Notes: BTM] Ann B. Combs was the dau. of Peter ANDERSON
and wife of Thomas Combs? Who was James W. Combs? He was
apparently deceased bef 1838 (when she purch. land from ANDERSON). Ann
B. herself apparently died in Posey County, IN and is buried in the Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery next to her father Peter ANDERSON. Peter Anderson
& Keziah Ann "Louannie" LANCASTER Combs are next found on the 1860
Gibson
Co IN census. Even later they are found in Sumner
Co., KS Payne
Co., OK and Kay
Co., OK
1860 March 21st (Allen
County, Kentucky Deed book 2 page 562) Indexed: Combs TO Combs, Taxes paid,
Allen County Kentucky Pet. I, Clerk of the Allen County Court Certify that
this deed from I believe Samuel Combs & Thomas Combs
was this day acknowledged before T C MULLIGAN D.C. To be their act and
deed and the same is recorded in my office this the 21st day of March 1860.
J. N. FITZPATRICK, Clerk.
For and in consideration of the natural love and
affection I have and bear to my children to wit: Zur Combs, James Combs,
Eligah Combs, William Combs, Robert Combs, A. J. Combs, Samuel Combs
and to my Daughters Sarah LANE wife of
Booker LANE late Combs,
Jinnie
HALTER
wife of F. A. HALTER,
Elizabeth GUM wife of Mitchell GUM,
Martha
ORE wife of Allen L. ORE and my grand children Elizabeth, Melvina,
Rutha, Jane & Debora children & heirs of Debora dau &
wife of Benjamine GAUSNELL late Combs, all of the county of Allen
and State of Kentucky except Zur Combs, Sarah LANE & Malina Daughter
of Benjamin GAUSNELL who inter marries with William BARTON &
F. A. HALTER wife Jinnie HALTER, Martha ORE lives in Monroe County Kentucky
& Elizabeth GUM who lives in Macon County Tennessee. William,
James & Elijah who lives in Morgan Co. & in Camden Co
MO & Robert who lives in Arkansas I have this day sold and
by these present do sell an convey unto the parties above mentioned my
children and Grand children of the following described tracts of land one
on the water of big Barren River in the County of Allen & part Barren
County one Hundred and eighty acres more or less and Bounded as follows
to wit: Beginning at a marked Hickory on a Military line runing N to E
170 poles to a Hickory thence E 160 poles to a Hickory on John HUTCHINS
line thense South 30 E 80 poles to a poplar on John BROTHERS line thense
S 20 W 146 poles to a Dogwood on a Military Line of John EDLOW [sic?] thense
with same line of John EDLOWES [sic?] thense with same line to the place
of beginning also one other tract in Allen County Kentucky on the
waters of big Barren River & Bounded as follows Beginning at a stake
and poplar northwardly course to EDLOWES [sic?] Surry of 1116 2/3 acres
thense down a Hollow S 13 E 40 to a Beach thense S 10 W 16 poles to a Br
or line thense down the tract S 85 W 75 poles to a black oak thense N46
to a white oak on EDLOWES [sic?] boundry line thense with said line to
the Beginning containing 22 acres more or less. To have and to hold all
and singular the afo tracts of Land with all the opportunies them living
to his said sons absolutely and his said daughters and Grand children afo
to them and lawful heirs of this body Subject to the following exceptions.
I have heretofor sold unto Caroline WHEAT two acres off the said 180 acre
tract of land on the east end of said tract. Which is reserved [sic?] in
this deed I have also heretofore leased unto my son Samuel the said
tract of Land for the term of five years and also sold him my personal
property with same property which lease bears date the 29th day of November
1859 the consideration of which is that my son Samuel is to take care &
support me during my natural life. Now when said term of five years shall
have expired my son Samuel then the title to the above land shall vest
as above stated. To all of which I have here unto set my hand and seal
this 21st day of March 1860. s/Thomas [his mark] Combs. Witness
John J GATEWOOD, Thos C. MULLIGAN.
