Son of William & Winifred (Garrett) Fletcher.
Husband of Rhoda Jane Griffin (b. 1780s), daughter of Richard & Mary (Brown) Griffin, Sr. of Montgomery co, KY. To my knowledge, 4th great-grandpa was never married to an Elizabeth (Holbrook), nor did he live in Indiana in 1850 as he passed away in Christian County, IL in 1841.
Father of ten known children:
1. Kiturah Ann Fletcher White (1805-1867)
2. Betsy Fletcher Cary
3. John G. Fletcher (1810- 1888)
4. Griffin Taylor Fletcher (1811-1883).
5. Albert G. Fletcher
6. James M. Fletcher (d. 1909)
7. Alfred G. Fletcher (d. 1842)
8. Delcina (Dulcina)Fletcher (b. 1821)
9. William T. Fletcher
1825 - Land along Hinkston, Lulbegrud and Tulbeard Creeks in Montgomery County, KY. was given to brothers, John, William, Jr, Robert and James in William Fletcher, Sr.'s will. John, William, Jr. and James bought out Robert's portion.
1829 = Moved to Sangamon/Christian Co, IL from Montgomery County, KY in 1829-30 (Winter of the Deep Snow). Possibly buried in Stafford Cemetery, Osbernville, IL although we have no proof, however, his grandson, John W. Fletcher's Macon County, IL biography stated "his last days were spent in Decatur."
Sources:
1. 1804 Montgomery County, KY Tax List
2. 1810 Montgomery County, Kentucky Census. Line #6 - James Fletcher
1-0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1-0-0-00
3. 1825 Montgomery County, KY Land Deed
4. 1840 Christian County, IL Census
5. "John W. Fletcher" Past and Present of Decatur and Macon County, pub. 1903, pg. 881-882.
6. White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, Ks, 1983. p. 80. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
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Husband of Rhoda Jane Griffin (b. 1780s), daughter of Richard & Mary (Brown) Griffin, Sr. of Montgomery co, KY. To my knowledge, 4th great-grandpa was never married to an Elizabeth (Holbrook), nor did he live in Indiana in 1850 as he passed away in Christian County, IL in 1841.
Father of ten known children:
1. Kiturah Ann Fletcher White (1805-1867)
2. Betsy Fletcher Cary
3. John G. Fletcher (1810- 1888)
4. Griffin Taylor Fletcher (1811-1883).
5. Albert G. Fletcher
6. James M. Fletcher (d. 1909)
7. Alfred G. Fletcher (d. 1842)
8. Delcina (Dulcina)Fletcher (b. 1821)
9. William T. Fletcher
1825 - Land along Hinkston, Lulbegrud and Tulbeard Creeks in Montgomery County, KY. was given to brothers, John, William, Jr, Robert and James in William Fletcher, Sr.'s will. John, William, Jr. and James bought out Robert's portion.
1829 = Moved to Sangamon/Christian Co, IL from Montgomery County, KY in 1829-30 (Winter of the Deep Snow). Possibly buried in Stafford Cemetery, Osbernville, IL although we have no proof, however, his grandson, John W. Fletcher's Macon County, IL biography stated "his last days were spent in Decatur."
Sources:
1. 1804 Montgomery County, KY Tax List
2. 1810 Montgomery County, Kentucky Census. Line #6 - James Fletcher
1-0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1-0-0-00
3. 1825 Montgomery County, KY Land Deed
4. 1840 Christian County, IL Census
5. "John W. Fletcher" Past and Present of Decatur and Macon County, pub. 1903, pg. 881-882.
6. White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, Ks, 1983. p. 80. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
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Son of William & Winifred (Garrett) Fletcher.
Husband of Rhoda Jane Griffin (b. 1780s), daughter of Richard & Mary (Brown) Griffin, Sr. of Montgomery co, KY. To my knowledge, 4th great-grandpa was never married to an Elizabeth (Holbrook), nor did he live in Indiana in 1850 as he passed away in Christian County, IL in 1841.
Father of ten known children:
1. Kiturah Ann Fletcher White (1805-1867)
2. Betsy Fletcher Cary
3. John G. Fletcher (1810- 1888)
4. Griffin Taylor Fletcher (1811-1883).
5. Albert G. Fletcher
6. James M. Fletcher (d. 1909)
7. Alfred G. Fletcher (d. 1842)
8. Delcina (Dulcina)Fletcher (b. 1821)
9. William T. Fletcher
1825 - Land along Hinkston, Lulbegrud and Tulbeard Creeks in Montgomery County, KY. was given to brothers, John, William, Jr, Robert and James in William Fletcher, Sr.'s will. John, William, Jr. and James bought out Robert's portion.
1829 = Moved to Sangamon/Christian Co, IL from Montgomery County, KY in 1829-30 (Winter of the Deep Snow). Possibly buried in Stafford Cemetery, Osbernville, IL although we have no proof, however, his grandson, John W. Fletcher's Macon County, IL biography stated "his last days were spent in Decatur."
Sources:
1. 1804 Montgomery County, KY Tax List
2. 1810 Montgomery County, Kentucky Census. Line #6 - James Fletcher
1-0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1-0-0-00
3. 1825 Montgomery County, KY Land Deed
4. 1840 Christian County, IL Census
5. "John W. Fletcher" Past and Present of Decatur and Macon County, pub. 1903, pg. 881-882.
6. White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, Ks, 1983. p. 80. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
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Husband of Rhoda Jane Griffin (b. 1780s), daughter of Richard & Mary (Brown) Griffin, Sr. of Montgomery co, KY. To my knowledge, 4th great-grandpa was never married to an Elizabeth (Holbrook), nor did he live in Indiana in 1850 as he passed away in Christian County, IL in 1841.
Father of ten known children:
1. Kiturah Ann Fletcher White (1805-1867)
2. Betsy Fletcher Cary
3. John G. Fletcher (1810- 1888)
4. Griffin Taylor Fletcher (1811-1883).
5. Albert G. Fletcher
6. James M. Fletcher (d. 1909)
7. Alfred G. Fletcher (d. 1842)
8. Delcina (Dulcina)Fletcher (b. 1821)
9. William T. Fletcher
1825 - Land along Hinkston, Lulbegrud and Tulbeard Creeks in Montgomery County, KY. was given to brothers, John, William, Jr, Robert and James in William Fletcher, Sr.'s will. John, William, Jr. and James bought out Robert's portion.
1829 = Moved to Sangamon/Christian Co, IL from Montgomery County, KY in 1829-30 (Winter of the Deep Snow). Possibly buried in Stafford Cemetery, Osbernville, IL although we have no proof, however, his grandson, John W. Fletcher's Macon County, IL biography stated "his last days were spent in Decatur."
Sources:
1. 1804 Montgomery County, KY Tax List
2. 1810 Montgomery County, Kentucky Census. Line #6 - James Fletcher
1-0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1-0-0-00
3. 1825 Montgomery County, KY Land Deed
4. 1840 Christian County, IL Census
5. "John W. Fletcher" Past and Present of Decatur and Macon County, pub. 1903, pg. 881-882.
6. White's Family & Their Kin. By Mrs. Gladys Esther White O'Neal & Elma Leota White Stoops. Paper Graphics, Garden City, Ks, 1983. p. 80. Repository: Midwest Genealogy Center, Independence, MO.
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