John Wes Pasley (11 May 1797 - after Census of 1880) was the youngest of thirteen children of Robert Pasley, Sr. (3 April 1746 - late 1830) and Sarah "Sally" (Forbes) Pasley (25 February - 1831).
John Wes Pasley's older siblings include: Mary (Pasley) Dudley (26 March 1774 - 1824), Sarah "Sally" (Pasley) Wood (6 April 1776 - unknown), Nancy (Pasley) Dudley (26 November 1778 - 6 December 1865), Susannah (Pasley) Wright (18 March 1781 - 1858), Joanna (Pasley) Dillon (15 April 1783 - 29 July 1793), Katherine 'Katy" Pasley and Rachel Pasley [Twins] (17 May 1785 - about 1800), William Pasley (1 June 1786 - 1858), Keziah (Pasley) Williamson (7 October 1788 - before 17 August 1829 when referred to as "deceased" in Robert Pasley,Sr. will), Rhoda (Pasley) Cochran (24 March 1791 - 1867), Robert Pasley, Jr. (24 March 1793 - 17 October 1827), and Solomon Pasley (29 April 1795 - 29 September 1872).
John Wes Pasley married Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley on 4 May 1831. Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 -18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
John Wes Pasley was living in Franklin County, Virginia, as a widower with his then unmarried son Lee Marion Pasley according to the Census of 1880.
John Wes Pasley's older siblings include: Mary (Pasley) Dudley (26 March 1774 - 1824), Sarah "Sally" (Pasley) Wood (6 April 1776 - unknown), Nancy (Pasley) Dudley (26 November 1778 - 6 December 1865), Susannah (Pasley) Wright (18 March 1781 - 1858), Joanna (Pasley) Dillon (15 April 1783 - 29 July 1793), Katherine 'Katy" Pasley and Rachel Pasley [Twins] (17 May 1785 - about 1800), William Pasley (1 June 1786 - 1858), Keziah (Pasley) Williamson (7 October 1788 - before 17 August 1829 when referred to as "deceased" in Robert Pasley,Sr. will), Rhoda (Pasley) Cochran (24 March 1791 - 1867), Robert Pasley, Jr. (24 March 1793 - 17 October 1827), and Solomon Pasley (29 April 1795 - 29 September 1872).
John Wes Pasley married Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley on 4 May 1831. Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 -18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
John Wes Pasley was living in Franklin County, Virginia, as a widower with his then unmarried son Lee Marion Pasley according to the Census of 1880.
John Wes Pasley (11 May 1797 - after Census of 1880) was the youngest of thirteen children of Robert Pasley, Sr. (3 April 1746 - late 1830) and Sarah "Sally" (Forbes) Pasley (25 February - 1831).
John Wes Pasley's older siblings include: Mary (Pasley) Dudley (26 March 1774 - 1824), Sarah "Sally" (Pasley) Wood (6 April 1776 - unknown), Nancy (Pasley) Dudley (26 November 1778 - 6 December 1865), Susannah (Pasley) Wright (18 March 1781 - 1858), Joanna (Pasley) Dillon (15 April 1783 - 29 July 1793), Katherine 'Katy" Pasley and Rachel Pasley [Twins] (17 May 1785 - about 1800), William Pasley (1 June 1786 - 1858), Keziah (Pasley) Williamson (7 October 1788 - before 17 August 1829 when referred to as "deceased" in Robert Pasley,Sr. will), Rhoda (Pasley) Cochran (24 March 1791 - 1867), Robert Pasley, Jr. (24 March 1793 - 17 October 1827), and Solomon Pasley (29 April 1795 - 29 September 1872).
John Wes Pasley married Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley on 4 May 1831. Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 -18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
John Wes Pasley was living in Franklin County, Virginia, as a widower with his then unmarried son Lee Marion Pasley according to the Census of 1880.
John Wes Pasley's older siblings include: Mary (Pasley) Dudley (26 March 1774 - 1824), Sarah "Sally" (Pasley) Wood (6 April 1776 - unknown), Nancy (Pasley) Dudley (26 November 1778 - 6 December 1865), Susannah (Pasley) Wright (18 March 1781 - 1858), Joanna (Pasley) Dillon (15 April 1783 - 29 July 1793), Katherine 'Katy" Pasley and Rachel Pasley [Twins] (17 May 1785 - about 1800), William Pasley (1 June 1786 - 1858), Keziah (Pasley) Williamson (7 October 1788 - before 17 August 1829 when referred to as "deceased" in Robert Pasley,Sr. will), Rhoda (Pasley) Cochran (24 March 1791 - 1867), Robert Pasley, Jr. (24 March 1793 - 17 October 1827), and Solomon Pasley (29 April 1795 - 29 September 1872).
John Wes Pasley married Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley on 4 May 1831. Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 -18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
John Wes Pasley was living in Franklin County, Virginia, as a widower with his then unmarried son Lee Marion Pasley according to the Census of 1880.
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