State of Kentucky Allen County
I, Clerk of the Allen County Court certify that
the deed from Thomas Combs to Zur Combs, James Combs, Elijah Combs, William
Combs, Robert Combs, A. J. Combs, Samuel Combs, Sarah LANE, Jennie HALTER,
Elizabeth GUM, Martha ORE & their husbands F. A. HALTER, A. L. ORE,
Booker LANE & Mitchell GUM & Melvina BARTON late GAUSNELL Elizabeth,
Rutha, Jane & Debora GAUSNELL was this day acknowledged by said Thomas
to be his act and deed before Thos C. MULLIGAN D.C. and the same is recorded
in my office Given under my hand this 21st day of March 1860. signed J.
N. FITZPATRICK, Clerk
(Transcribed as written (except capitalization
of surnames & added punctuation) by Birdie (Totty) McNutt from photocopy
who adds that the above Thomas Combs was born September 12, 1770,
and died December 09, 1862, Allen County Kentucky; that the deed was difficult
to read and that EDLOWE ED LOVES or EDLOE)
1860 March 21st (Allen Co
KY DB??? Page??? ) Indexed Combs to S. Combs ( taxes paid November 21 1859).
State of Kentucky county of Allen..............(to faint to read) ......................tract
in bargin...............(to faint to read)............................and
Samuel
COMES, both of .........said Thomas COMES..........with all
and singular the..................for the term of 5 years.......................Samuel
COMES his.......this on their benefit for the said space of five years........raised
by himself or any.............................the said Samuel COMB
hereby binding himself his heirs and assigns to afford...unto the said
Thomas
Combs...........comfortable home in the house of the said
Thomas
Combs, providing for him a due and reasonable share of the necessaries
of life as wood clothing 16... during his natural life further that a ho.............a
fe hogs or cattle.....by the said Thomas COMES or that may be by
him .....shall be kept & duly cared for by the said
Samual Combs,
he the said Samuel COMES having the end of.........cattles when
not in the especial Service of Thomas COMES as also of years plo...s...have
....and all ......tools or implements that may be ......said farm. Also
to hold the use of the farm for said term of five years provided t....that
the said Thomas COMES shall not entertain ..........of time any
person i........at the expense of the said Thomas COMES, this ....not
however binding him to pay the ...on other necessary expenses of any visitor
or transient.....failing in the performance of the articles above written
shall forfiet it unto the other a sum of percent to cover the damages that
may by the ........Sustained in token of our agreement herunto we have
this day unto this article affixed our hand and seal . Set is a greed by
these parties to this lease that shoudl the said Thomas Combs ever
marry then the said Samuel is to keep the said Combs wife
under the agreement above specified with Thomas Combs for five years.
s/ Thomas COMES. his mark. Samuel Combs.
Allen County Kentucky Set
I, Clerk of the Allen County Court Certify that
this deed from I believe Samuel Combs & Thomas Combs
was this day acknowledged before T C MULLIGAN D.C. To be their act and
deed and the same is recorded in my office this the 21st day of March 1860.
s/J. N. FITZPATRICK, Clerk
([Transcribed by TOTTY-Combs researcher Birdie
(Totty) McNutt
Notes: BTM] The above copy of indenture
was very very faint and hard to read, parts were not legible where .........
have been entered.)
1860 April 9th Indenture
[Allen Co. Circuit Court Record]
Thomas COMBS
TO
Samuel COMBS
Whereas I have this day engaged my Son Saml Combs
to admin to Suit now pending against me in the Allen Circuit Court which
Ann R. KIGER is Plf and I am deft. this indenture
.... .... that for the Consideration of services of my Son afsd in the
looking after and Seeing to this suit that for me as I am very old and
feeble and not able to attend to the Same and in Consideration that my
Son as Afsd is to pay or See that all the expenses in every way Connected
with Said law Suit so far as costs and lawyers fees are concerned and time
& trouble in having ............................ I have this day sold
and by these presents do Sell and Convey unto my Son as afsd the following
property herewith one mare & colt 1 cow 1 calf 1 horse
...mill and appendences his stills and Tubs 1 set of Black Smith tools
1 bed & furniture 1 dresser? 1 Beauroe 1 Clock and all the little
house hold and kitchen furniture of every kind Whatsoever I have said to
hold the Same to him & his heirs this Given under my hand the 9 day
of April 1860
signed: Thomas [his mark] COMBS
State of Kentucky Allen County
I, Clerk of the Allen County Court Certify that
this deed from Thomas COMBS to Samuel COMBS was this day acknowledged before
me by said Given to be his act and deed the
Same as Recorded in my office this 9 day of April 1860.
signed: J. N. FITZPATRICK,
clerk
The above was transcribed as written except,
where the surnames have all been captilized by the transcriber Birdie (Totty)
McNutt and with added punctuation from document sent to me by Myra Britt.
I have added dots ....... where the page was too light to read.
NOTE: Ann R. KIGER was the step daughter
of Thomas COMBS through his wife Sarah Unknown KIGER COMBS who he
married in April of 1848.
10 April 1860 Deed
[Allen Co. KY Court Record page 638] HATLER TO COMBS
We: F. A. Halter and wife Jane Halter formerly
Jane COMBS & Daughter of Thomas COMBS have this day Sold unto
Samuel COMBS our undivided Interest in all the Land belonging to said COMBS
now which he may hereafter have title to Said Land part in Allen and 2
part in Barren County Kentucky our undivided interest in said Land being
the one twelfth part or Interest in all of the afsd Land now owned by the
said Thomas COMBSS or all the Land Hereafter Conveyed by Said Thomas COMBS
by deed to his several Children Which deed from Said COMBS to his Children
is Record in the Allen County Circuit Court Clerks Office Which deed is
here referred to for the true bounday of said Land the Consideration
for Which Said Samuel COMBS Given Said HALTER & wife is $150. Satisfactorly
assigned by the parties to have and to hold the undivided Interest hereby
Conveyed unto his heirs and assigns forever & the Same is Conveyed
with General Warranty as to the title to said land & the appurtences
this 10th day Oct. 1860.
signed:
F. A. HALTER
Jane [her X mark] HALTER
Allen County Kentucky
I, Clerk of the Allen County Circuit Court Certify
that this deed from F. A. HATLER & wife Jane to Samuel COMBS was this
day acknowledged to before me by Said Grantors to be their act and deed
and the Same is Recorded in my office this 10th Oct. 1860
signed:
J. N. FITZPATRICK, Ck
Transcribed by TOTTY-COMBS researcher Birdie
(Totty) McNutt from copy of document sent to me by Myra Britt
1860 October 21st Deed
[White Co., IL Circuit Court Record] John COMBS for Deed J. T. GOODMAN,
Jr.
This indenture made and entered into this 21
day of October 1896 between John COMBS of the County of White and
State of Illiois part of the first part and J. T. GOODMAN, Jr. of the County
of Allen and State of Kentucky part of the second part.
WITNESSETH:, that the part of the first part
for an in consideration of the sum of Twenty five Dollars in hand paid
the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged that this day granted bargained
and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain sell and convey unto
the part of the second part his entire interests it being one seventh in
lands owned by his father Samuel COMBS at his death said
land lying and being in the County of Allen and State of Kentucky
and bounded as follows, on north by Simands Land west by the Lands of Jordan
Faulkner & Fraimn on S. by Lands of John Simmons & J. T. GOODMAN
on East by J. A. GOODMAN. James COMBS, E Austin containing
56 acres more or less to have and to hold unto the party of the second
part his heirs as assigned forever against the claim or claims of each
and every person or persons whatsoever with all the appurtenances belonging
thereto so far as my entire undivided interests extendith bring one seventh
interest of said COMBS having full force and effect of a deed of General
Warranty. In Witness whereof I have hereunto affixed by signature
day and date first above written.
signed: John COMBS
Bettie COMBS
State of ILLINOIS }
} SS
White County
}
I, James E. Stuart a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforsaid
do hereby certify that John COMBS and Bettie COMBS his wife who
are personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed
to the foregoing instrument appeared befoere me this day in person and
acknowledge that they signed sealed and delivered the said instrument as
their free and voluntary act including the release of the right of homestead
Given under my hand and notorial seal this 21 day of October 1896.
James E. Stuart, NP
Transcribed by TOTTY-COMBS researcher Birdie
Totty McNutt from copy of document sent to me by Myra Britt
NOTE: John COMBS was the son
of Samuel COMBS and his first wife Mary Ann HARRISON COMBS of Allen Co.,
KY. Samuel COMBS received the land from Thomas COMBS in 1860
from same Co.
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